HIPLOK MD1000 disc lock: enabling bikers to ride into 2026 with extra peace of mind - New angle-grinder-resistant device uses proven tech to pack a punch ...

Just as there are a variety of types of bicycle locks, so there are a variety of ways in which riders carry them. U-locks can be thrown into a backpack or pannier, clipped into a mounting bracket, or ...

Whenever I see somebody riding with a bike chain slung around their body, I wince. Whether it is encircling their waist or slung diagonally across shoulder and torso, I imagine what could happen if ...

Hiplok pioneered the use of Ferosafe, a graphene composite material, on its D1000 D-lock, which proved to be one of the toughest locks our sister publication Cycling Plus has tested. The British brand ...

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But rest assured it’s a bicycle lock first and foremost. The above is just another example of a title nightmare, which is fast becoming a common occurrence here at Geeky Gadgets. Anyway, what you see ...

British security company Hiplok is at the forefront of the fight against bike crime. It’s hard to believe that with a full line-up of innovative products built to keep your bike safe, the company only ...

Hiplok D and Hiplok Pop are being previewed at this week’s Eurobike, with stock in place this autumn. The Hiplok D is pitched as the world’s first wearable D-lock. Using a unique clip system ...

This is a VERY solid D lock. The loop chain has a security tie made from a 14mm hardened steel shackle and a 10mm hardened steel chain. This combination ensures that you can affix your crossbar to a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The MD1000 disc lock in use (Handout) Security is an ever-present threat for London motorcyclists. It’s great riding out for work, ...

Security is an ever-present threat for London motorcyclists. It’s great riding out for work, or a cuppa and sightseeing - not so great worrying whether your bike will still be where you parked it.