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  1. Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.

  2. nash said:

    Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.

    http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/pitlock.asp

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    nash said:

    Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/pitlock.asp

    Oh thanks I should have said besides pitlock.
    They are not in Canada anyway.

  4. nash said:

    Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.

    I'm pretty sure Urbane Cyclist in Toronto has something like that,
    though it might be the Pitlock device. Give them a call (they don't do
    email all that much, but they do do mail and phone.)

    As to how to do without, there are steps you can take. Learn how to
    lock your bike better than the one next to you in the bike rack. Pop
    the front wheel off, and lock it, the rear wheel, and the frame to some
    thing solid. Or better, lock the front and the frame to the rack and
    use a different lock for the rear (and a loop to the seat if you must.)
    Not just 'different' as in not the same object, but different like not
    the same technology. A U lock for the primary, a cable lock for the
    secondary. Maybe a mix of cyl key, flat key, and combo. Or take a bit
    more risk and use a big loop cable through the rear and seat rails and
    big U lock on the front.

    These ideas involve big locks, and they aren't as light as funny
    skewers, but they work. Even lighter is to take you bike with you. Or
    leave the lock(s) where you usually park (just don't block the good
    places with them or everyone will agree you're a jerk.)

  5. nash said:

    Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.

    http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=10830&category=2909

    They ship to Canada. A lot less expensive than Pitlocks.

  6. SMS said:
    nash said:

    Anyone know of a source in Canada preferrably.
    And please let me know how you made do without as in your own invention.

    http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=10830&category=2909

    They ship to Canada. A lot less expensive than Pitlocks.

    I saw OnGuard too Thanks
    after using "locking skewers" in Google I found a couple more Seems
    they are not so popular.
    There is one type where you have a QR lever that you take with you and
    reinsert to take off the wheel.
    http://www.active.com/story.cfm?story_id=10199&sidebar=640&category=gearguide_cycling

    But I do not know how much and I have to email them cause their online
    shopping does not work.
    Another day wasted 😉

  7. nash said:
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    http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=10830&category=2909

    They ship to Canada. A lot less expensive than Pitlocks.

    I saw OnGuard too Thanks

    I'd think any LBS or locksmith that carries OnGuard products would be
    able to order them. The key looks like a handy bottle opener.
    --
    zk

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