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Cable Locks - Locks Not Included

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Cable Locks with locks not included

Pair these with a padlock you already trust—locks not included. Thick, looped cables work with a padlock that has a larger opening, and the protective coating helps prevent scratches. Handy for securing bikes, a grill, or even a trailer to a tree.
Plan the full path around what you're locking and the anchor, then add extra for the padlock connection. Cables can feel shorter in use than expected, so sizing up can help when wrapping trees, grills, or multiple bike frames. Make sure there's enough length to route through frames and reach a solid tie-down or corner hoop.
A very thick cable can take a lot of work to cut, boosting security for grills, trailers, or multiple bikes. The tradeoff is weight and stiffness, and you'll need a padlock with a larger opening to fit the loops. Also confirm your anchor points can accept the loop size so you're not stuck at setup time.
Choose a padlock with a larger opening or an elongated latch to fit thicker cable loops. Average padlocks can be too small for wide cables. Check your cable's diameter and confirm the shackle can pass through both loops together. Test the lock at the anchor point you plan to use to be sure everything lines up.
Yes, a soft plastic or protective sleeve helps prevent scratches and scuffs. Inspect the sleeve for wear and reposition the cable if you see any rough spots. If you're securing painted surfaces or bike frames, keep the coated section against the gear and avoid sharp edges that could nick the jacket.