Guys of course an angle grinder will cut through this.. .Name me one product that wouldn't? All you can do it try and protect yourselves from the opportunist thief its all about the deterrent and with the Litelok being Gold Secure an insurance approved tick in the box in many circumstances. Its a chain alternative which is easy to live with
It would still be interesting to see how long a disc cutter would take. However, it is only a deterrent and I'm still thinking of getting one as it looks so much easier to carry than a chain and padlock. And as I got my new street triple rs as a result of your reviews I'll have a punt on one of these too.
You don't need 450£ to buy a good steel bolt cutters as you say and they don't need to be so big that you can't hide them. For the first time in your channel I do really believe you were paid to say what you said, and the test you did you were told about what you could use. The premises of the test were wrong, the materials used were wrong, and the justifications about the price of the correct tool and size are really really misleading. And regarding the noise using a grinder well... It's different 5 seconds of noise from 2 to 3 minutes of noise or in the case of the grinder the neighbors don't matter anymore? So why not test it? Like I said it really looks like a really bad sustainable and badly premised paid review. At least say in big letters PAID REVIEW.
@@jmvsc1 I didnt want to cut through it with an angle grinder as of course it will!! Then I wont have a lock to use.. I do actually want to use this product after the review! I dont crash test my helmets or motorcycles for the same reason.. The point was to show its not as easy as some people are making out to cut through this. THIS IS NOT A PAID REVIEW
@@Steve765 Interesting but ultimately pointless as it will get cut through in a similar time to a chain I suspect. But this is a much easier product to live with than a chain and meet insurance standards
@@LambChopRides you didn't want to.cut with an angle grinder or with the correct and common steel cutters. That's why it's misleading, it's also very safe with a kitchen knife but also a useless test 🤷🏻♂️ sorry but I like your content and have you at a really high standard and that's why it's very disappointing this particular video. Not trying to be a hater.
Or is frightened to give a bad to review to any of the free stuff he receives in case the companies stop giving him free stuff . Not the only one guilty of it . Most the motovloggers are the same .
Bolt cutters might be the dumbest tool to use on cables. It just squishes the little fibers together a bit. It's literally the kind of tool this lock would be suited against. Anything made to cut steel cables will work like a charm if properly adjusted.
I'm sure it would take a while and a lot of noise, used with a disc lock or two and an alarm (while out, at home obvs use more), they would be a great deterrent. Also while out, where possible park close to other nice/r bikes and lock to a post if possible, the other bikes will be more of a target if they don't have as much or any security.
So OK £120 for the lock which is gold approved, how much would you get off your insurance, probably £20 at the most. Same thing with trackers, unless you are willing to take the law into your own hands practically what use is it to the average biker. Your better telling the insurance company you have bare minimum protection, if you forget to fit it or it's fitted and useless, for example they just lift the bike into a van. You then have to fight them over the fact you said on your insurance policy that your bike would ALWAYS! Be secured. Insurance companies are cnuts who only want your premium, when it comes to paying out it's a complete different story. Perhaps you should do a post on insurance policies and the industry involved. Just my 2P
There seems to be a question using an angle grinder. Firstly if someone wants your price and joy that's 2 or 4 wheels they will. Never in the small wee hours have I ever done a stop and search on anyone and found them in possession of an angle grinder. Bolt croppers of some description are a regular find either on them in a nearby vehicle or discarded in a Bush with the usual nothing to do with me guv comment. AG's are expensive for a decent one and you need a decent one and they make way too much noise. Bike security is about layers and making them think, "this is more trouble than its worth" I say this with 24 years of policing the UK streets and not sat in an office. Love the way Chopsy Junior dressed for the part of a scrote!! Or did he 🤷♂️
Can you test it with some cable cutters, that was the big weakness shown by LPL but it would be nice to see someone else try with some generic cutters from diy store.
don't even need cutters. there are example of thieves just using a pole and a bit of leverage to yank the cables out of the locking mechanism due to them just being crimped in there.
Chopsy, I have an Almax chain and squire lock that will survive angle grinding but would I want to take this 15kg behemoth with me on a trip out? No. It is fine for home use but out travelling I want something that is a deterrent for the average scrote and makes them work for it until the Monimoto tells me to go check the bike. This kit is perfect for that and must be appreciated for the purpose it is meant. Easy fit, easy to travel with, insurance reducer and a delay tactic for the opportunist scrote. Also, if you ride with someone else who has one they can be doubled up. Gets my money. Great vid. Much appreciated. Show the man some respect all you doubters.
Would have preferred a video using the modern thief's weapon of choice, a battery powered angle grinder. However, any deterrents are good and make bikes less appealing to nick.
Battery powered 125mm angle grinder with the skinny cut off discs would probably do it, but it would be ferking noisey. Litelok looks much better than heavy chain or cumbersome locks. Pretty Pretty .. Pretty good.
Others have mentioned, the angle grinder attack. But then angle grinders can get through 20mm hardened chains in about a minute (see articles on Bennetts social). Yes the angle grinder makes a lot of noise. In addition to a disk lock or two, alarm and tracker, it does at least slow down the "lift the bike up on to a van" attack, so it does look useful. All you can do is slow down a determined thief, and make them think there are easy pickings elsewhere.
As a few people have mentioned, the ‘lock picking lawyer’ makes short work of this lock. But he used steel grade cable cutters, when using the bolt cutters, all you appear to do is squash the cables. That said any security is better than none, it’s about having more security than the bike parked next to you.
As everyone else has said, cordless angle grinder is the weapon of choice for the filthy scrotes these days..... Come on Chops, a 2nd vid double or nothing.
I just saw the video and was pretty impressed by it and was on the verge of ordering the litelok. Then I see someone else's video who cuts it in 16 seconds with steel bolt cutters...
Did you watch that video and see the size of the cutters he used? They are £450 to buy a set of those professional cutters, you cannot fit those in a back pack! less conspicuous to use a battery angle grinder than those and nothing will survive that attack! All you can do it try and protect yourselves and its all about the deterrent and with the Litelok its Gold Secure so insurance approved so a tick in the box in many circumstances.
@@LambChopRides They're free if you nick a set. They are thieves after all. Price is not a barrier to crime. As for "size of them* well they are nicking a motorbike, if they are concerned about size perhaps they should try stealing a bicycle. At best this vid is Ad fodder (You've got to eat I get it) at worst you derped a video.
@@LambChopRides £450 for your what was it £16,000 bike? Sounds like a bargain to me. As the fellow above me has stated thieves will steal your bike. Thieves will steal the tools if necessary.
