Seatylock Mason D Lock Review
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The Seatylock Mason has been around for a while but was only recently awarded the Sold Secure Bicycle Diamond security rating. In this Mason review video, I break down the Mason's strengths & weaknesses so that you can have a better understanding of whether this product is suitable for you and your bike.
I also produced a comparative review of the Seatylock Mason, comparing it to the renowned Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit Mini. Watch the comparison review here - • Seatylock Mason VS Kry...
Disclaimer - Seatylock sponsored me to produce this content. However, the opinions and content expressed in this bike lock review are my own and come from years of experience working with the best bike locks and leading bicycle security brands.
For those interested in the facts and figures, below is key info for the Seatylock Mason
Mason Info:
Shackle thickness: 13.75mm (Hardened steel)
Internal shackle dimensions:
Mason 140 - 3.3 x 5.8" (8.5 x 14.7cm)
Mason 180 - 3.3 x 7" (8.5 x 17.9cm)
Mechanism housing depth: 1.4" (3.5cm)
Weight:
Mason 140 - 1kg (2.2lb)
Mason 180 - 1.1kg (2.35lb)
Security rating: Sold Secure Bicycle Diamond
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Two larger Masons are available, models 240 and 300, with an inner diameter that's wider by, I think, 1.6 inches (40mm). As I recall, their shackles are five- or six-sided, not three. Unlike the 140 and 180, the 240 and 300 are available only from Seatylock's website. I bought the 300 today.
Good choice! What made you opt for the larger internal diameter?
@@bikelockwiki I'm hoping that it will be large enough that I won't need to carry an equally heavy (3.9-pound) 2-foot Schlage 12mm "noose" chain. My wheeks are bolted. I'm willing to risk losing one wheel in excha8nge for that convenience.
@StuMarston My 300 shackle did NOT fit through the linksbof myKG Heavyuty cgain with "3/8" links. had to return the chain. I actually got the 300 so that I would have the freedom to lock up my bike without a chain. I'm willing to risk the liss of a bolted on Wheel of my three-speed Cruiser. Or I'll secure thecwheel with my 1.9-pound chain.
Nah i only want if its grinder resistant
Better to look for a different lock then, check out the Litelok X1 or Hiplok D1000
Why didnt i find your channel earlier?
So can it survive intact from anbolt cutter attack
I used a 36" pair of brand new bolt cutters and it was extremely difficult to keep the shackle in the jaws, let alone cut or damage the shackle. Bear in mind that most thieves won't carry 36" cutters as they're over a meter long and nearly impossible to conceal.
How does it fair against angle grinders?
Locks without anti-grinder protection typically take between 15-30 seconds to cut once, this lock requires two cuts to open the shackle.
How good is it against car jack and angle grinder?
Reinforced locking mechanism for jacks and angle grinder this would take around 12-20 seconds to cut per side depending on the way the bike is locked.
Remember that this lock would require two cuts to be made before a bike could be removed from the shackle though :)
@@bikelockwiki Well bit longer in case of Hiplock d1000 ... Price though...
For a typical hardtail mountain bike, is the 140 long enough, or should I look to the 180?
Good question.
Ultimately, this depends on what you lock your bike to and how you'd normally lock it.
Using the Sheldon Brown locking method, you shouldn't have any issues with the 140.
But with the 140, you're only able to secure one bike, where as the 180 offers enough room to secure two.
disc cutter proof though...!!!!
Nope, the Mason isn't disc cutter proof! If you're looking for a disc cutter proof lock, check out the LITELOK X series or the Hiplok D1000
@@bikelockwikinothing is angle grinder proof, not even the ones you mention (although they make it difficult enough for thieves not to bother), but how does the mason compare? If it takes 15 min to get through the litelok, how quick is the mason?
@@davidcarrico3385 No, nothing is grinder proof. The mason would take around 20-30 seconds to cut compared to many minutes and grinder discs for the LITELOK.
When you perform those bolt cutter and leverage tests in the field, does anyone notice and question you?
Great question! To be totally honest, most people just walk on past, I'll have multiple cameras setup around me and normally someone else to assist with the filming, which does make it look much less suspicious.
That being said, whilst shooting this video a woman stopped to ask me what I was doing and if it was my lock that I was cutting.