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Old 10-05-2009, 11:23 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by BobTheBiker View Post
Wrong. cable is EASIER than chain to cut. a purpose built kryptonite chain secured to an eyelet in something like a parking stop and run through your swingarm at the shock mount area, or better yet, your frame is best.

Learned something there, I was always under the assumption that a chain with some heavy bolt cutters would be able to get through a chain. Whereas with cable, if you took bolt cutters it would just crush the cable, unless you had specific cable cutters. I'm just talking a average hack thief, if you go with someone running around with some professional tools, then you better hope its insured.

Edit - After reading up on some of the chains, I guess in the eight years of riding, I never really looked into chains all that much - DAMN that is some hard shit.

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