Motorcycle news: Bump key issue, Squire Padlock Test : eBay Guides

Motorcycle security by Elite Security Supplies

In a recent test Motorcycle News article headlined: " MCN exclusivly reveals how £2 tool can crack 50% of bike locks in seconds".

It was reported some locks with pin tumbler mechanisms could be opened using a mothod known as Bump Keying.

A member of the MLA (Master Locksmiths Association) has reassured Squire that the Squire SS65CS Stronghold padlock cylinder prevents attacks by this 999 Bump Key method.

Squire's technical department have carried out extensive testing into this method of attack and have no concerns, due to the fact that they were unable to open a single cylinder using this method.

Squire's SS65CS cylinders have a techinical feature incorporated into them designed to combat the 9,9,9 and 10,10,10 key bumping method.

The Squire SS65CS Padlock has been used in conjunction with the Almax Security chains for over five years and they have said, "We can catagorically state we have not had one motorcycle stolen using the key bumping method or any other lock breaking devices for that matter"o

The Squire SS65CS Padlock together with the Squire chain is still the best way of protecting your bike from the theiving scumbags.

So you dont have to: move your bike into the kitchen or buy a big dog or get yet another bike alarm or shed alarm or get the missess to sleep on it.

If you have any questions you would like to ask just drop us a line at Elite Security, run by bikers for bikers