Hi gang
I was hoping somebody local to Perth could help me please.
Recently Bicycle Victoria rated the Trelock BS400 as a reliable D lock to purchase. I'd like to get one from a Perth store (or alternatively online) but haven't been yet able to find a bike store stocking them (and my Google searches have come up blank).
Has anybody seen them in Perth or have any pointers to picking one of these up please?
Thanks & regards,
CM.
Bike shop selling Trelock D locks in Perth?
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Postby moosterbounce » Fri Aug 03, 2007 10:18 pm
I was in the Bicycle Entrepeneur in Ossie Park last week and that had lots of locks. Not sure on the brands they carried, but I was amazed at their selection. Maybe I've just been sticking to smaller shops, but it seemed a lot to me. May be worth giving them a bell. Not sure if all stores stock the same (I know Bike Force is a franchise - all stores sell a lot of the same stuff, but each store tends to have specific brands too).
Good luck in your quest Chris.
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Postby europa » Fri Aug 03, 2007 10:29 pm
You should ride a steel framed bike - that way, you can weld it to whatever fence you lean it against without needing U locks
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Postby Aushiker » Fri Aug 03, 2007 10:54 pm
G'day
From the Trelock website,
Regards
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From the Trelock website,
You might want to do that to see who the Australian distributor is and then contact them for retailer details.Please contact TRELOCK directly for details of specific distributors at info@trelock.de.
Regards
Andrew
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Postby chriscmuir » Sun Aug 05, 2007 10:48 am
Thanks for your comments. I hadn't seen the mailto address on the Trelock website, so I'll give them a go, and also head over to Ossie Park.
Cheers,
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Postby Matty » Thu Aug 09, 2007 12:14 am
Not sure if you're dead set on the Trelock but if you can't find one you might consider an OnGuard Lock. When I was doing my research it was quite highly regarded and at a decent price too. Most of the stuff I read said it was as good as Kryptonite Locks (except for their New York series) at a decent price.
OnGuard Website
You can get them from a number of online stores or in local bike shops.
OnGuard Website
You can get them from a number of online stores or in local bike shops.
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Postby Aushiker » Thu Aug 09, 2007 12:34 am
I was in TBE Osborne Park yesterday and didn't see this brand there. Just Tioga D-Locks IIRC.chriscmuir wrote:Thanks for your comments. I hadn't seen the mailto address on the Trelock website, so I'll give them a go, and also head over to Ossie Park. CM.
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Postby chriscmuir » Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:39 pm
Hey gang
FYI I managed to track down an Asus Sinero D-Lock on ebay. The Sinero was the 2nd best D-lock rated by Bicycle Victoria. For the record Inner City Cycles in Sydney delivered within 1.5 business days to Perth, so great service.
The lock is pretty d@mn solid, you can tell the engineering quality in it, and I can see why BV had to use power tools on it to try and break it.
Thanks to all for your help in looking for a D-lock, I do appreciate it. I can sleep a little more soundly knowing my bike is just that tad safer
Thanks & regards,
CM.
FYI I managed to track down an Asus Sinero D-Lock on ebay. The Sinero was the 2nd best D-lock rated by Bicycle Victoria. For the record Inner City Cycles in Sydney delivered within 1.5 business days to Perth, so great service.
The lock is pretty d@mn solid, you can tell the engineering quality in it, and I can see why BV had to use power tools on it to try and break it.
Thanks to all for your help in looking for a D-lock, I do appreciate it. I can sleep a little more soundly knowing my bike is just that tad safer
Thanks & regards,
CM.
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