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tips for keeping your bike, safe and secure by @shifter
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That’s true, but with a good quality U-lock you get a significant weight reduction in comparison to a chain, plus it’s usually easy to attach and detach them to the bike. Less easy to secure the bike to whatever structure, though.
As a rule of thumb, attaching it high up away from the ground makes it more difficult to cut it, without the leverage from the ground.