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ABUS 6950M Granit XPlus Ring Lock ART2 Black - without original packaging
ABUS 6950M Granit XPlus Ring Lock ART2 Black - without original packaging
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Product description
Maximum security for your bike: ABUS 6950M Granit XPlus ring lock
Protect your bike or e-bike reliably and permanently with the ABUS 6950M Granit XPlus ring lock . This high-quality ring lock in elegant black combines proven ABUS Granit quality with a practical, frame-mountable design. With the renowned ART2 certification and the innovative XPlus cylinder, it offers excellent protection and a security rating of 10 (out of 15).
Maximum security with ABUS Granit XPlus technology
The ABUS 6950M is equipped with the highly secure ABUS Granit XPlus cylinder , which offers effective protection against tampering such as picking and clever theft methods. The robust construction of the shackle and housing, made of extra-hardened special steel, ensures maximum resistance to break-in attempts, making it one of the most secure ring locks on the market.
ART2-certified: Important for your insurance
The ART2 certification is a crucial quality mark and is recognized by many bicycle insurance companies. This offers you additional security and is an important criterion for adequately insuring high-quality bicycles and e-bikes.
Easy handling and practical key retaining function
Despite its high security standards, the ABUS 6950M is extremely user-friendly . The practical key retaining function prevents the key from being removed while the lock is open. This ensures you'll never forget your key, and the lock is always ready for use.
Ideal for everyday use
With its universal mount, the ring lock can be easily attached to the fork mounting holes. It's ideal for everyday use, whether in the city or the countryside, and offers reliable security without the added expense of transport. It's suitable for tire widths up to 68.5 mm.
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