Bi Locks

by **stonedsmurf** » 17 May 2006 5:35

Hello everyone,
I was just wondering wether it was easy to pick 'bi locks'. Can you pick them pin by pin?

Im sorry if this question has been asked before.

Thanks!

by **taylorgdl** » 17 May 2006 5:56

Probably

Bi Locks are considered an advanced lock, and as such are not discussed in the public forum.

G.

by **skold** » 17 May 2006 5:58

Pin by Pin? If you have a few hours and some BiLock experience.

Easy? When you can build fiber optic cable from a window using only a knife, Then you will have your answer.

Picking techniques will only be discussed in the advanced forums.

Skold

by **stonedsmurf** » 17 May 2006 17:07

Thanks Guys

I cant seem 2 get access to the advanced lock section. Oh Well....

by **Omikron** » 17 May 2006 19:37

stonedsmurf wrote:Thanks Guys

I cant seem 2 get access to the advanced lock section. Oh Well....

You know if you wouldn't have wasted that extra keystroke in capitalizing the 'G' in "Guys", then you would have had the extra energy and time necessary to spell out the word "to" in it's entirety...

by **stonedsmurf** » 18 May 2006 4:09

Omikron wrote:
stonedsmurf wrote:Thanks Guys

I cant seem 2 get access to the advanced lock section. Oh Well....

You know if you wouldn't have wasted that extra keystroke in capitalizing the 'G' in "Guys", then you would have had the extra energy and time necessary to spell out the word "to" in it's entirety...

Thanks Omikron...

I think i spelt 'to' right though...

Can anyone tell me why it wont let me in to the advanced lock section??

Sorry about being so n00b. :oops:

by **taylorgdl** » 18 May 2006 4:24

viewtopic.php?t=2474

:roll:

by **skold** » 18 May 2006 4:34

stonedsmurf wrote:
Omikron wrote:
stonedsmurf wrote:Thanks Guys

I cant seem 2 get access to the advanced lock section. Oh Well....

You know if you wouldn't have wasted that extra keystroke in capitalizing the 'G' in "Guys", then you would have had the extra energy and time necessary to spell out the word "to" in it's entirety...

Thanks Omikron...

I think i spelt 'to' right though...

Can anyone tell me why it wont let me in to the advanced lock section??

Sorry about being so n00b.

Think about the last word you said, as you will find it is the answer to the Advanced Section question.

by **taylorgdl** » 18 May 2006 4:46

skold wrote:Think about the last word you said, as you will find it is the answer to the Advanced Section question.

I think we're on the same wavelength.

by **stonedsmurf** » 18 May 2006 4:55

eeeek

thanks everyone.

by **skold** » 18 May 2006 4:57

Do we all agree this thread has served its purpose? (what ever it was)

by **greyman** » 18 May 2006 5:42

This is not to tell how to pick a BiLock, but only to discuss whether it's possible. When BiLocks were released in Australia in the 1980's (I think), they were actually not hard to pick especially if master keyed. The more recent BiLocks I have seen all use anti pick features that make the lock next to impossible to pick. The new generation Bilock has an extra feature that requires a moveable element in the key.

by **stonedsmurf** » 19 May 2006 21:58

....but it is possible?.... hmmmm

by **skold** » 20 May 2006 2:45

stonedsmurf wrote:....but it is possible?.... hmmmm

Trust me, i have opened them and it wasn't easy, know your lock.

I guess it is possible, Falle has a foil tool to open the non slider versions which takes 7 minutes to produce a key impression.

by **Raccoon** » 20 May 2006 5:32

But, what are Bi Locks? Are they locks that swing both ways?

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