Kryptonite Kryptolok Series 2 Chain Locks - 000839 - Accessories Hardened deadbolt design provides additional prot

Kryptonite Kryptolok Series 2 Chain Locks - 000839

By Kryptonite

$55.95

(202 Reviews)

Model

000839

Store

Cambria Bike

Manufacturer

Kryptonite

Detail

Hardened deadbolt design provides additional protection against leverage attacks. Security Rating: 6 out of 10 Features an integrated KryptoLok series 2 lock head with a talon deadbolt and 9mm, 4-sided chain links made of 3t manganese steel High security disc-style cylinder is pick and drill resistant; resists most common hand tools Weather-resistant nylon sleeve prevents scratches to painted finishes and compact coiling provides for easy carrying Pin-less link design secures chain to a hardened deadbolt and offers no weak link in the chain Includes 2 keys Key Safe Program Anti-Theft Protection Offer 1500 Bike Item Specifications Bracket Incuded no Length 95cm Lock Style Keyed,Chain - Part Number: 000839

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Accessories

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