High Security 5 Digit Combination Bike Lock for Bike, Motorcycle, Scooter, Door & Gate - Keyless & Heavy Duty

About this item

• High Security & Keyless Design: Say goodbye to the hassle of carrying keys and hello to keyless convenience. The advanced 5-digit combination lock offers unparalleled protection, with up to 100,000 possible combinations, making it virtually impossible to crack. This bike chain lock is the perfect choice for those who value safety and convenience above all else.
• **Multipurpose Uses:** The lock, which comes in a length of 3.2 feet, makes it simple to secure two bicycles together. Additionally, this bike lock is ideal for various uses beyond just bikes, such as for electric bicycles, ladders, lawn equipment, gates, fences, tool storage, sports gear, and beyond.
• Scratch-Resistant Cover & Dustproof Cap: The flexible high-quality polypropylene fabric cover protects your hands against heat or cold, and prevents chain from rust, and keeps the bike paint from scratches, ensuring the lock lasts for years to come. Plus, the dustproof cap is an added bonus, keeping rainwater and sand out of the lock hole.
• Convenient & Easy to Reset: Setting up and resetting your personalized combination password is a breeze. The initial password is 00000, and when it's time to set a new password, simply keep the number wheels in the correct unlock password state and rotate the reset dial 90° to set the new password. No more worry about forgetting your password or struggling to reset it again.
• Rock-solid & Built to Last : The Sportneer bicycle lock is as tough as nails. Crafted from ultra-thick 0.236"/6mm manganese steel, it boasts unparalleled resistance against cutting and sawing. The lock core, made from sturdy zinc alloy, adds an extra layer of protection, thwarting any attempts at malicious cutting and ensuring long-lasting durability.
• Note: The bicycle lock head diameter is 1.3 inches. Before making a purchase, ensure that the gap between the tires or the hole you need to pass through is compatible. Otherwise, you can still lock your bike by wrapping the chain around it, rather than threading it through the wheel's gap.