They could wrap Kevlar fibers/cloth around the inner workings of that litelok, like chain saw chaps, when you try and cut with an angle grinder the Kevlar fibers blind the angle grinder disc. May be pass this back as feed back Chops?
Jesus, I feel for you Chopsy. To have your integrity called into question like that is awful. If they really want your bike theyre going to get it. We cant carry a concrete garage and an armed guard with us all the time. The product is designed to be light and easy to carry, this of course is going to be a compromise. Would be interesed to see how it compares to other products on the market that are the same weight and offer the same level of practicality. Chopsy did actually show how easy it is to cut through another product used by many when away from home. All, you can do is try to make your bike just a little more difficult to be had away then the one next to it. Thanks for the review.
G’day Lamb chops cheers from Australia mate On the 28/12/2019 at the end of a court all lit up I came outside to our open carport for a ride on my 2007 love of my life fireblade to find it gone. I was shattered by it and it affected me so much I was in tears inside all over still. I was just a little lazy the night before and had it parked parallel to the two cars instead of all locked up and in front of the cars. It’s all the love of having my only new bike taken from me. It was immaculate and all you do is spend every night and day thinking who and how? It’s crazy LC it’s like the whole court was in on it in my head! Anyway I just got a new love in my life it took six months of working so hard dawn till dusk for my beloved first Yamaha 👍 I love your show so much and love everything you help me with. Thanks so much. Anyway LC ol buy it from the link and one thing which wheel do you recommend? Ride safe thanks again and all the very best👍 Ps it is made in the UK isn’t it mate? Cheers LC Chris 🏍🏍🤝👍 That H2WoW 👍👍
As has been pointed out an angle grinder would cut it, and a chain and a disc lock, To carry a chain that would slow down a grinder, you'd need a trailer because of the weight of the chain .. I bought one these as it was light and easy to carry, I also use a couple of Disc locks if I feel I need to add a bit more security when I'm parked up, all of these are easy to carry and use when out and about .. and added together I'd like to think they would move on to an easier target ..
Nice review Chops, looks like a descent deterrent.All these blokes talking angle grinders.If they(thieves) walking down the street and there is a bike with no lock,cable lock or a 3 inch wide lock I’m betting the bike with the 3 inch wide lock will be the last to go.I understand your message,nothing is 100% guaranteed if they want it bad enough they will get it.💯🏍🍻
To defend the product, it is (or rather was) Sold Secure Gold. That doesn't include an angle grinder test! If you want the highest level you'll have to spend more money and get a Diamond rated product, both in ground anchor and chain, and lock. £130 isn't going to (not) cut it.
We use various wire cutters at the local electric utility where i recently retired from that would cut through that in under a minute. Any made for cutting steel cable will do the job including some one handed ratcheting types. The smallest one I had on my truck had 16" handles. Many of the smaller aluminum conductors have a center steel core. No angle grinder required. Stating that I will also say if you have a determined thief that knows what they're doing they will get your motorcycle, car, or anything else they're after.
Can’t believe some of the negative comments about this review vid. I thought it was great and entertaining too. There’s nothing wrong with constructive feedback but come on guys. Of course a bloody angle grinder will get through it! What a pointless 5 second vid that would be though. It’s not made to resist that - it wouldn’t be able to strike the balance between lightness, ease of use, portability and security otherwise. That’s it’s USP. And to those saying why bother at all with security, insurance companies are just after your premium... If a bike thief comes across two bikes - one with security like a disc lock, chain, litelok, etc and one with nothing at all - which are they going to choose to nick? Nothing is impenetrable, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t therefore bother! Secure it with whatever you can afford and if that’s a litelok, it’ll be a useful deterrent. Great vid Chops - keep them coming 👍🏻
@@LambChopRides Thieves usually roll up on a scooter, two up, pillion carries the angle grinder or cable cutters or whatever. They don't walk down the street. Careful what you endorse Chops.
@@motorbikesandhacks tin snips are the ones your refering to, they are just a bit bigger than a pair of scissors, way smaller than bolt cutters. Bolt cutters - locks & chains Tin snips - cable locks Angle grinder - everything. Just add as much security as you can, multiple security is needed to deter them, nothing will stop them if they want it bad enough though 😒.
John, Just listened to your podcast withg TMF and Bruce Teapot. I really hope that you don't stop giving reviews on security products as The Litelok vlog recently was excellent. I most certainly trust your judgement and you should continue giving your personal feedback on products. You are only doing what the bike mags useed to do. Ingnore the morons who make unbsupported comments. Recon you should have promised your lad a £50 though. Cheers, Lee.
Solid lock. Recently saw a video from a camera at a private house. Motocycle is fixed outside with sturdy chains. Everything looks like the thieves won't be able to steal this bike. But... 3 men get out of the van, they take the bike with the wheels off the ground and put it in the van in 3 minutes. Morality of the story, as long as you can't attach the lock to a fixed point it will be stolen in no time.
...but smaller and lighter cable cutters would snip it in two in seconds. Better off with a chain. Bit heavier but actually takes up much less room. I'd recommend Pewag.
Seen the TMF review of the litelok and was tempted until I saw the Lock picking lawyer vid. Decided to go with Kryptonite Keeper disc lock front and rear. It cordless grinders that makes it so easy
Yes a disc cutter will cut it but as other people have already said if the bike parked next to yours has no lock or an easier lock to deal with that bike gets stolen not yours.
Found that very interesting and might consider one to use with my chain and disk lock. I note there's lots of comments re angle grinders so why not test that too. Would be interesting to see how long it does take to cut through.
Recently got the double set of liteloks and they're great, being able to attach 2 together and make a really long lock is a really great feature, plus both together they weigh less than the Oxford chain and lock I was using
@@LambChopRides if they want it they will take it straight in back of the van no matter whats fitted,That's the sad reality .. It looks a great bit of kit and I'll most probably get one as its lite weight and pretty compact to keep it on one of my supermoto or enduro bikes . I'll be tapping up the mrs for it for Christmas most prob 😉
I'm with ya Lamby mate. An angle grinder will cut anything, given time - but lads - seriously - this is effectively multiple wire ropes. I can assure you, cutting wire ropes with a grinder or bolt croppers is MUCH harder than cutting a chain. My weapon of choice when out is a Pragmasis 16mm chain - but it weighs a tonne - and IFFFFFFF the attacking scrote has a battery grinder, it is much easier to hold a link down and cut it, rather than a series of wire ropes. I am a mekky eng in the steel making industry for 40 odd years, and I have been looking for the best solution in all cases, home and away - and I can confirm finally that the BEST solution, is a twin tubed device (shortened) , containing two plastic and brass containers, filled with coarse fishing lead weights and summat called "Gum" powder I think its called - although my teeth are fine 😁 (see). Just gimme a chin shot scrote, and I'll explain to you why we don't like you pinching out motorcycles.
in the trucking industry, sometimes we would use cable seals to ensure nothing inside the trailer was tampered with. when cutting these off with bolt cutters instead of cable cutters, it could become quite a chore. if he had attacked this one cable at a time and followed up snipping anything that only got crimped with the wire cutters he joked about at the beginning, i think he would have done this in under 5 minutes. with that said, bolt cutters would have been better suited to cut through the lock itself, not the cable.
