BREAK ABUS GRANIT BIKE LOCK - GRANIT™ Detecto X Plus 8077 destroyed after
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- I had thief in my flat so I lost all my keys from motorbike and I have to break my own locks.
First lock is U-lock from TESCO (300CZK) - 7 sec
Second one is best break lock I found ABUS Granit with alarm - 2:50sec to break it. Security level 18 (ABUS).
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Three minutes is a very long time. I am pleased with the lock's performance.
It s normal for a man feel that 3 min is so long :D
Yes, definitely.
@@srkntnyldz My bad for thinking you had something smart to say this time.
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@Kade Declan flixportal xD
I have these on my motorbikes. It is comforting to see how difficult this was. I'm sorry you had to destroy such an expensive lock however.
Any lock will be cut with a grinder. The question is just how long it would take. As stated in a previous comment, in this case, it is much easier to cut through the brake disk than the Abus Granit lock. That actually gives me a lot of confidence in the lock. The only thing more you can do is to get a grade 80 security chain and lock the bike through the chassis. The brake disk is easy to replace but if they cut through the Chasis they would only be able to sell the parts and not the whole bike so they are less likely. Of course, all of these are just deterrents to say the thieves go on steal the other bike on the block it is easier.
This has given me confidence to buy an Abus granite disc lock
Also, you can buy a chain and it is more secure. However it is not easy to lock it.
Any vids? 🥺
pareil tres heureux de mon achat , en jaune il est encore plus solide 😁
In daylight with a fully charged grinder. 3 mins, plenty of time to get there and break scum bags bones. I want one.
Yep, I bought another one next day.
The key (pardon the pun) to making this more successful is something like a Roadlok. Fit the Abus Disclock on the left disc and roll the bike forward so the disclock is difficult to access and cut as it is tucked up by the brake calliper. Put the bike on the side stand meaning the disclock has an added degree of difficulty being on the low side of the bike. Then engage a Roadlok to prevent the bike being moved forward to give better access to cut the disclock. The Roadlok weighs next to nothing. Admittedly, a big F Off chain would help too.
Great tip!
@@drewnader1726 it only works for radial calipers though
Unless the bike is super expensive, no thief is gonna risk taking this long and making this much noise to steal a motorcycle.
This is a very good lock. Not only it's nearly unpickable but its can't even be hammered and, most importantly, it resisted a cutter for 3 minutes. It's going to deter most theft attempts. I think it would be quicker for the to make two incisions into the disc rotor itself, which means this lock can't be better than it already is.
First of all, sorry to hear about the thief in your flat, that's rotten.
Secondly thanks for posting this video, it really helps to make a decision when buying one.
Cheers!
Yes, sure you are welcome. :-) I bought the same lock the next day.
Thanks for proving how well this lock is made I’m buying one immediately. You’ll have to haul the bike off from the street then go to work on the lock in a shop. Only a idiot will take 3 minutes to grind a lock without being noticed or caught.
And I usually choose a narrow place to avoid the usage of a grinder
I have one of these and it's a great lock ,plus a peweg chain and lock with ground anchor which can not be bolt cut . I know anything can be grinded with a cutter but it all takes time and if you dont hear all that noise well ,Ill say no more .
If you wanted to prove that the lock doesnt work, I'm sorry but I had my doubts until I saw your video, now I'm convinced it works and I'm buying it! Tks for the help kkkkk
I like how nobody said shit to you the entire time. Very reassuring.
Yes. It is disturbing.
would you have said anything if you had seen two thieves in action?
@@ginolatino4122 Depends. Unless it looks like I will get ganked, I would ask to see what you say and if I believe you or not. If not, then I would walk away and call the police.
that abus performed excellently !
So i see it was the right decision to buy an Abus Granit Detecto XPlus. You cant sit there and work 3 Minutes undetected with such noise.
Yeah but making alot of noise doesn't mean anyones going to do something. Also notice it took a disc cutter to get the lock off and that made alot more noise than the lock. If you saw anyone cutting anything in public with a disc cutter you'll be suspicious regardless if a lock is beeping somewhere or not.
@@jezlanejl Yes, we were cutting the lock during the day time. We act it was obvious that it is my bike, however it could thieves also.
And if you combine this with the chain, it adds the connection link and increases the time to break it. I have both and gives me extra security!
I use 2 Xena and 1 of these Abus alarmed disk locks. I figure if they want it that bad they will have to work for it and make a lot of noise in the process. You can quite easily carry 3 disk locks in a bag, where as a fat chain is just too much of a load. It's that or I hire the Rock to keep an eye on my bike and the disk locks are cheaper.
based on this video I got one, I'm sleeping a lot better now, THANKS!
Why? He just cut through a lock with a grinder in broad daylight for three minutes and nobody did anything.
@@phillipnunya6793 Read the description. He did this to his own bike because his keys were stolen.
@@IBANEZfil I know that. My point is that most people around him probably didn't.
This makes me want to buy the Abus lock.
