Thick and flexible, these cable locks from Trimax Locks make it easy to secure your setup while staying light and strong. The soft plastic coating helps prevent scratches on bikes, racks, trailer rims, spare tires, and coolers. Go with a resettable combination to avoid keys or choose a keyed lock for simple security, and get the deterrence you want for everyday stops and travel.
Yes, they work well for securing bikes, trailer rims, spare tires, coolers, and battery boxes. Look for thick cables with end loops so you can use a padlock, and a soft plastic coating to help prevent scratches. For higher deterrence, pick a stouter diameter; for easier routing, pick something flexible.
Yes, you can link two together to reach around larger setups. Expect that keyed versions may use different keys, and combo versions will have separate codes. If you choose an alarmed cable, the connection method still works; after any battery change, tighten the screws to keep the compartment sealed.
Yes, there are keyed and resettable combination options. Combo styles are easy to reset and mean no keys to lose; some users prefer numbers covered more, so check the dial design. Keyed styles can feel different at first; practice the opening motion. Look for a smooth locking mechanism to speed things up.
They perform well in rainy, salty, sandy environments. For alarmed versions, rain is not an issue, and the battery area is covered; after changing the battery, really tighten the screws to help keep it sealed. Wipe off grit before locking to keep the mechanism smooth.
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