Are there any decent "secure" QR skewers about?

I recently started a day release college course, very kindly funded by work (well, 80% of it), and I want to ride to college rather than make the 30 min walk.
Sadly, the college is frequented by thieving pikey scumbags, so I don't want my wheels and saddle to get robbed.
The seat clamp is easy enough, but are there any QR skewers for the wheels where you can remove the arm of the lever so they can't be loosened, but allowing me to put the lever back on for proper MTBing?
Cheers!
Sadly, the college is frequented by thieving pikey scumbags, so I don't want my wheels and saddle to get robbed.
The seat clamp is easy enough, but are there any QR skewers for the wheels where you can remove the arm of the lever so they can't be loosened, but allowing me to put the lever back on for proper MTBing?
Cheers!
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Bike shed at work (which is on CCTV) was done recently by a crew in a Transit, who seemed to know what they were looking for. C2W must lead to rich pickings.
Or if leaving the bike in the same place regularly - leave a lock there! Buy a length of chain, and a huge padlock!
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few people i know have had the skewers nicked and thats it!
massive chain left on the railings at college might be the way forward. Don't want to carry a heavy lock with me every week.
I'll probably still get the more secure skewers too and a cable lock for the wheels, so basically everything that you all said!
These have a "head" to the skewer that has a recessed pattern (lock) and a small patterned key (p) that fits in and allows it to be loosened or tightened.
All you have to do is remember to carry the keyed lock!
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