Thanks to Viktor ( ruclips.net/channel/UC7YMqAMuiyr4NFc2PiHHUHw ) I could have a play on this bicycle lock for immobilizing the rear wheel. It's a 8 wafer tumbler with 4 wafers on each side. While picking the lock with a hook is fun due to the continues turn on the plug, using a specialized wafer rake is much faster. This GOZO rake is designed for raking two-sided wafer locks and the effectiveness is amazing. It openes the lock in seconds without requiring any skills.
Lost my girlfriend's bike key the other day. Bought a lock picking set... Opened it in seconds with the two sided rake. Didn't think I would have much luck! haha Going to buy a lock to practice on now :) Thanks for the video! Saved me.
Yeah, maybe a year late but power tools work good on these to grind away both sides of the metal slider so it falls out, also filing the metal down works eventually, if you have the time/patience
I managed to cut off this type of lock using a bolt cutter (and a plier because I couldn't reach certain spots with the bolt cutter). In the lock I encountered (an Abus lock), the upper part of the lock has a major weakness, which is there is no steel under it. Just metal and a spring, which I cut through with a bolt cutter fairly easy. The metal piece with the 4 holes I couldn't reach with the bolt cutter, so I had to use a plier to pull some pieces off. But I managed to get this lock off from my mom's bike that way.
here in the states they have bike share bikes that have a rear wheel lock. how they work is either by code or by qr code scan and you pay $1 per 30 minutes or i think 1 hour forget which off hand. once the time is up the bike auto lock. the bikes also warn u that if you dont pay they will call the police dont know how true that is but they say it well a voice on the bikes do. ha
Interesting, we also have these kind of rent-bikes here in Germany with a similar locking mechanism (electronically controlled). Wonder if it automatically locks up the bike while you're riding it when time has expired ;-)
There are not uncommon here in Germany and Viktor actually bought it for his own bike but the didn't like the key-retaining feature. So this is a recently manufactured lock.
Очень невесело. Но за видео Спасибо. Хотел себе поставить такой надёжный замок. Но как вижу оказался Не такой уж он и надёжный. Интересно а можно как-то в нём поменять на более сложную сердцевину
Я тоже хотела купить именно такой замок. 😊 Но мне кажется , исходя из этого эксперимента, любую цепь можно открыть отмычками. И не важно насколько она ( цепь)прочная.
I am a beginner and have tried this with the same pick but I did not have such a thick tensioner. It did not open, although in the end it worked with another pick, but it took quite a while. The lock is similar but another brand. I don't know where I go wrong because everywhere you hear raking is so easy and requires no skill. I was wondering how much influence the tensioner has and if it matters where you put it and how deep it is sticking into the lock. Usually there is not a lot of explanation on the tensioning.
There are multiple factors that influence how easy it is to pick or rake open locks. All can be different at your lock. The bitting. If you have deep cutouts next to shallow cuts on the key, then picking and particularly raking becomes more difficult. The precision. Slopy locks pick and rake open easier. The wide tolerances require less precise tension and pin/wafer manipulation. Keyway. More restricted keyways are more difficult to navigate the tool inside. The shape of the keyway also determines how flawless tensioning can be performed. You strife for a good fit for proper control over plug tensioning without interfering with the first wafer. Particularly raking can suffer from a unintended bound first wafer as you do not really sense the wafers. I recommend that you play around with the lock. Inspect the bitting. Single pin pick it and try to feel and imagine what's going on inside. Also play with tensioning strength. On common mistake is too much torque. Result is overset pins without the chance for them to reset. Lighten up the tension every now and then to test for overset wafers. Here proper tensioning possibility is key to control the plug movement precisely.
Maybe someone can help...I bought used bike and it has this lock on it. Lock is opened so I can ride. The lock kas broken key in it. Second half of that key is on my key chain together with spare key which is not broken. How can I take this broken key out so I can use this lock?
But you have to know how the key looks like. Otherwise it would be difficult to determine, especially for a beginner, whether this is a single or double wafer assembly.
