Haha love the mention 😄 I have you know my install was top notch

Hey Bruce. A security system is only as strong as it's weakest link. I wouldn't waste valuable thieving time tackling the anchor, go for the chain instead:)

@zedddddful

2 жыл бұрын

Easier to remove the wheel.

@chrishart8548

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking how much harder that anchor would have been to defeat with a 19mm chain going through and a motorcycle on top.

@apacherider7110

2 жыл бұрын

My thought exactly,,

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely true bud - hence why you need to layer your security. The more levels a thief has to get through the better 👍

@chrishart8548

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone also I imagine thief's will work harder to steel a KTM 890 adventure R over an 8 year old bmw F800gs. Even if the ktm has one more lock.

Nowadays we can't rely on the police or anyone else to protect our vehicles or property. We need to do it ourselves and its nice to see a British company at the forefront of that. Brilliant. 👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks David.

i may just pop.up and see them ! i have a few ideas they just might like to try ! great vid as usual Bruce, cheers bud !

Nice one Bruce, keeping it British is always a good thing. Loved the It’ll be alright on the night bit at the end.

I'm half way through the video, will come back to it soon. I've used many angle grinders over the years, and cutting discs etc (from working in sheet metal shops. I'm not a bike theif 😳).. that disc on the Apex Pro is barely touching it 😂 That's impressive! I've still only heard the one podcast (not featuring Dave). Nice video to slip in among ride reviews. Short; fun. Your mention of Chops trying to fit the locking arm himself (made me chuckle).. we all love Chops. Those who haven't heard of him yet, will love him.

Mega! Really enjoyed the podcast when Dave was on. So this was a huge bonus! Very impressive, and a fun edit. Phenomenal company! Kudos! Thanks gents! Luv from the Canadian Clan 🇨🇦

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Nice one Mike, glad you enjoyed the vid and also the podcast 👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Mike

Interesting vid!! Gotta use a few methods to secure our pride n joys. Thanks for the vid Bruce. Much appreciated

Thank you for highlighting a British company. They definitely look the business

Damn that ground anchor ate that slit disc! Wow

Just waiting on that beard catching fire😄. Awesome products and well thought out. Great day out Bruce 👍

Layer your bike. So true. I have two disk locks (one alarmed), a front chain lock and a Doberman back wheel chain lock. It takes me 5 minutes to put it on in the evening after putting my bike cover on. It will be a right pain in the butt for anyone wanting to steal it.

great work lads I'll definitely be checking these out.

Great vid mate. Im convinced he gave you a blunt grinding wheel though 😂😂

That looked like a blast. Good stuff!

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Bob 👍

I spoke to Dave at length at the nec, and not only is he a top bloke, his passion and pride for what Image4Security are doing and are about comes over in spades. He also said the would 100% be doing his bike test this year!!!

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

That's still the plan Mark - just got to find a warm day!

Love a bit of security and totally agree with the layering idea. Slow em down Shed barrier. whilst visually a deterrent. The shed is made of wood and a new doorway could be made in seconds. Ground anchor is only as good as it's fixings and material it's fixed too. Maybe look into testing a Milwaukee handheld cordless metal cutting circular saw. As these also are the weapon of choice along with cordless grinders, 12" disc cutters. At the end of the day if they want it they'll take it. If its too hard to take from home they'll do it on the move. When least expected.

@10secondsrule

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I had. A motorcycle stored withing a locked garage in a locked bicycle store, 19mm chain to a main pipe, 2 X disclocks, tracker, alarm, datataged. You can't imagine how much fun was to get the bike in and out each day. It wasn't. Sold it. Life is too short to waste it this way. After 20 years I'd moved out from UK and I'm enjoying thugs free life. The UK is a country for criminals not law abiding citizens.

@majordelays4909

2 жыл бұрын

@@10secondsrule where to?

@blacktopmediauk

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, agreed Justin. I guess some pikeys with a petrol Stihl saw would get through a little bit easier, and a van would pull the bar, but after how much time and noise! Nice one.

Love it!! Great products 😀

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Graham.

Excellent work Bruce! That is my kind of video. Interesting and informative. I will be sure to pay the guys a visit at MCN show!

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

See you at the weekend! Stand N960 opposite BMW.

Yes, similar to location, location, location, it's all about layers, layers, layers. One of my layers is a movement detector within the garage that triggers an internal and external audible alarm and sends texts and emails to all and sundry.

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

The more the merrier

5:53 Bruce I've not heard them referred to as SK's for many's a year. Made me chuckle. Great content as ayewise chiel.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers min - aye I love that word 😉🤣👍

Great video Bruce and sone nice gear.

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Lyn.

Great gear n nice blokes was talking to em at the nec 👍👍👍👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Craig

Good to see some top GB products being promoted by you Brucey. Good work.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you My Lord 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

I got a grab lock from these guys last year, really smart piece of kit. Keep up the good work lads & Bruce awesome video as always 😁

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support!

