The most secure way to lock your bike is with two locks.
How to lock a bike without a pole.
Find a pole to rest your bike on and on the side that s leaning on the pole use the helmet straps to fasten the rear wheel to the seat tube of your frame.
Enlist your helmet snap your helmet strap around the frame and secure the bike to a rack or street sign.
If you 39 re going to actively use your bicycle and leave it on the streets you have to lock it properly.
The obvious downside to locking your bicycle up in this manner is that the lock can be slipped off of the tent pole with a small amount of work.
The second should go around the front wheel the frame and preferably the bike rack as well.
Use two quality locks when necessary.
The first lock should go around the back wheel the frame and the bike rack.
To do this the perpetrator would have to remove the pole from the tent for a few seconds while he or she slipped the cable lock away from the tent.
Just snap your helmet buckle and clasp into each side of the device and spin the combination dial.
If you lock it but not.
And ideally to a bike rack that s cemented into the ground.
Always use a quality u lock or chain never a cable lock.
Ensure your bike isn t in the top 20 in terms of value and desirability.
The only line of defense against bike thieves is a bike lock.
Secure the wheels and frame to an immovable object.
Lock through the triangle and lock the rear wheel to the frame.
Using a d or u lock secure the back end of your bike to another object.
The thief won t see the helmet and the straps will get tangled in the wheel.