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We lock ours onto the roof rack, which is in turn locked onto the car.

We have two very good quality locks per bike and also have some cable locks. We lock the wheels to the frame and to the roof rack and lock the bikes to each other too.

They're not unnickable, but it would take a dertermined thief ant they'd make alot of noise!

For me, the main reason for spending a small fortune on a folding mountain bike with full suspensions was to enable me to lock up the bike in my car when not in use.

I usually see bikes being chained up to railings or fence when their owners are not about. However, quite a few that belong to the younger kids are just left lying about.

DK

Quote: Originally posted by Francais on 19/2/2012

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I think a folding bike is a good solution, somthing like one of the Dahon 20" wheel bikes, there are some real good folders out there, like Airnimal, Brompton, Birdy etc, but like everthing in life, you pays yer money. That way you can just leave it in the car etc, when not being use.

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