I think that I bought them here eu.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-DANIU-24pcs-Single-Hook-Lock-Pick-Set-Locksmith-Tools-Lock-Pick-Kit-wp-Eu-1169200.html?rmmds=cart_middle_products
@@Potti314 hi thanks for your help and all your videos opening frame locks.i got it opened by picking it was a AXA lock with a slider key we lost. took me a while what was so satisfying!
Thanks to Viktor ( ruclips.net/channel/UC7YMqAMuiyr4NFc2PiHHUHw ) I could have a play on this bicycle lock for immobilizing the rear wheel. It's a 8 wafer tumbler with 4 wafers on each side. While picking the lock with a hook is fun due to the continues turn on the plug, using a specialized wafer rake is much faster. This GOZO rake is designed for raking two-sided wafer locks and the effectiveness is amazing. It openes the lock in seconds without requiring any skills.
Lost my girlfriend's bike key the other day.
Bought a lock picking set... Opened it in seconds with the two sided rake. Didn't think I would have much luck! haha
Going to buy a lock to practice on now :)
Thanks for the video! Saved me.
Hope u dont use it to unlock someones door🤣🤣
Thank you for showing that very unique lock! what an opening click 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah, the opening sound is phenomenal :-)
It’s a very common lock on almost every bike here in The Netherlands! In many cases combined with a chain- or cable lock.
Fun vid and nice to see some of those GOSO rakes being used by another picker :-)
Thanks Ash, these GOSO picks are actually really good for some usages.
"So I will show you now that this is a very easy and reliable method"... 5 seconds later: "Oh, we have a bad situation now..." LOL
Haha, that's life ;-)
My wife and I own 2 bikes. One of which has this lock and I happen to have lost both keys. Trying to save myself some money and hoping I can pick it
Would a bolt cutter be able to penetrate through a ring lock? Or is it too thick? Seems easier than trying to picklock it at least for me!
Too thick and too hard, the bolt cutter just slides off.
Yeah, maybe a year late but power tools work good on these to grind away both sides of the metal slider so it falls out, also filing the metal down works eventually, if you have the time/patience
@@wolfie7382 Thanks! I went with power tools in the end and grinded the metal slider, it worked out well.
I managed to cut off this type of lock using a bolt cutter (and a plier because I couldn't reach certain spots with the bolt cutter). In the lock I encountered (an Abus lock), the upper part of the lock has a major weakness, which is there is no steel under it. Just metal and a spring, which I cut through with a bolt cutter fairly easy. The metal piece with the 4 holes I couldn't reach with the bolt cutter, so I had to use a plier to pull some pieces off. But I managed to get this lock off from my mom's bike that way.
Nicely done, great explanation.
Thank you.
I cant seem to pick my bicycle lock as the wafers cant be pushed in when tension is applied to turn the lock
here in the states they have bike share bikes that have a rear wheel lock. how they work is either by code or by qr code scan and you pay $1 per 30 minutes or i think 1 hour forget which off hand. once the time is up the bike auto lock. the bikes also warn u that if you dont pay they will call the police dont know how true that is but they say it well a voice on the bikes do. ha
Interesting, we also have these kind of rent-bikes here in Germany with a similar locking mechanism (electronically controlled). Wonder if it automatically locks up the bike while you're riding it when time has expired ;-)
@@Potti314 it might but I am not sure entirely
It might hurt a lot if it just locks itself :D
Very cool my friend👍😊👍😊😎✌
Thank you :-)
marci 👍
Nicely done, interesting to watch. Do you use the same amount of tension on both styles of picks?
Thanks - for raking I use less tension.
Nice vid again buddy, yeah, raking is pretty effective picking method... but I prefer spp ;o))))
Thanks for showing my friend ;o)))
Thanks, yeah SPP is fun but sometimes I enjoy the power of raking, especially with this cool double-sided wafer rake ;-)
I had never try that pick, I have some wafer locks here very resistent to spp, I will give it a try.
Thanks for showing buddy ,o))
Good luck mate.
Thanks! cheers buddy! ;o))
Awesome video Potti my friend. Very nicely explained sir.
Thanks mate - it's a fun lock and it opens really easy with the rake :-)
Great video mate thanks for sharing 😎
Cheers buddy :-)
Hi, thanks! But the link to find your Goso tool is broken. Where to find it ?