What these locks need is some kind of tamper protection system. Perhaps a sealed plastic sleeve containing acid or pepper spray liquid. When this is cut through at the start of the attack the criminal is unable to continue. Even hi-vis, unremovable dye (as used by security vans) would help as scumbag would be easily identified later.
Thanks for the video and supplying solutions to secure our bikes. It’s a shame about the discount code but such is life. Thank you for all tour efforts 👍
just ordered one , as LCR say angle grinders are a pain but there noisy and people will know what their up to straight away , big plus is you'll carry this and with a disk lock you'll give them a hard time
This seems like a decent low security option to prevent your bike being stolen . It won’t stop any real thief but someone looking for a target of opportunity. I saw the other video and it’s easy to cut with the right tool.
Oh my God 😂😭 chops this is a very controversial video a couple of haters in there so what if you are getting paid who cares another good vid as per 👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🏍️🏍️🏍️
Yes indeed.. As I said in the video, I only bring you guys stuff which I use and think is decent and I was not paid to make this video. I bought the cutters myself and it was all my idea to attempt to cut through to try and prove it isnt junk but it's never good enough for some.. The LPL uses cutters about 5 feet long! Not something you can keep in a rut sack and of course an angle grinder will go through it, but that will go through anything! Anyway thanks to you for the positive comment 👍😁
@@LambChopRides ah chops don't let the shit head's get to you stick your code back on and f😂😂😂 them all you do good reviews keep it up the good work 👍👍👍
Great job using a cutter that couldn't cut a cable tie. Try using steel cable cutters and see what happens? It takes 16 seconds to cut with the CORRECT tool. That's exactly the same as trying to cut a steak with a fork.
Got to say it doesnt look like that bolt cutter was adjusted properly when you tried the cutting the litelok. The arms were closing too easily and bottoming out, and I dont think the jaws were closing all the way which would make it hard to cut through something. And the fact you're sponsored by them doesn't inspire confidence tbh.
Sorry to rain on your parade Lamb Chops but those particular Draper bolt cutters are NOT for cutting steel, they are suitable for cutting high tensile material up to 40HRC only, they will be fine for cutting soft copper wires in your home or aluminium but you need to have the right tool to cut through steel. A higher spec cutter of the right type will cut through your Litelock in just seconds, literally.
Sorry mate good video but you do realise a battery powered disc cutter would be through that in seconds ? And that’s what they carry in there jacket they are less bulky.
Good video, well done Chops 👌. As stated, yes an angle grinder will get through it but it's light weight and easily to transport around. All of us fortunately don't live in London either where theft is worse than in some other areas. I'm impressed with the product and the test, did better than I thought it would too. I'm not worried about angle grinders, folks in the north can't afford fancy magical gadgets like that let alone understand electrickery!
Name me one product that can survive an attack with an angle grinder? Nope nothing, unfortunately if they are willing to make the noise with an angle grinder they dont give a shit and nothing will stop them.
@@LambChopRides I was more coming from the point of completeness of a review endorsing the product. Yes it will go through but its the time involved, 5 seconds is a big difference from 1-2 mins to get though it with a grinder. I was not trying to detract/bash your review.
Unfortunately Jason if thieves are will to make racket and use an angle grinder then they are having your bike. This is an easy to live with deterrent and an insurance tick in the box.
Lamb Chop Rides Nice review Chops,looks like nice deterrent.All these blokes talking cordless angle grinders,if they are walking down the street a bike with a cable lock no lock or a 3 inch wide lock I’m saying the bike bike with the 3 inch wide lock will be the last one to go.I get you message on what you are trying to say.💯🏍🍻
I might've tried the bolt-cutter too, but I've learnt from youtube that a cable cutter is the way to go. That cutter was designed to cut rods of steel and not wire, which is why it makes such a bad job of it.
I’m pretty sure bolt croppers are a thing of the past. The #’s I’ve seen either lift it (great if you can put a lock round a lamppost) or use an angle grinder.. I think the tracker is a great option. I use the Almax tied between 2 bikes and 3 Abus alarmed disc locks plus CCTV. 😂 I think the combination of a bar is great with a ground anchor and a tracker.. I’m actually sick of spending money on security stuff but I’m just paranoid.. This is the reason I’ll never take anything nice into London..
Almost any lock can be picked easily. No matter how strong the chain is. Question is, how skilled the intruder is. I do pick locks for living, legally of course. The simplicity of this procedure with the right skill makes me worry about my own bikes. I have CCTV all around my house, have an alarm fitted to a garage with two MasterBlaster sirens. The noise they make is unbearable and probably unsafe for hearing. CCTV is network connected and sends messages with pictures to my phone, when movement detected. On top of this trackers are fitted, GSM + RF beacons, in case bike will be locked in a container or somehow else GPS signal gets blocked. Only multiple layers of security can reduce risk significantly.
Not sure if this one is the same construction but the lock picking lawyer was through the Litelok gold in 16 seconds using cable cutters. Would it be possible for you to try something like the cutters he used (specifically for steel)? The main benefit of chains, disc locks etc is to make your bike a pain in the arse to nick so the scum take the one that has no protection.
2 identical bikes parked next to each other, 1 with a lock on the other nothing, which will they go for? (It’s a deterrent) I’m looking forward to your review of the S1000XR and the rebuild 👍👍👍👍
This looks the ducks nuts!! So how do it get one in Australia?!?! I’m always seriously concerned about bike security when I’m out. It’s not often that I let her out of my sight, piece of mind is everything
I think the point is it's better than having a normal chain. I'm thinking as well you could wear it as a belt if you don't have a top box or a big belly? How come chops junior didn't just try attacking the buckle? I think he could get through the buckle in 5 minutes.
