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Future Bike Lock?
Thread started by goosegoose at 11.29.10 - 11:09 am

Brilliant. Wish LA had this.

from engadget.com

Had your morning cup of Haterade? Get ready to have it flushed out. A team of bicyclists / engineers have assembled what might be the best thing to happen to the bicycle since Lance Armstrong, with the (currently unnamed) pole-climbing bike lock created for Germany's own Conrad. There's no word on if (or when) this fancy contraption will go on sale, but we know at least one Dutch inhabitant that'll be parting ways with as many Euros as necessary in order to take one home. In short, this device straps around a nearby light pole and then carries your bike high into the air (and thus, faraway from the hands of thieves) via a remote control. The only problems? For one, it's huge, and should prove worrisome to carry around. Secondly, you'll be in a whole heap of trouble should some other prankster decide to hike his / her bike up the same pole beneath yours.





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Euro-engineering at it's finest.
If only our country could start coming out with practical things like this instead of the current trend of: Phones


bentstrider
11.29.10 - 2:00 pm

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Phones getting smaller, and Dicks getting bigger.



bentstrider
11.29.10 - 2:01 pm

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godmode almost got his bike stolen yesterday too.



Ninja biker
11.29.10 - 4:18 pm

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this is stupid.



coldcut
11.29.10 - 4:19 pm

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I want a red one!



^olsko*jr7
11.29.10 - 6:17 pm

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Actually, it'll make giving someone a wedgie up a flagpole easier!!!!

I'm looking at you coldcut.



bentstrider
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11.29.10 - 6:20 pm

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this is stupid.

why cant someone just use one of these to get the bike down?
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1106/948481379_ec5d8be257.jpg?v=0



fixie4life
11.30.10 - 12:49 am

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Why not just install more of these around the city:



They've got them inside the parking lot @ LA Live and I can't see how someone can manage to bust into em.



July
11.30.10 - 3:15 pm

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The heavy duty bike lock you see on the front tire is included in the contraption. All the rider needs is their own u-lock and it's fashioned in such a way that various sizes of u-lock will work.

Notice there's also a lever going through the rear tire's spokes. And the frame is locked into place, picture doesn't show it, but this baby ain't going nowhere.



July
11.30.10 - 3:17 pm

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would a mini bulldog ulock work on that?



Joe Borfo
responding to a comment by July
11.30.10 - 3:20 pm

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That's more like a bike-dock, relative to Starfleets Spacedock.



bentstrider
responding to a comment by July
11.30.10 - 3:34 pm

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I'm not sure Borfo but looking at the image I want to say yes. Best part is, these "docks" don't take up much space.



July
responding to a comment by Joe Borfo
11.30.10 - 3:52 pm

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I used one on fig near usc. there pretty damm good lock i feel secure in leaving my bike in one



mr.j
12.1.10 - 10:03 am

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Yeah, I know what you mean. I don't understand why no one's ever brought it to the attention of the city council to install these throughout the city.



July
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12.1.10 - 11:57 am

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There is a row of those by the Sunset/Vermont red line station. I would feel extremely comfortable locking a bike there.



Mook
responding to a comment by July
12.1.10 - 9:32 pm

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i want one



MidnightGhostrider
12.8.10 - 1:59 am

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