You gotta put the disc lock next to the brake calipers. Very few thieves will lie on their back with a face shield grinding away at it for 3 minutes. Even more if you get the abus chain cause it adds thickness to the bar that goes through the disc. The thief will have to have been paid handsomely prior to making a prolonged attempt at one bike.
Thieves will just cut the disc and slide the lock off
The can just roll the bike so the disc comes to the front ?
THE ABUS LOCK DID IT'S JOB A MUST BUY!!!!!!!
It’s more effective than i thought it would be.
The real problem with disc locks is that 4 guys simply put two poles through the wheels, pick the bike up, and in a few seconds it’s in the back of a van, driven away, lock is cut off, thrown onto the road...and it’s done in seconds
Kinda depends, most bikes will weigh 200 kg / 400 Lb or more. I myself tried this with my bike when i moved to the other side of my country and while we did manage to get on to the moving van we fellt it for the rest of the week. I myself am a very tiny man (156 cm tall / 5 ft 2) and i literally had to ask somebody else to drive the van because my arms kept cramping up after lifting the bike. I suggest using a lock with an alarm and just for safe measures i use a dummy camera with a blinking LED to scare off people. Having a sleeper bike from 1995 also helps, the thing looks like a total mess but actually has been tinkered up to mechanical perfection.
Try lifting my 700lb Fatboy with four guys and two poles through the wheels! It has solid wheels. 😂 Gotta love a Fatboy.
@@thegoddamnantichrist417
Hi
I use a 14mm hardened chain. A 8077 rotor lock placed behind the forks with the handle bar locking to put the 8077 under the bike, inside a garage, with a 85lbs German Shepherd and finally a crotchety 40yr old with a extensive firearms collection. See, now doesn't the neighbors bike look pretty good. 🤣😂🤣
I juste have my motorbike stolen and I look for a lock for my next moto. The problem I have with disc lock is : thieves can lift the motorbike with the disc lock on it and put it in the van. The chain is better, no ?
this is very good lock , i have 8077 , alarm is very loud , and you can see how to deal with a cut , very slow . someone would be interested what this person is doing
sorry for my english
Mirko yea but the thieves cut the disc not the lock
I would like to buy one (for my Canta mini car), but when would an alarm go off? If a person or an animal walks by it? What is a safe distance before it begins to sound off? Thank you. P.S. Your English if fine. 🌹
@@LindaCasey I think it is about 1 minute after every time it moves.
Tüm mahalleyi ve polis karakolunu başına topladın. Çalan kişi gece yaparsa bu işi ses daha çok çıkacak. Dağ başına koymuyorsan motorunu bence hiç sorun yok. Kilit güzel.
Carnapers dont take that too long, if they cant take a motorcycle in 20secs they'll leave it! Because in 21secs you are already dead!
I ordered Detecto 8077 after seeing this video. Seemed to be quite hard to break even with a grinder
Now try it again with the lock put on the other way with the angle part of lock inside the wheel less to access...
But isnt it already that way?
After this video I bought one for my son's Motard bike.
I bought one, I recently pulled the locking arm out the main body with one arm and 4000 miles of light use. (I bought it with the bike)
Hartnäckig das Biest...sehr schön. Macht gut krach oder man muss welchen machen davon werd ich sicher wach. Danke fürs hochladen
Don’t rely only on these.. they don’t cut the lock, they cut the disc
best alarm disk lock
thats a badass lock
What is the point you to cut the local you can cut the disc in the top and bottom and everything falling down
Or you could have e-mailed Abus the key number for a replacement key and saved yourself a lot of money from having to buy another expensive lock.
In the meantime the thieves turn up with the keys and the considerably more expensive motorcycle goes walkies.
@@STIHLable I wonder if they stole also the keys for the bike
1:53 baseball bat breaking some bones 🤟
THE ALARM....WHAT?......THE CAR ALARM.......I CANT HEAR YOU OVER THE GRINDING.
It seems that the disc brake lock is what you really want. That U-lock seemed like waste of time for the owner.
Depending on how expensive the bike is you need 3 or 4 good defences to act as deterrence. This bike only had one good defence.
Got an mt09sp 2021 outside on my drive. I got a Oxford beast ground anchor with a beast 22mm chair and beast lock, Oxford boss alarm disc lock, Oxford lock as a disc lock too lol.. is that enough? Plus I use s cover
@@DG.2030 You have good defences, if the bike is near your window you are good,. I'd just put an extra alarm on the bike itself, in case they go after the Oxford boss alarm first, this detecto will probably do too.
Nice lock IF you're parking in front of the police station. Nobody gives a Frick even if they pack your screaming bike in a van mid day.
3 min vs
A 45
A glock 19
I think my math is right
Yea but you don’t cut the disc lock you cut the disc on either side. Wayyy faster
You did it from the wrong side / wrong angle. I think it might have been cut faster
guys put 3 disck lock abus good one
Will this fit the front disc brake to my Piaggio MP3 LT?
looks to me your not pressing down on the grinder enough. If you would it cuts a lot faster.
