FoldyLock Forever Folding Bike Lock - Patented Sleek High Security Sold Secure Gold Bicycle Lock - Heavy Duty Anti Theft Smart Guard with Keys and Frame Mount for Electric Bikes and City Bikes - 90cm

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But now, whenever I return to the 6500, it’s noticeably clunkier to use despite retailing for considerably more than the Compact. So as you’d expect, the steel inside the links of the Classic is wider (22 mm, compared to 18 mm in the Compact). However, they’re also thinner (4.5 mm, compared to 5 mm in the Compact). An interesting point Steve. I’d say that whilst angle grinders are becoming a more common weapon of choice for thieves, there are still many out there that don’t use power tools.

So if you’ve been wondering whether the Forever is secure enough for your bike or worth the price tag, keep reading, and I’ll let you know!

Should You Buy the Seatylock Foldylock Compact?

And that’s a lot to think about! But if we work through the next 3 steps, it’s actually pretty simple:

German engineering is known to be some of the best in the world, and attention to detail is cleary something ABUS do well. If you manage to lose both keys supplied with the Bordo Granit X-Plus 6500, you’ll be able to get replacements cut using ABUS’ key replacement scheme.

In fact, just like the Classic, the Forever slides in an out of the plastic mount very smoothly but sits very snugly and safely while in there. It's quite light (weighing about the same as 3.5 cans of Coke). And if you attach the frame mount correctly, it's easy to carry while you're riding around. Another nice feature of the mount is that it’s entirely rattle free. The tight fit means a silent ride, which I know is very important for many!

The LITELOK X1 uses Barronium, a patented anti-grinder technology that contains tiny ceramic particles. The frame mount is a simple plastic cradle which you can either screw into the holes in your frame that are designed for a water bottle cradle (the screws and hex key are included), or fasten anywhere on your frame using plastic ties (also included). True but I would say the LPL is not just entertainment - always worth a search before buying as he's:

The Litelok is cheaper and lighter but less secure than the Hiplok. So it depends on your budget and just how risky that train station is!