The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. If you’re anything like me, the security of your bike is at the ...

A lightweight and wearable chain lock that’s versatile and convenient to use, but with a Sold Secure Bronze rating, it’s probably best suited for quick stops rather than prolonged stays in high-theft ...

The best bike chain locks offer the flexibility to lock your bike to a range of anchors and can be easier to carry than other types of lock. Along with D-locks (also known as U-locks), they are among ...

Bike locks come in all shapes, sizes, and security levels, and there are hundreds of options to choose from. All of them have pros and cons in terms of usability, portability, and, most importantly, ...

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If you’re riding a bike outdoors and leaving it unattended for any length of time, you need one of the best bike locks to try and prevent thieves from making off with it. The right lock for you will ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. With the best bike locks, you really do get what you pay ...

Since we began testing the best bike locks in 2007, we’ve reviewed more than 100. Our latest test included a selection of the best D-locks (also known as U-locks), foldable locks and chain locks for ...

Super hefty lock and chain is about as big and thick as they come. The looks and the feel of this combination should be enough to intimidate a potential thief. You’re looking at what has to be the ...

There were 64,500 reported bike thefts in the UK last year and, believe it or not, that was down more than 11 per cent on the previous year. Bikes are very tempting targets for thieves – and, ...

In this busy world, a lot can happen in a minute. You can order a coffee, send a tweet, check your email—or lose your unlocked bike to an unscrupulous thief, who will post it on Craigslist in a ...