How the hello do u pick this

by **shureLock** » 16 Feb 2006 0:51

how the hell do u pick this CCM lock?!

To prove its mine

it has some sort of disk over the pins ?

This dosnt make any sense does it?

by **Omikron** » 16 Feb 2006 1:01

shureLock wrote:how the <censored> do u pick this CCM lock?!

To prove its mine

it has some sort of disk over the pins ?

This dosnt make any sense does it?

No pins, just discs. You won't be picking it without the help of some highly specialized tools. To the best of my knowledge, I don't know any company who sells these tools to locksmiths. The only company that has a tool you can purchase and MIGHT work is newsparkling.com.sg.

by **shureLock** » 16 Feb 2006 1:27

so i have a pretty safe bike lock

?

by **Jason13** » 16 Feb 2006 1:36

Depends if your bike lock has that thing like the kypro then yours can be opened by pens :lol:

by **Omikron** » 16 Feb 2006 1:38

shureLock wrote:so i have a pretty safe bike lock ?

Yes and no. It may be hard to pick, but it doesn't mean some basic bolt cutters can't chew through it like butter. Or perhaps just a few minutes with a portable dremel and a cutoff wheel. :-P

You want a mean bike lock? I use this: http://www.masterlockbike.com/masterloc ... streetcuff

If you get it, make sure you fill out the application for the $3,500 anti-theft guarantee. It's one of the best I've seen.

by **devnill** » 16 Feb 2006 4:23

Jason13 wrote:Depends if your bike lock has that thing like the kypro then yours can be opened by pens

those are tubular locks

by **Omikron** » 16 Feb 2006 15:35

devnill wrote:
Jason13 wrote:Depends if your bike lock has that thing like the kypro then yours can be opened by pens

those are tubular locks

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*sigh*

Don't even bother, he's not going to get it. :roll:

by **vector40** » 16 Feb 2006 21:26

Jason: Fortunately, the lock shown looks to be an Abloy-type rotating disc lock, not a tubular lock as is common (or used to be common) on bicycle locks. These have no easy way to pick.

Omi: Show some class.

by **Omikron** » 16 Feb 2006 21:27

vector40 wrote:Omi: Show some class.

No vector40, you're right. I've been sick for several days now and I'm a bit on edge.

Sorry Jason.

by **devnill** » 16 Feb 2006 22:38

I tried searching, and couldnt find anything on that type of lock. Is the plate on the front mounted in such a way that it swivels with a tension wrench (like the covers on some warded locks)? That lock looks very intresting...

by **Omikron** » 17 Feb 2006 0:10

devnill wrote:I tried searching, and couldnt find anything on that type of lock. Is the plate on the front mounted in such a way that it swivels with a tension wrench (like the covers on some warded locks)? That lock looks very intresting...

Are you asking about the silver "plate" or the inner brass "plate"? The outer circle is actually just part of the lock body, while the inner brass "plate" you see is really just the first disc in the lock. The design is just a chinese knockoff of the Abloy rotating discs and I have a few of these laying around my house. They are an extremely difficult if not impossible pick w/out the proper tools, but most of them are made of inferior metal and can be sheared with bolt cutters quite simply.

If you're curious, your local bike shop might have them around for about $10USD or so.

by **Gear Head** » 17 Feb 2006 18:14

^_^ sounds like fun!!

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