Be a hunter not a prey. No mercy for thieves

The ground anchor looks impressive. If the grinder doesn’t reach the bolt heads then this is a great product.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

It’s impossible for the grind to reach all the bolt heads due to the ingenious design of the anchor - very clever bit of kit. But as has been pointed out, they’d then just attack the chain - hence the need for multiple layers of security 👍

@johnowls

Жыл бұрын

But what connects the bike to the anchor?

Great video, let’s see some more like this, especially British products. All anti theft devices can be defeated, it’s just down to time and method, the most important point made in this video is layering your security.

@HalfdeadRider

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, make it take time and make a lot of noise, best security, even if the bike is in a secure garage.

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

You've got it!

Bruce definitely won the Beard Off :)

Well what can I say I'm a Stourbridge guy thanks for putting the black country on the map great video. I've already primed the wife for a guardsman birthday treat in March. I hope you sampled the local hospitality the green duck brewery next door to their unit it is great. From one thin blue line member to another thank you for a great review.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Mike, glad you found it useful. Aye Dave and the lads did mention the brewery but sadly I was on the bike so couldn’t pop by for a sample… another time though 😉 Stay safe bud👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

We do enjoy a Friday liquid lunch from time to time Mike.

Can't argue with that, can you?! Top guys, producing top products.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Grumps 👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Grumps

To really add some anti-grinder protection, they could simply line the inside with some gore-tex or similar cloth material, these clog up grinders as soon as they touch it.

@leahheffernan4644

2 жыл бұрын

Goretex is simply a brand name, it's just polyurethane

@waynedl99

2 жыл бұрын

@@leahheffernan4644 well, aramid or similar is what I mean, the same shit in your clothing that protects you in a slide

@kenkennedy5516

2 жыл бұрын

Use thick Kevlar , stops angle grinders dead, can be sourced at most welding shops, and can be used as a sleeve around a chain.

You made the most Important point of "layers" as you & Dave termed it. It's all about making the thieves job pure hassle. You want to put that seed of doubt in their thick heads. So they go for an easier target. Again like you said nothing is 100% bullet proof. A petrol grinder with a bigger blade would make light work of all that. But if you've got several different layers of security they're going to go elsewhere. Unless the prize is so good they'll do anything. But if that's the case your gonna have your limited edition 50grand Ducati in a underground vault!

I was getting concerned for the beard and spontaneous combustion when you had that disc cutter!

Love this, great products and made in Britain 🇬🇧 legend. If the R&D dept needs inspiration, I'm thinking along the lines of perimeter fire rings, camera with iris detectors with automated links to national fuzz database to return the names of that thieves to play aloud "dave from somewhere is trying to nick my bike" across a very loud tannoy, and maybe an automated leg anchor so they can't escape, allowing days of endless pleasure at their last know location .... I have watched too many films with Gérard Butler 🤣

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Ha Ha, I’m liking the sound of all of the above 👏👍

Hi Bruce ….. changing the subject, how is the custom paint job on your new helmet coming along, I’ve just searched the history & I don’t think that I have missed that episode, looking forward to seeing the finished result 👍

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Hello bud, I’ve not heard anything from Phil since we did the vid so no idea to be honest 🤷‍♂️I don’t want to hassle him though as he’s doing me a favour and he’s really busy with paying punters

Do Milwaukee angle grinders vs every diamond secure rated anchors.

Im planning to buy a bike that’s what brought me here . They stole my body bike even with the chain thief thief thief everywhere… thanks for this video

@teapotone

Жыл бұрын

Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed the vid and sorry to hear about your bike theft. Check out Image4Security’s website as they’ve got loads of products to keep your bike safe 👍

All those sparks! Watch the beard - could be like tinder!

Very interesting 🤨

Always epic Teapot! Dave’s beard needs some help.

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

The master and the apprentice.

Hi Bruce ….. Do Guardsman make a chain & look as strong as the ground anchor, that would make a good combination for security, also when you were holding the grinder I couldn’t work out if you were Right-handed, Left-handed or Cack-handed 🤪🤪🤪😜 Keep up the good work with the videos 👍

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Left and crack handed bud! 🤣 Yes they do the strongest chain and padlock too, but I think the chain can still be cut fairly quickly - it’s the weakest part - hence the need for layers of security. If you have chain, padlock, ground anchor, alarmed disc lock, and then a guardsman - that’s probably an optimum package. Overkill…. Until your bike gets nicked 🤷‍♂️👍

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

We are working to resolve this. Watch this space.

Might have to stop watching your channel bud... its costing me a fortune "ooh that's cool I'll order one of those" ha! Great vid as always!

I live in New Orleans, we honestly don’t have motorcycle theft. You literally can leave a bike unsecured in most places and not have to worry about it walking off. However only a fool would leave it unsecured.

Make heavy duty chains out of ceramic impregnated steel. Can't be cut even with a cut-off wheel

TeapotOne: Thought I was going to set fire to my Rukka. Me: Never heard it called that before ..... Oh, his gear. (facepalm) Google Translate should add English to American .... Good stuff guys, loved watching the Apex Pro take the floor with it before giving up.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Ha Ha cheers Cliff, aye the floor was impressive wasn’t it 👍

"Scrotes" once job you never forget eh!!!

