Install & Use a Kryptonite Bike Lock To Get The Anti-Theft Protection Insurance

[@SeymourKitty]

I was like what is Steve Kerr doing making bike videos on TH-cam

[@aurteekay6339]

The krytonite keeper is an awesome lock. I was skeptical of buying it and then I heard that it’s made out of a magnesium steel alloy that hardens when heated or attempted to be cut. Once I heard that I was sold

[@SeymourKitty]

It could definitely be cut in less than 90 seconds

[@tomaaron6187]

A enjoyed the tips. Must be kindred spirit because when I bought my Kuwahara mountain bike 40 years ago…also sprayed out the logo , etc to deter ‘pro’ thieves. Still cycle every day on it. Never make your bike a target.

[@radioman321]

You lock based on value. Frame, then rear wheel, then front wheel.
If you only have the option to lock one wheel, it should always be the rear.

[@LT-lu8je]

That's a great informative video .thank you. I got this lock for my bike. Greetings from London!

[@IssuesLab]

Thanks LT :) Greetings From Calgary (Alberta Canada!)

[@Jose-sy1je]

I already got the Kryptonite Keeper lock, but I haven't gotten the bike so far. Probably I'll get that in a month from now. So can I still sign up for the insurance then or would too much time already have passed?

[@captfish100]

whats the point of insurance if they pay you back for the bike?
BTW the most they will pay is $2500 so I guess if your bike is more.
This is from their website,
HOW DOES ATPO WORK?
Reimbursement
[1] the base cost of your bicycle or powersport vehicle excluding tax and accessories;
or
[2] any insurance deductible

[@Todd6912]

They have different values for each lock

[@Daniel-et8dc]

Thank you

[@URTechDotCa]

Glad you liked it.

[@IssuesLab]

Your very welcome :) Thanks Daniel