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Multi-Use Cable Lock

Item U4056-9
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      Product Information

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      Features & Specs

      • Secures Bike Racks and Cargo to Deter Theft
      • Features Versatile Locking and Cinching Capabilities
      • 6-Foot Length Ideal for Use as a Bike Lock
      • Constructed from 3/8" Diameter High-Strength Braided Steel Cable
      • Protected by a Vinyl Coating for Rust Resistance
      • Limited Lifetime Warranty with One-Year Finish and One-Year Parts Coverage
      • Includes Two Keys for Added Convenience
      • Multi-Use — Suitable for Securing Bike Racks, Trailers, and Cargo

      Description

      Durable Security Solution. The Multi-Use Cable Lock provides reliable theft deterrence for bike racks and cargo. It is designed for versatile use, making it ideal for securing bikes, trailers, and other valuables during transport or storage.

      Construction and Appearance. Crafted from a 3/8-inch diameter high-strength braided steel cable, this lock is coated with black vinyl for rust resistance and durability. The lock’s black and orange finish offers both protection and a professional look.

      Installation. This cable lock requires no tools or drilling for installation. Simply loop the cable around the item to be secured and lock using the key-operated mechanism for convenient and immediate use.

      Warranty. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty covering one year on finish and parts.

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