Looks like good alternative to a conventional lock, and a deterrent, which is better than no lock. If a thief is ultra determined they will get anything.As an ex cop of 30 years they will always go for the unprotected item what ever it maybe as they don’t want to get caught. You never mentioned a price though. However a BMW XR you never mentioned that either, is it a test bike.
If a thief really wants something there is always going to be a way... the idea here is make them think twice. Is your bike easier or more difficult to steal than the next one. Just a thought. Great video sir and hello from Arkansas !
You never seem to come up in my subs feed so searched this vid after listening to Bruce's Bru-time today (The one where Vegas doesn't show) Not sure why YT does this :/ Anyway, you didn't sound "salesey" or come across misleading to me. You even said given half an hour you'd get through it. People bemoaning the fact that an angle grinder would get through it, well two blokes could also pick up a bike and put it in a van, doesn't mean the lock is poor! Good vid!
Thanks matey appreciate the feedback buddy 👍 not sure why my vids dont show.. perhaps now you searched for me your going to be bombarded with them hehe 😂
@@LambChopRides p.s. the Bru time was brill, on in the car all day between jobs! Hope ot becomes a regular thing. You guys work well together! Also, bikes v planes was bloody ruddy superb. Thoroughly entertaining!
You're using bolt cutters to cut cable. The LPL used a fairly average tool from Amazon to cut cable. I imagine if a local scroat wanted your bike he would buy the right tool for the job. That said the liteloc is great for nipping into Tesco or something but not something that you would want to leave your bike overnight or for long periods. Also if you challenge someone to cut through it then they should be able to choose the tool of choice. All of that aside, I may buy one for scenarios I mensioned.
Nice vid & decent real world test too. Sadly, it's always good to talk about bike security, spread the word about decent products & remind people it's imperative. I've always gone overboard with locks, chains & ground anchors etc & fortunately I've never had an issue despite living in a reasonably dodgy inner city. I've tried a Datatool alarm but found it to be a waste of time as it was too sensitive, people ignored it & it was battery killer too. Physical security is the way to go imo, except maybe a tracker but they can be quite pricey to keep going.
Good video, shame about all the negative crap, I have no doubt as to your integrity and think it sad people seem to so easily call it into question, shame on them. One point regarding angle grinders, not knowing as to how the sleeve is created but it could well be made to have the same property as chain saw trousers, that is a fabric which is able to choke and stall a grinder till one of these experts try it how can they condem the product so easily. I like it and am happy to buy one, ideal to deter the opportunist thief and less grief than a chain to carry and fit , nothing is totally secure we all understand that, shame to lose the 10% due to such poor feedback.
Something different. Great content. Thanks for all your hard work making the vids for us to enjoy. Keep em coming Chopsy... Can't believe only you got the Potsy..... Potsy who that lol... Teapot!!!! Pot... Potsy
just the fact that its a UK product is worth giving it a test . i think it was a honest , fair , test .. Angle Grinder ... you know .. i dont know if there is any bike chain that would stand up to that test. probable a fucking cruise ship anchor chain !!! well done mate .
Guys of course an angle grinder will cut through this.. .Name me one product that wouldn't? All you can do it try and protect yourselves from the opportunist thief its all about the deterrent and with the Litelok being Gold Secure an insurance approved tick in the box in many circumstances. Its a chain alternative which is easy to live with
It would still be interesting to see how long a disc cutter would take. However, it is only a deterrent and I'm still thinking of getting one as it looks so much easier to carry than a chain and padlock. And as I got my new street triple rs as a result of your reviews I'll have a punt on one of these too.
You don't need 450£ to buy a good steel bolt cutters as you say and they don't need to be so big that you can't hide them. For the first time in your channel I do really believe you were paid to say what you said, and the test you did you were told about what you could use. The premises of the test were wrong, the materials used were wrong, and the justifications about the price of the correct tool and size are really really misleading. And regarding the noise using a grinder well... It's different 5 seconds of noise from 2 to 3 minutes of noise or in the case of the grinder the neighbors don't matter anymore? So why not test it? Like I said it really looks like a really bad sustainable and badly premised paid review. At least say in big letters PAID REVIEW.
@@jmvsc1 I didnt want to cut through it with an angle grinder as of course it will!! Then I wont have a lock to use.. I do actually want to use this product after the review! I dont crash test my helmets or motorcycles for the same reason.. The point was to show its not as easy as some people are making out to cut through this. THIS IS NOT A PAID REVIEW
@@Steve765 Interesting but ultimately pointless as it will get cut through in a similar time to a chain I suspect. But this is a much easier product to live with than a chain and meet insurance standards
@@LambChopRides you didn't want to.cut with an angle grinder or with the correct and common steel cutters. That's why it's misleading, it's also very safe with a kitchen knife but also a useless test 🤷🏻♂️ sorry but I like your content and have you at a really high standard and that's why it's very disappointing this particular video. Not trying to be a hater.
The lockpickinglawyer had no issues cutting this lock.
Yup, I saw that too, 16 seconds... I think I'll stick with my hardened chain and lock
He wasn’t getting paid to promote it.
Or is frightened to give a bad to review to any of the free stuff he receives in case the companies stop giving him free stuff . Not the only one guilty of it . Most the motovloggers are the same .
He almost never has any issues with locks :))
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bolt cutters? try using cable cutters and you'll cut right through it in seconds. How much did LiteLok pay you for this ad?
Bolt cutters might be the dumbest tool to use on cables. It just squishes the little fibers together a bit. It's literally the kind of tool this lock would be suited against.
Anything made to cut steel cables will work like a charm if properly adjusted.
Exactly. See my comments on this.
Wouldn't most thieves today use a battery powered angle grinder? They can remove the catalytic converter under your car in less than 2 minutes...
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
I'm sure it would take a while and a lot of noise, used with a disc lock or two and an alarm (while out, at home obvs use more), they would be a great deterrent. Also while out, where possible park close to other nice/r bikes and lock to a post if possible, the other bikes will be more of a target if they don't have as much or any security.
Should of used a grinder for true todays info!
So OK £120 for the lock which is gold approved, how much would you get off your insurance, probably £20 at the most.
Same thing with trackers, unless you are willing to take the law into your own hands practically what use is it to the average biker.
Your better telling the insurance company you have bare minimum protection, if you forget to fit it or it's fitted and useless, for example they just lift the bike into a van. You then have to fight them over the fact you said on your insurance policy that your bike would ALWAYS! Be secured.
Insurance companies are cnuts who only want your premium, when it comes to paying out it's a complete different story.