You can cut through in under 10 sec as a matter a fact.
this lock would be better if you could not reach the locking pin with the grinder. For example with some kind of disk around the locking pin.
I dont like the design. It's almost like they wanted it to be possible to be cut open
that was pretty good for a disk lock
Prawie 3 minuty cięcia. Żadna blokada by tyle nie dała rady.
To bardzo długo, wystarczy spokojnie żeby usłyszeć to na parkingu w nocy lub jak się trzyma motocykl w garażu obok domu lub w garażu w domu. Proponuję dodatkowo na noc wyłączać bezpieczniki ;-)
A thief would unscrew the disk from the front wheel .... less than a minute and no noise at all
Whats with the alarm?
@@Napfkuchen a thief would use froam for the lock. Then you cannot hear the alarm.
@Brian Williams you don't need to take the disk off the wheel, just unscrew it and the wheel can turn..... It's very simple.
You don't need power tools, you can use your foot and your weight...
@Brian Williams you don't think like a thief, the point is to be able to move the bike even some meters far away from the owners place. Once you turn in the first corner then you put the bike inside a van or even put a cover on it and pick it up later
@Brian Williams You are a potential target if you own a motorbike.
So.... a disk lock is only good when the bike parked in a place that you can see all the time .
The best way to keep safe a bike is to use chains that can handle a bolts cutter plus a vibration alarm - gps . that can give you just 2 minutes to save your propetry.
Is this lock waterproof or ice resistant?
GGOD LOCK TO YOU A LONG TIME AND MADE A LOT OF NIOSE YOU WOULD NEVER HAVE GOT AWAY WITHOUT BEING HEARD ILL BUY ONE
If he was a thief, he got away with it in the video. Nobody did anything.
Can the thief just unbolt the tire ???
How about a torch?
Well I'm getting that lock..
Awesome bro can you provide me the link
I havenone of these 8077 disclock but it recently stopped locking. There are two bearings which have fallen out. Very annyoying and the lock is now junk unless i can fix it. Search for this locks problems especially if you let it fall on the floor then the bearings will fall out. So annoying 🤬🤬🤬. Abus dont care.
In der Zeit wäre bei uns in der Wohngegend nur schon jemand vorbeigekommen und hätte den Dieben mittels Brechstangen und Baseballschlägern die Schädel eingeschlagen und im nächsten Wald verscharrt.
The 8008 is much better as you can't get in between with an angle grinder.
They won't. Usually they'll cut the brakedisc.
I bought the Abi’s alarmed thing for £127
They cut a wedge out of the disc, slid the lock off and threw it at the security guard. They had it away with my BMW1000rr just ten days old and only 400 on the clock.
So beware these locks. They are as much use as tits on a nun
Sad to hear that.
In the real world the u lock would of been cut and the bike lifted into a van all of about 2 mins max
Sold!
Has demostrado que puedes hacer tanto daño cuando te lo propones😁
No když bych přišel za zlodějem s flexou a zloděj by mi řekl, že to je jeho motorka, že ztratil klíče a že řeze to zámečník, tak bych mu to asi věřil a asi bych to taky neřešil.
Is it rainproof?
The fools would have got caught
Read the video description.
I have two abus granit on my bike 🤣
Whats the point in having an alarm on the lock? You can barely hear it over the disc cutter.....
To remind that its locked (too). Without alarm its more likely to ruin brakes.
hahaha ,you only have to tip off the bike and alarm goes of ,so you are been warned ,thats the idea . you'll hear alarm first and trust me its loud I have one . plus a grinder is very loud .....
A grinder is extremely loud, so the fact that you can hear the alarm in this video at all is a plus.
The alarm is mostly there to scare off people who feel that its ok to mess with/sit on your bike when its parked.
The point of having an alarm is to not let them drive away your bike on a skateboard. And if the grind cutter is louder, that's fine too.
helps for dumb fucks sitting on your bikes for no reason also
Just cut the brake disc in about 10 seconds, buy a new brake disc for the motorbike. Job done.
Your tire will jam you idiot
Ugur Tas only if you are idiot enough to apply the front brake. Idiot.
the struggle is real LOL
Easy just add other 5 or 6 and no battery is enough to cut through all of them locks
Unlucky.
horrible moment :/
No lock lol is safe lol he he ha ha x
thanks for sharing yhis , now im NOT going to buy this lock for my bike .
If you find a better one please reply back :) I too am looking, thanks
If anything this shows you should get the lock it done well
C'moon its 3 minutes with angle grinder wich is very impressive.
That's a lot of noise. You should get a chain instead of a U-Lock next time. That went ridiculously fast.
Now I have chain :-).
Simple way around this is too cut the disk the lock falls off 🤷🏻♂️🥷🏻
Lmao as soon as you need to use an angle grinder, the lock has done its job. You're gonna get beat.