I had a couple of cheap bicycle locks (rolling combo lock) lying around and I finally found a bypass. Something like this First thing you need to do is apply tension by pulling on the two ends. Then you can turn each tumbler until you feel it bind. Start at the end and work your way down the lock. I have tried on quite a few locks and it seems to work for most of them.
I'm sorry, but saying that is like running into the street and shouting "I have invented somethuing round - I shall call it the wheel" This idea has been talked about to a great extent.
I don't consider this a bypass at all... at what point do you 'bypass' the mechanism with your technique?
I swear if he did, someone could trace a spike in suicides in the UK.
and darrel--it's neat that you found that, and personally, I had only heard that that worked on Master combo locks. and you needed to do a long pattern with them. thanks
VashTSPD wrote:and darrel--it's neat that you found that, and personally, I had only heard that that worked on Master combo locks. and you needed to do a long pattern with them. thanks
it works on a variety of cable locks, not just masterlocks.
