Britain a bike thiefs paradise.
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It isn't.Jay76 wrote:cooldad wrote:
Cant see the vid from work, but if this is someone picking the lock with a paperclip... its doesnt work LOL I spent a good 30 mins looking at those guides
ps I had a locksmith friend who used to carry locks and pick them randomly to keep in practice. He'd been doing it for decades, and it is not a case of wiggle, click like in the movies.I don't do smileys.
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more like.. Lets dismantle a D lock, remove the locking mech, put it back together and show ourselves 'pick locking' it for Kudos and 1 million + hits LOL**2011 Cove Stiffee**0
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Why are you posting random words?Jay76 wrote:more like.. Lets dismantle a D lock, remove the locking mech, put it back together and show ourselves 'pick locking' it for Kudos and 1 million + hits LOLI don't do smileys.
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Jay76 wrote:So 2 points here;
1st - anyone and everyone will help you remove a lock from a bike with no proof of purchase. They seemed to love the challenge.
2nd - D locks are bookah and I will ALWAYS use one because with out an axel grinder, it aint coming off!
3 points - number three being: if your garage has mains electricity never keep your angle grinder out there, store it in your house. Angle grinders are great, I love mine - it makes pretty sparks
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Speaking of bike theifs, they clearly aren't very smart, just found someone's Yeti, they thought putting lights on it and Juicy 3 brakes of all things would discuise it.. But they left the YELLOW dust caps on, GOLD bottle holder bolts on and RED front and rear axels0
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cooldad wrote:
Why are you posting random words?Jay76 wrote:more like.. Lets dismantle a D lock, remove the locking mech, put it back together and show ourselves 'pick locking' it for Kudos and 1 million + hits LOL
Dude you have too much time on your hands, I swear there is a comment from you on every topic on this forum LOL
usually insignificant posts like this one quoted above
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It probably occurs so often, because so many dullards try to string words together, and end up creating meaningless pseudo-sentences.Jay76 wrote:cooldad wrote:
Why are you posting random words?Jay76 wrote:more like.. Lets dismantle a D lock, remove the locking mech, put it back together and show ourselves 'pick locking' it for Kudos and 1 million + hits LOL
Dude you have too much time on your hands, I swear there is a comment from you on every topic on this forum LOL
usually insignificant posts like this one quoted above
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Oh no you've got his manic girlfriend going now0
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I don't think he's trolling, just a bit dim.capoz77 wrote:I don't do smileys.
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