Heard across a street. Highly intelligent. A bike alarm like no other! $210 CAD. Direct from manufacturer: $120 CAD.
Update: Monday 25 July 2022
A collection of parking racks/anchors I’ve come across for bicycles. The best I’ve seen so far were in Montreal: a three-pronged rack which took care of your wheels as well the frame, and allowing you to use as little as a padlock to lock everything! Unfortunately, I’ve not come across an on-line photo of them, lately.
No ground-bolts to loosen, which is great. Is it a block of concrete that has to to be set/installed on the street?
The above does not save floor space (except perhaps a bit in breadth), is cluttered, and may confuse some users. The company does offer many other options, though. (Click on the photo.)
How does it connect to the ground? I expect that it’d accommodate the front wheel being added to the rear wheel + frame. I do wonder how it’d handle an attack which uses the ground as leverage. Unlike the aforementioned Montrealer, it may be vulnerable to ‘leverage’ attacks.
Thursday 21 July 2022:
If anyone has a link to an image of the three-pronged street-racks I used to see in Montreal, I’d be grateful. They’re the best I’ve ever used, locking both wheels, and the frame, with you needing to carry only a padlock! Yup! No U-locks/D-locks needed.