Pretty cool lock. I think this is an old lock. Maybe they still use them there but never seen them here.🍺👍🏽🇦🇺
There are not uncommon here in Germany and Viktor actually bought it for his own bike but the didn't like the key-retaining feature. So this is a recently manufactured lock.
In the Netherlands its standard on almost all bicycles since the 1950s
Очень невесело. Но за видео Спасибо. Хотел себе поставить такой надёжный замок. Но как вижу оказался Не такой уж он и надёжный. Интересно а можно как-то в нём поменять на более сложную сердцевину
Я тоже хотела купить именно такой замок. 😊
Но мне кажется , исходя из этого эксперимента, любую цепь можно открыть отмычками. И не важно насколько она ( цепь)прочная.
I am a beginner and have tried this with the same pick but I did not have such a thick tensioner. It did not open, although in the end it worked with another pick, but it took quite a while. The lock is similar but another brand. I don't know where I go wrong because everywhere you hear raking is so easy and requires no skill.
I was wondering how much influence the tensioner has and if it matters where you put it and how deep it is sticking into the lock. Usually there is not a lot of explanation on the tensioning.
There are multiple factors that influence how easy it is to pick or rake open locks. All can be different at your lock.
The bitting. If you have deep cutouts next to shallow cuts on the key, then picking and particularly raking becomes more difficult.
The precision. Slopy locks pick and rake open easier. The wide tolerances require less precise tension and pin/wafer manipulation.
Keyway. More restricted keyways are more difficult to navigate the tool inside. The shape of the keyway also determines how flawless tensioning can be performed. You strife for a good fit for proper control over plug tensioning without interfering with the first wafer. Particularly raking can suffer from a unintended bound first wafer as you do not really sense the wafers.
I recommend that you play around with the lock. Inspect the bitting. Single pin pick it and try to feel and imagine what's going on inside. Also play with tensioning strength. On common mistake is too much torque. Result is overset pins without the chance for them to reset. Lighten up the tension every now and then to test for overset wafers. Here proper tensioning possibility is key to control the plug movement precisely.
Cool video, thanks for sharing bud😎👍
Cheers buddy and thanks for watching.
I just lost my key.What should I do.Now I can't use my bicycle for now
Maybe someone can help...I bought used bike and it has this lock on it. Lock is opened so I can ride. The lock kas broken key in it. Second half of that key is on my key chain together with spare key which is not broken. How can I take this broken key out so I can use this lock?
Thanks bruh
No problem.
Hello how am can shoing this or what is namn ???
No idea.
But you have to know how the key looks like. Otherwise it would be difficult to determine, especially for a beginner, whether this is a single or double wafer assembly.
Where do you have this goso pick from?
I think that I bought them here eu.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-DANIU-24pcs-Single-Hook-Lock-Pick-Set-Locksmith-Tools-Lock-Pick-Kit-wp-Eu-1169200.html?rmmds=cart_middle_products
What is the name of this 2 stuks?
Can I open Pro without Ki?
No idea, sorry.
Where can you buy that thing?
What is the name of this Chinese raking tool???
Bro open Panna mudiyuma key illama?
what?
@@Potti314 without key thorakamudiyuma
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Nice
Thanks.
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@Manuel Gomez: What's your question?
Hi we move from holland and lost our key for a similar axa lock. Can i open this lock with a lock gun?
I think so, but I have no lock gun and don't have this lock anymore. But these cheap locks can very likely be opened with a lock gun.
@@Potti314 hi thanks for your help and all your videos opening frame locks.i got it opened by picking it was a AXA lock with a slider key we lost. took me a while what was so satisfying!
Hmm, I did not try to rake it - that was too easy :D
Yeah, too easy, I was also pretty surprised.
No my dad already broke my lock :(
You might still use it for practicing.
Nice picking and raking. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks buddy :-)
Is this channel for thieves?
yes :))
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You can open these with cicors chek my video out
Do you have a link to your video where you open such kind of lock with scissors?
@@Potti314 ruclips.net/video/MlvMPBOTVbY/видео.html
@@Zzo-kn8sq Just checked it out. You've got a question there.
@@Potti314 whats that question?
@@Zzo-kn8sq "Are you forcing the lock to turn open or does the bitting on the key match the slope of the scissors?"