Motorcycle Locks

Did you know?

• It takes approximately 12 seconds to steal an unprotected bike.
• On average, a motorbike is stolen in the UK every 14 minutes.
• Which leads to roughly 100 of them being stolen everyday.
• Less than 14% of bikes are ever recovered.
• Theft is responsible for just over one third of insurance claims made by riders.

Motorbike theft is unfortunately a part of our lives as riders, but that doesn’t mean we can’t do our best to strike back at the criminals! Thieves devise new methods to steal your pride and joy consistently, so keep yourself ahead of the curve and protect your ride today. Motorcycle locks are often neglected by many riders which can lead to devastating consequences. This can be combated however with an appropriate motorbike lock, especially when in use with a ground anchor and chain. All of which can be found with us, so don’t delay and secure your motorbike today.

Here at BDLA Motorbikes we only stock motorcycle disc locks, U-locks and other locks which we believe not only match, but exceed rider expectations. The range below will deliver excellence all year round. As a result we only stock tried, tested and trusted motorbike security brands at every price point. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned rider. These include Abus, Oxford and Mammoth to name a few.

Motorcycle locks are a superb option for riders who want to keep their bike secure both at home and on the move. By deploying a lock, you make it impossible for your bike to be moved without first tackling them. Most theft is spontaneous, and the use of visible protection deters most would be attackers. Available in a range of shapes and sizes that accommodate your storage and daily parking situation.

With all of this said however, you want to ensure that your lock isn’t the only piece of security you secure your bike with. The combination of a lock and chain locked into a ground anchor is the ultimate set up and delivers the biggest challenge to thieves, and is always recommended for home use.

If you are struggling with your choice or would like professional advice either check out our motorcycle security guide to get you started, or contact us and we’ll put you back on track.