Perhaps you should do a post on insurance policies and the industry involved.
Just my 2P
There seems to be a question using an angle grinder. Firstly if someone wants your price and joy that's 2 or 4 wheels they will. Never in the small wee hours have I ever done a stop and search on anyone and found them in possession of an angle grinder. Bolt croppers of some description are a regular find either on them in a nearby vehicle or discarded in a Bush with the usual nothing to do with me guv comment. AG's are expensive for a decent one and you need a decent one and they make way too much noise. Bike security is about layers and making them think, "this is more trouble than its worth" I say this with 24 years of policing the UK streets and not sat in an office. Love the way Chopsy Junior dressed for the part of a scrote!! Or did he 🤷♂️
Can you test it with some cable cutters, that was the big weakness shown by LPL but it would be nice to see someone else try with some generic cutters from diy store.
don't even need cutters. there are example of thieves just using a pole and a bit of leverage to yank the cables out of the locking mechanism due to them just being crimped in there.
Chopsy, I have an Almax chain and squire lock that will survive angle grinding but would I want to take this 15kg behemoth with me on a trip out? No. It is fine for home use but out travelling I want something that is a deterrent for the average scrote and makes them work for it until the Monimoto tells me to go check the bike. This kit is perfect for that and must be appreciated for the purpose it is meant. Easy fit, easy to travel with, insurance reducer and a delay tactic for the opportunist scrote. Also, if you ride with someone else who has one they can be doubled up. Gets my money. Great vid. Much appreciated. Show the man some respect all you doubters.
Thanks Bob, glad someone gets the idea behind it!
Could not agree more! As a wise Mr Flyer said security is like layers of a onion!! 🤣 More the better.
Same here have an Almax and squire lock on a ground anchor but this lock looks ok as a portable option.
Well said.
I also have the almax and squire, amazing bit of kit but would still be cut with an angle grinder.
Would have preferred a video using the modern thief's weapon of choice, a battery powered angle grinder.
However, any deterrents are good and make bikes less appealing to nick.
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
I'd like to think I'd wake up and check on my bike if someone was using an angle grinder at night.
Try searching for "LiteLok Gold cut" on the LockPickingLawyer channel a year ago. I won't spoil it. Just get the right gear for the job.
Battery powered 125mm angle grinder with the skinny cut off discs would probably do it, but it would be ferking noisey. Litelok looks much better than heavy chain or cumbersome locks. Pretty Pretty .. Pretty good.
Why would you bother, cable cutters, 16 seconds
Others have mentioned, the angle grinder attack. But then angle grinders can get through 20mm hardened chains in about a minute (see articles on Bennetts social). Yes the angle grinder makes a lot of noise. In addition to a disk lock or two, alarm and tracker, it does at least slow down the "lift the bike up on to a van" attack, so it does look useful. All you can do is slow down a determined thief, and make them think there are easy pickings elsewhere.
As a few people have mentioned, the ‘lock picking lawyer’ makes short work of this lock.
But he used steel grade cable cutters, when using the bolt cutters, all you appear to do is squash the cables.
That said any security is better than none, it’s about having more security than the bike parked next to you.
Yeah but $140 for a lock that can be taken out in 17 seconds may inspire people to look at better alternatives.
Why in every lite lock video they use the same kind of bolt cutters? Look like cheap ones with no great leverage.
As everyone else has said, cordless angle grinder is the weapon of choice for the filthy scrotes these days..... Come on Chops, a 2nd vid double or nothing.
Seems like the weapon of choice to use ON filthy scrotes.
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
@@LambChopRides stick a stone cutting disc on and have a go 🤣👍
Good test chops ordered one last week, what about a test using cordless grinder with cutting blade.
My thoughts exactly! I want to see destruction!
That's what I want to see too. I don't think bike thieves use bolt croppers much any more.
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder! You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
‘Aluminium matrix....nothing to do with Keanu Reeves’ - that’s such a dad joke but gave me such a chuckle! Great video chops 👍
I just saw the video and was pretty impressed by it and was on the verge of ordering the litelok.
Then I see someone else's video who cuts it in 16 seconds with steel bolt cutters...
Did you watch that video and see the size of the cutters he used? They are £450 to buy a set of those professional cutters, you cannot fit those in a back pack! less conspicuous to use a battery angle grinder than those and nothing will survive that attack! All you can do it try and protect yourselves and its all about the deterrent and with the Litelok its Gold Secure so insurance approved so a tick in the box in many circumstances.
@@LambChopRides They're free if you nick a set. They are thieves after all. Price is not a barrier to crime.
As for "size of them* well they are nicking a motorbike, if they are concerned about size perhaps they should try stealing a bicycle.
At best this vid is Ad fodder (You've got to eat I get it) at worst you derped a video.
@@LambChopRides £450 for your what was it £16,000 bike? Sounds like a bargain to me. As the fellow above me has stated thieves will steal your bike. Thieves will steal the tools if necessary.
They could wrap Kevlar fibers/cloth around the inner workings of that litelok, like chain saw chaps, when you try and cut with an angle grinder the Kevlar fibers blind the angle grinder disc. May be pass this back as feed back Chops?
Alarmed disc lock prob best for out and about, noise plus takes a bit longer for grinder, wont stop them carrying it off mind
Jesus, I feel for you Chopsy. To have your integrity called into question like that is awful.
If they really want your bike theyre going to get it. We cant carry a concrete garage and an armed guard with us all the time. The product is designed to be light and easy to carry, this of course is going to be a compromise. Would be interesed to see how it compares to other products on the market that are the same weight and offer the same level of practicality. Chopsy did actually show how easy it is to cut through another product used by many when away from home. All, you can do is try to make your bike just a little more difficult to be had away then the one next to it. Thanks for the review.
G’day Lamb chops cheers from Australia mate
On the 28/12/2019 at the end of a court all lit up I came outside to our open carport for a ride on my 2007 love of my life fireblade to find it gone.
I was shattered by it and it affected me so much I was in tears inside all over still.
I was just a little lazy the night before and had it parked parallel to the two cars instead of all locked up and in front of the cars.
It’s all the love of having my only new bike taken from me.
It was immaculate and all you do is spend every night and day thinking who and how?
It’s crazy LC it’s like the whole court was in on it in my head!
Anyway I just got a new love in my life it took six months of working so hard dawn till dusk for my beloved first Yamaha 👍
I love your show so much and love everything you help me with.
Thanks so much.
Anyway LC ol buy it from the link and one thing which wheel do you recommend?
