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unicycle air-lugage inside/from USA

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  1. 'These locks' (http://www.safeskieslocks.com/) are TSA approved and can
    be opened by the TSA (and anyone with a basic 'lock-pick set'
    (http://firstline.stores.yahoo.net/20piecdelloc.html)).
    So -despite the post-911 rules- you can lock up your unicycle hardware
    while flying.

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  2. I wouldn't trust my luggage with one of those on it, especially if they
    can all be opened with the same key. Any moron with a file can easily
    buy one and make their own masterkey.

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  3. Spudman said:

    I wouldn't trust my luggage with one of those on it, especially if they
    can all be opened with the same key. Any moron with a file can easily
    buy one and make their own masterkey.

    Even without the key thing I would trust these kind of locks.
    But keep in mind the only other option you have is having no lock.

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  4. yeah seriously thats the whole point of this lock to let the bag
    screeners open to inspect it.

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