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5 Comments

1. A Reviewer
   Posted October 16, 2005 at 10:30 pm | Permalink

   Very basic model.
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   Comes with pre-set code, you can not change it to any 4 digit code you want – although you can try to change the combination for example the code 5392 can be changed to 9253, 9325 etc but doing so you can easily break the inter-locking clip (due to its poor quality) and make the combination cable useless.

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2. A Reviewer
   Posted March 18, 2006 at 7:09 pm | Permalink

   Bell EZ combination cable
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   The lock device works simply and effectively.n
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   Problem-The item was to be “Free” as per advertising on line.n
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   It was billed to my AMEX charge account for $7.49 in error.n
   Please credit account.n
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   Thank you.

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3. A Reviewer
   Posted December 26, 2007 at 7:59 pm | Permalink

   Not very secure.
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   Don’t trust this lock to protect your bike in a public place. The cable is thin enough to be cut with wire cutters, and the locking mechanism wouldn’t withstand a single blow with a hammer.n

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4. A Reviewer
   Posted May 5, 2008 at 2:09 pm | Permalink

   Bike Protection
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   When decision was made to purchases another bike I immdediately thought to purchase a lock. I had to get another bike because someone decided to help themselves to my other bike that I left on my personal patio but because it was not locked up they were able to steal it. I now keep my bike locked up very tight and other than have to untangle the cord all the time I am at peace with leaving my bike unattended. I am going to look to see if Bell also has a keyed lock because if you forget the combination you can forget getting it unlocked and I am not about to have someone try and cut it off.

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5. A Reviewer
   Posted August 3, 2008 at 4:03 pm | Permalink

   For quick stops only.
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   I went through a cable like just like this one (it was a Kryptonite, actually) with a hacksaw in less than 60 seconds. It really surprised me how easy is was to defeat.

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