Ride safe thanks again and all the very best👍
Ps it is made in the UK isn’t it mate?
Cheers LC
Chris 🏍🏍🤝👍
That H2WoW 👍👍
As has been pointed out an angle grinder would cut it, and a chain and a disc lock, To carry a chain that would slow down a grinder, you'd need a trailer because of the weight of the chain .. I bought one these as it was light and easy to carry, I also use a couple of Disc locks if I feel I need to add a bit more security when I'm parked up, all of these are easy to carry and use when out and about .. and added together I'd like to think they would move on to an easier target ..
Perhaps Chop's junior could have another go at the lock with some cable cutters? Different shaped blades than bolt cutters.
Best intro sequence I've _ever_ seen!
Nice review Chops, looks like a descent deterrent.All these blokes talking angle grinders.If they(thieves) walking down the street and there is a bike with no lock,cable lock or a 3 inch wide lock I’m betting the bike with the 3 inch wide lock will be the last to go.I understand your message,nothing is 100% guaranteed if they want it bad enough they will get it.💯🏍🍻
Nailed it.
To defend the product, it is (or rather was) Sold Secure Gold. That doesn't include an angle grinder test! If you want the highest level you'll have to spend more money and get a Diamond rated product, both in ground anchor and chain, and lock. £130 isn't going to (not) cut it.
Excellent video: for training thieves to know which tool is best for that job.
We use various wire cutters at the local electric utility where i recently retired from that would cut through that in under a minute. Any made for cutting steel cable will do the job including some one handed ratcheting types. The smallest one I had on my truck had 16" handles. Many of the smaller aluminum conductors have a center steel core. No angle grinder required. Stating that I will also say if you have a determined thief that knows what they're doing they will get your motorcycle, car, or anything else they're after.
Can’t believe some of the negative comments about this review vid. I thought it was great and entertaining too. There’s nothing wrong with constructive feedback but come on guys. Of course a bloody angle grinder will get through it! What a pointless 5 second vid that would be though. It’s not made to resist that - it wouldn’t be able to strike the balance between lightness, ease of use, portability and security otherwise. That’s it’s USP. And to those saying why bother at all with security, insurance companies are just after your premium... If a bike thief comes across two bikes - one with security like a disc lock, chain, litelok, etc and one with nothing at all - which are they going to choose to nick? Nothing is impenetrable, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t therefore bother! Secure it with whatever you can afford and if that’s a litelok, it’ll be a useful deterrent. Great vid Chops - keep them coming 👍🏻
Cable cutters work, there's a guy on RUclips that breaks locks and with a pair of big cable cutters he did it in 16 seconds
Yes but they are HUGE, never fitting in a rut sack so going to draw attention walking down the street with those
@@LambChopRides Thieves usually roll up on a scooter, two up, pillion carries the angle grinder or cable cutters or whatever. They don't walk down the street.
Careful what you endorse Chops.
@@LambChopRides Not that big, mainly a different type of jaws ruclips.net/video/D-On0DGcDlc/видео.html
@@motorbikesandhacks tin snips are the ones your refering to, they are just a bit bigger than a pair of scissors, way smaller than bolt cutters.
Bolt cutters - locks & chains
Tin snips - cable locks
Angle grinder - everything.
Just add as much security as you can, multiple security is needed to deter them, nothing will stop them if they want it bad enough though 😒.
@@rich.dodd1 no he's referring to cable cutters. Look the same as bolt croppers but with cable cutting head.
John, Just listened to your podcast withg TMF and Bruce Teapot. I really hope that you don't stop giving reviews on security products as The Litelok vlog recently was excellent. I most certainly trust your judgement and you should continue giving your personal feedback on products. You are only doing what the bike mags useed to do. Ingnore the morons who make unbsupported comments. Recon you should have promised your lad a £50 though. Cheers, Lee.
Haha thanks Lee 👍 appreciated buddy
Solid lock. Recently saw a video from a camera at a private house. Motocycle is fixed outside with sturdy chains. Everything looks like the thieves won't be able to steal this bike. But... 3 men get out of the van, they take the bike with the wheels off the ground and put it in the van in 3 minutes. Morality of the story, as long as you can't attach the lock to a fixed point it will be stolen in no time.
...but smaller and lighter cable cutters would snip it in two in seconds. Better off with a chain. Bit heavier but actually takes up much less room. I'd recommend Pewag.
Well I'd never trust the company who forced RUclips to take down a video of someone easily defeating their lock.
I dont think you can force YT to take anything down unless it was unfair in some way
@@LambChopRides well they did, claiming defamation. Search Google and you can find links to the dead video, along with lots of discussion about it.
Seen the TMF review of the litelok and was tempted until I saw the Lock picking lawyer vid. Decided to go with Kryptonite Keeper disc lock front and rear.
It cordless grinders that makes it so easy
Yes a disc cutter will cut it but as other people have already said if the bike parked next to yours has no lock or an easier lock to deal with that bike gets stolen not yours.
Found that very interesting and might consider one to use with my chain and disk lock. I note there's lots of comments re angle grinders so why not test that too. Would be interesting to see how long it does take to cut through.
Recently got the double set of liteloks and they're great, being able to attach 2 together and make a really long lock is a really great feature, plus both together they weigh less than the Oxford chain and lock I was using
Yes doubling up option is nice!!
Cordless angle grinder would cut that in seconds .... ?
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
@@LambChopRides if they want it they will take it straight in back of the van no matter whats fitted,That's the sad reality .. It looks a great bit of kit and I'll most probably get one as its lite weight and pretty compact to keep it on one of my supermoto or enduro bikes . I'll be tapping up the mrs for it for Christmas most prob 😉
the count down music was mint at the end chops.
Brilliant Chops... Just grabbed one!
Still love this intro!
Great review as always 👌🏻
I'm with ya Lamby mate. An angle grinder will cut anything, given time - but lads - seriously - this is effectively multiple wire ropes. I can assure you, cutting wire ropes with a grinder or bolt croppers is MUCH harder than cutting a chain. My weapon of choice when out is a Pragmasis 16mm chain - but it weighs a tonne - and IFFFFFFF the attacking scrote has a battery grinder, it is much easier to hold a link down and cut it, rather than a series of wire ropes. I am a mekky eng in the steel making industry for 40 odd years, and I have been looking for the best solution in all cases, home and away - and I can confirm finally that the BEST solution, is a twin tubed device (shortened) , containing two plastic and brass containers, filled with coarse fishing lead weights and summat called "Gum" powder I think its called - although my teeth are fine 😁 (see). Just gimme a chin shot scrote, and I'll explain to you why we don't like you pinching out motorcycles.
in the trucking industry, sometimes we would use cable seals to ensure nothing inside the trailer was tampered with. when cutting these off with bolt cutters instead of cable cutters, it could become quite a chore. if he had attacked this one cable at a time and followed up snipping anything that only got crimped with the wire cutters he joked about at the beginning, i think he would have done this in under 5 minutes.
with that said, bolt cutters would have been better suited to cut through the lock itself, not the cable.
