Testing bike locks from very cheap to very expensive. Does the price really mean a better lock? We find out…

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  1. Very impressive! If i send you some money would yall send me some of that high end rubbish?

    My favorite weapon of choice is a 6" angle grinder. Milwaukee has some new HD 6.0amp hr batteries paired with some of their older angle grinder units that don't have as many safety features and man you can really make fire 🔥

  2. I have the onguard rocksolid, got it on sale at £150. Great lock, not too big or heavy (no bigger than a standard D lock) and clearly it really is angle grinder proof. Would definitely recommend – of course there are still ways to steal the bike but it's a pretty big deterrent.

  3. Random thought. You’ve seen those chainsaw trousers that clog up the saw and stop them cutting through your legs, couldn’t they do that on the outside of locks to clog
    Up the angle grinder?

  4. You guys are using the wrong disc. Theres vids of these locks being cut under 2 minutes with portable grinders(although one required a disc change partway through)

  5. When I see these vid's I think it would be great for you to try some of the accessorises, the company I work for makes for angle grinders and re-zip saws, but I don't want to give the crim's any more ideas.

  6. one quick tip there is a really complicated tool called google type in the word you want to pronounce and it will show you this is an advanced technique though so get a responsible adult to help you with that

  7. Disappointed you changed out to a diamond blade not designed for cutting steel on the expensive locks and then back to a metal cutting blade after. You should have shown the metal cutting blade on the expensive locks for consistency in results.

  8. We will have this issue till the mentality changes. If someone steals my $6000 car it’s a big deal, charges, prison. Grand theft auto. Same actually applies to a motorcycle. But….someone steals your $6000 bike you’ve locked up with a $500 lock and you are the idiot for leaving it vulnerable and not locking it up appropriately….

  9. not many thieves walk around with an angle grinder that requires mains power. You should be testing with battery operated grinders, the torque is not as strong on portable grinders

  10. They could just angle grind the bars the bike is attached to if you have an angle grinder proof lock.
    Ride an old cheap bike to commute, never wash it, and let parts of it rust…….and use a light cheap key lock to stop the wind blowing it away

  11. There are diamond ginder discs that are more aggressive and specifically for cutting metal instead of concrete, curious how those would do. Mine went through a 5" cast iron pipe like butter. I know cast iron is soft compared to these metals, but still think it might do better than the concrete disc.

  12. Just an idea! Hopefully you already have the locks, wanna do a collab with the LockPickingLawyer? Would like to compare how a professional picking can also open them

  13. Locksmith here. The ONLY uncutted scene was the 7£-Lock and propably the Rottweiler scene. Any other 'test' was cutted. No timer, no full (time-lapsed) scenes. With other words you can tell us the biggest crap if you want to. Was that your plan?🫤

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