What these locks need is some kind of tamper protection system. Perhaps a sealed plastic sleeve containing acid or pepper spray liquid. When this is cut through at the start of the attack the criminal is unable to continue. Even hi-vis, unremovable dye (as used by security vans) would help as scumbag would be easily identified later.
Thanks for the video and supplying solutions to secure our bikes. It’s a shame about the discount code but such is life. Thank you for all tour efforts 👍
just ordered one , as LCR say angle grinders are a pain but there noisy and people will know what their up to straight away , big plus is you'll carry this and with a disk lock you'll give them a hard time
Looking forward to the rebuild ;) mr chops ride safe : )
You and me both!
out of all the bikes you own/review what was your favorite Mr chops mine was your blade it looked awesome 👌
This seems like a decent low security option to prevent your bike being stolen . It won’t stop any real thief but someone looking for a target of opportunity. I saw the other video and it’s easy to cut with the right tool.
Oh my God 😂😭 chops this is a very controversial video a couple of haters in there so what if you are getting paid who cares another good vid as per 👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🏍️🏍️🏍️
Yes indeed.. As I said in the video, I only bring you guys stuff which I use and think is decent and I was not paid to make this video. I bought the cutters myself and it was all my idea to attempt to cut through to try and prove it isnt junk but it's never good enough for some.. The LPL uses cutters about 5 feet long! Not something you can keep in a rut sack and of course an angle grinder will go through it, but that will go through anything! Anyway thanks to you for the positive comment 👍😁
@@LambChopRides ah chops don't let the shit head's get to you stick your code back on and f😂😂😂 them all you do good reviews keep it up the good work 👍👍👍
@@LambChopRides 5 feet long? You are kidding, right? 28 inches is a "little" less than 5 feet.
I'm still laughing at "some little scroat" and he just laughs along with you
Great job using a cutter that couldn't cut a cable tie. Try using steel cable cutters and see what happens? It takes 16 seconds to cut with the CORRECT tool. That's exactly the same as trying to cut a steak with a fork.
Got to say it doesnt look like that bolt cutter was adjusted properly when you tried the cutting the litelok. The arms were closing too easily and bottoming out, and I dont think the jaws were closing all the way which would make it hard to cut through something. And the fact you're sponsored by them doesn't inspire confidence tbh.
Sorry to rain on your parade Lamb Chops but those particular Draper bolt cutters are NOT for cutting steel, they are suitable for cutting high tensile material up to 40HRC only, they will be fine for cutting soft copper wires in your home or aluminium but you need to have the right tool to cut through steel. A higher spec cutter of the right type will cut through your Litelock in just seconds, literally.
Sorry mate good video but you do realise a battery powered disc cutter would be through that in seconds ? And that’s what they carry in there jacket they are less bulky.
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
Lamb Chop Rides yeah sorry I wasn’t being neg , I think the only deterrent is to chop there hands off when caught 😆
Good video, well done Chops 👌. As stated, yes an angle grinder will get through it but it's light weight and easily to transport around. All of us fortunately don't live in London either where theft is worse than in some other areas.
I'm impressed with the product and the test, did better than I thought it would too. I'm not worried about angle grinders, folks in the north can't afford fancy magical gadgets like that let alone understand electrickery!
As a few have said a cordless disc cutter is more likely to be the weapon of choice. As it’s already damaged let’s see how it stands up to that.
Another good video Lamb Chop. I have noticed on your last few videos that they are buffering slightly.
Thanks LC. Made in good old Britain too. Gonna order. Thanks for 10% off.
Great looking product.You can always steel something if time is on your side.Its about slowing things down.Better than nothing.
Please, as many people have suggested, could you try an attack with a batter powered angle grinder
Name me one product that can survive an attack with an angle grinder? Nope nothing, unfortunately if they are willing to make the noise with an angle grinder they dont give a shit and nothing will stop them.
@@LambChopRides I was more coming from the point of completeness of a review endorsing the product. Yes it will go through but its the time involved, 5 seconds is a big difference from 1-2 mins to get though it with a grinder. I was not trying to detract/bash your review.
Unfortunately Jason if thieves are will to make racket and use an angle grinder then they are having your bike. This is an easy to live with deterrent and an insurance tick in the box.
Lamb Chop Rides Nice review Chops,looks like nice deterrent.All these blokes talking cordless angle grinders,if they are walking down the street a bike with a cable lock no lock or a 3 inch wide lock I’m saying the bike bike with the 3 inch wide lock will be the last one to go.I get you message on what you are trying to say.💯🏍🍻
You could just simply twist off the lock with a pry bar and some elbow grease as its a cable lock and they are super weak to leverage attacks.
Bloody hell chops you've lit the touch paper with this one!
I might've tried the bolt-cutter too, but I've learnt from youtube that a cable cutter is the way to go. That cutter was designed to cut rods of steel and not wire, which is why it makes such a bad job of it.
I’m pretty sure bolt croppers are a thing of the past. The #’s I’ve seen either lift it (great if you can put a lock round a lamppost) or use an angle grinder.. I think the tracker is a great option. I use the Almax tied between 2 bikes and 3 Abus alarmed disc locks plus CCTV. 😂 I think the combination of a bar is great with a ground anchor and a tracker.. I’m actually sick of spending money on security stuff but I’m just paranoid.. This is the reason I’ll never take anything nice into London..
Watch the LockPickingLawyer video no. 787....😕
But it may be a weaker one designed for bicycles.
Almost any lock can be picked easily. No matter how strong the chain is. Question is, how skilled the intruder is. I do pick locks for living, legally of course. The simplicity of this procedure with the right skill makes me worry about my own bikes. I have CCTV all around my house, have an alarm fitted to a garage with two MasterBlaster sirens. The noise they make is unbearable and probably unsafe for hearing. CCTV is network connected and sends messages with pictures to my phone, when movement detected. On top of this trackers are fitted, GSM + RF beacons, in case bike will be locked in a container or somehow else GPS signal gets blocked. Only multiple layers of security can reduce risk significantly.
Not sure if this one is the same construction but the lock picking lawyer was through the Litelok gold in 16 seconds using cable cutters. Would it be possible for you to try something like the cutters he used (specifically for steel)? The main benefit of chains, disc locks etc is to make your bike a pain in the arse to nick so the scum take the one that has no protection.
That was a complete waste of time, no one uses Bolt Cutters 😳. Angle Grinder is the weapon of choice.
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
@@LambChopRides And a steel wire cutter would go right through. Faster than a angle grinder. Who would cuts cable whit a bolt cutter 🤦♂️
2 identical bikes parked next to each other, 1 with a lock on the other nothing, which will they go for? (It’s a deterrent)
I’m looking forward to your review of the S1000XR and the rebuild 👍👍👍👍
Try a cordless grinder chopstick for a real test a small grinder is easy to conceal rather than a big set bolt cutters.
Good review chops.
Much appreciated
This is a great product, don't buy the hype. Everything will give way eventually, but this does exactly what you need from a lock.
By the way, my company page has nothing to do with the product lol!
Great video I wouldn't get out of bed for £20.00 🤣stay safe 🇬🇧👍🏻
How about a cordless grinder chops?
Yes but nothing can withstand an angle grinder. You can only offer a deterrent and this is very easy to live with and meets insurance standards
One chain make I recommend is almax. I have seen thieves give up as it takes too long to cut
Chops have you used a front wheel chick instead of paddock stands ? I'm not sure if to buy 1
Maybe the big Tungsten or Boron cutter will cutting it more faster 🤔 Nothing will survive on electric grinder except huge Almax Chain
This looks the ducks nuts!! So how do it get one in Australia?!?! I’m always seriously concerned about bike security when I’m out. It’s not often that I let her out of my sight, piece of mind is everything
Your cutters needs to be for cable and rated for steel. Get a pair and try again. Litelok deleted all negative comments.
to true , thanks for reply, and can’t wait to see the Ducati videos, as i think my 796 is a very similar engine.. 👍top work
I think the point is it's better than having a normal chain. I'm thinking as well you could wear it as a belt if you don't have a top box or a big belly? How come chops junior didn't just try attacking the buckle? I think he could get through the buckle in 5 minutes.
The buckle is hardened steel no chance, plus I wanted to use this after he had finished, that would have scratched it!
Looks like good alternative to a conventional lock, and a deterrent, which is better than no lock. If a thief is ultra determined they will get anything.As an ex cop of 30 years they will always go for the unprotected item what ever it maybe as they don’t want to get caught. You never mentioned a price though.
However a BMW XR you never mentioned that either, is it a test bike.
If a thief really wants something there is always going to be a way... the idea here is make them think twice. Is your bike easier or more difficult to steal than the next one. Just a thought. Great video sir and hello from Arkansas !
You never seem to come up in my subs feed so searched this vid after listening to Bruce's Bru-time today (The one where Vegas doesn't show) Not sure why YT does this :/
Anyway, you didn't sound "salesey" or come across misleading to me. You even said given half an hour you'd get through it. People bemoaning the fact that an angle grinder would get through it, well two blokes could also pick up a bike and put it in a van, doesn't mean the lock is poor! Good vid!
Thanks matey appreciate the feedback buddy 👍 not sure why my vids dont show.. perhaps now you searched for me your going to be bombarded with them hehe 😂
@@LambChopRides Its a strange selective feed thing I think based on watch habits. TMF is always there! :D
@@LambChopRides p.s. the Bru time was brill, on in the car all day between jobs! Hope ot becomes a regular thing. You guys work well together! Also, bikes v planes was bloody ruddy superb. Thoroughly entertaining!
Agree with most try with an angle grinder with 1mm metal cutting blade. Go on Chopsy do it...........
You're using bolt cutters to cut cable. The LPL used a fairly average tool from Amazon to cut cable. I imagine if a local scroat wanted your bike he would buy the right tool for the job. That said the liteloc is great for nipping into Tesco or something but not something that you would want to leave your bike overnight or for long periods. Also if you challenge someone to cut through it then they should be able to choose the tool of choice. All of that aside, I may buy one for scenarios I mensioned.
Nice vid & decent real world test too. Sadly, it's always good to talk about bike security, spread the word about decent products & remind people it's imperative. I've always gone overboard with locks, chains & ground anchors etc & fortunately I've never had an issue despite living in a reasonably dodgy inner city. I've tried a Datatool alarm but found it to be a waste of time as it was too sensitive, people ignored it & it was battery killer too. Physical security is the way to go imo, except maybe a tracker but they can be quite pricey to keep going.
Brilliant video chops when do u think u will be testing the 2020 tuono factory?
I wont be Mark as it's the same as 2019 and I've already reviewed it 👍
Very very useful video mate. Thank you.
Love the video, thanks for giving tips how the products works. Keep up the great work Chopsi :-)
Disc cutter goes through it like butter....
Good video, shame about all the negative crap, I have no doubt as to your integrity and think it sad people seem to so easily call it into question, shame on them.
One point regarding angle grinders, not knowing as to how the sleeve is created but it could well be made to have the same property as chain saw trousers, that is a fabric which is able to choke and stall a grinder till one of these experts try it how can they condem the product so easily.
I like it and am happy to buy one, ideal to deter the opportunist thief and less grief than a chain to carry and fit , nothing is totally secure we all understand that, shame to lose the 10% due to such poor feedback.
And it rolls up and weighs nothing in my top box. Great product 👍🏻
Dont you just hate us smart arses with our battery cutters.
Got two at work .... luv em
Something different. Great content. Thanks for all your hard work making the vids for us to enjoy. Keep em coming Chopsy... Can't believe only you got the Potsy..... Potsy who that lol... Teapot!!!! Pot... Potsy
Less than 30 seconds with the favourite battery powered angle grinder.
16 seconds . Damn you Lockpicking lawyer xD
Never mind the angle grinder I would like to see how a hacksaw would do on it?
Locksmithing lawyer took 16 seconds.
He just used the correct tool for cutting steel cable.
Nice to see an BMW S1000XR Behind you
just the fact that its a UK product is worth giving it a test . i think it was a honest , fair , test .. Angle Grinder ... you know .. i dont know if there is any bike chain that would stand up to that test. probable a fucking cruise ship anchor chain !!! well done mate .
Thanks Sean, yes I should have mentioned angle grinds etc but nothing can withstand that so thought that was a given IMO..