Good vid pal. You should look at the Oxford beast chain its some bit of kit. Im thinking of changing my 1250gs to a 1250RT would you recommend 🤔

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

I have the Oxford Beast chain, have had it for about 7yrs now. Sadly it really doesn’t fair very well up against the scrotes - takes seconds to get through apparently

@janjurecki3661

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone new one came out last year, 22mm links,

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Aye the Image4Security lads have tested it - got through it quickly. Theirs is 48mm I believe, and can still be cut through in around 45 seconds I think.

How about just loosening the bold, either with a tool or the grinder?

Bruce these products are fantastic, but the new tool on the block is the husqvarna battery powered cut off saw with a diamond blade, I’ve got on it will cut through almost anything and the battery lasts ages, ask the boys to try their products against one of them. These scumbags will go to any ends to nick your treasured possessions. Great video and well done to Dave and his team. I have a kovic brake/ throttle lock and it’s great.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud, aye the lads did mention the diamond blades and how they will pretty much go through anything - I think you’re best bet is just to layer your security mate. Have as many barriers and levels of protection as possible to give you the maximum amount of time to react to a possible theft

@jimjoelliejack

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone I own a business that uses very expensive plant and tools, I’ve been done over numerous times. My premise are like Fort Knox, alarms, locking shutter doors, stockade fencing, cameras, listening devices, but the best bit of security kit that I ever purchased is a very large male GSD who goes everywhere with me and is trained in man work, he’s the softest dog you’ll ever meet until I say the magic word. I think the scum bags know we have him, we have not had an problems for a few years now.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Brilliant - definitely the best bit of kit to have for sure 👍

Excellent Please is there a link to buy your GUARDSMAN CHAIN PKEASE 👍👍👍

@teapotone

Жыл бұрын

Cheers, it’ll just be on their website I’d have thought bud

yes the battery powered angle grinders aren't a patch on most electric grinders, though tbf most scrotes are using the battery ones, one reason why I don't keep my angle grinder in the garage

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Very sensible.

Two Comments: Are there not thieves using cutting torches? A small set about the size used by plumbers should be sufficient and quicker than grinders. If your ground anchor has a heavy small angle iron U-shaped frame inside reinforcing the plate it should be effective against most grinder attacts. If they are using a large cutting wheel, such as used in chop saws then perhaps not, but those wheels on a grinder tend to be dangerous. A cutting torch attack might be effect when cutting from inside and outside. Probably one of the best deterents to all manner of criminals would be dragging by their feet at 5mph through town behind a car until there is nothing discernable left to drag. The first mile or so televised would be the best deterence for other would be criminals. Of course if all the pick pockets and petty theives were done away with, where would find any politicians?

Also worth adding to anyone contemplating buying locks, the Sold Secure rating is a bit misleading as the company don't rate any of their portable products as being angle grinder resistant, only the permanent ground anchor type, so you park up and walk away from your 'gold sold secure' locked bike at your peril.

A good dog is the best deterrent. I recommend a Bullmastiff that won't eat anything you don't give him except the thief.

Great looking product but what about the chain and lock as that is what the thieves would attack after seeing the ground anchor .

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

As per the hundred of other comments already saying the same thing bud - yes the chain and padlock are by far the weakest link, so you have to use layers of good quality security products in order to maximise your protection. It says that in the vid too 👍

How about drilling into the screws and take the whole anchor with you

surely in this day and age there should be some gizmo that with render the motorbike useless to any thief, that's built into the bike

🤓😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦interesting thanks for sharing Bruce 🤓🥂

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks John 👍

What if u cut it like earlier in the video and then try to use the bars ?

Looks a fantastic product, will be looking at this company for sure. But am sure it could be compromised with the correct equipment ie petrol sthil saw. In under a minute. But not a normal carry for a theves

@DanTube2010

2 жыл бұрын

The more organised thieves do use Stihl cut off saws, Hilti tools, etc. But these things are far from subtle when it comes to noise.

i would use a large 9" disk angle grinder..the small ones are useless :)

Some good products that will deter average thief but determined thieves cannot be stopped only slowed down. The design of the Apex allows an easy place to hook a length of chain to and rip it out. it'll stop a thief on foot but not mobile ones.

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

You’re totally correct in that nothing is 100% against a determined and prepared thief who’s given the sufficient time to attack your security - but good security gives you more time to hopefully react and ‘deter’ any would-be thief who’s in the process of nicking your pride and joy 🤷‍♂️

@foxwood67

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone So True. I hate thieves. 🤬

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Vermin aren’t they - I genuinely think they should bring back the stocks and public flogging for them

@foxwood67

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone 🤣🤣

I'd go after the most obvious spot. They floor bolts. If the really wanted to make this thing next level, they'd have a single large bolt port through the top, in the middle.

failing being able to cut the chain or the anchor itself cut through the fixing bolt heads and take it all away and deal with it later

@teapotone

10 ай бұрын

You can’t get to the fixing bolt heads with this ground anchor

Just grind off the chain instead of the ground anchor??

The ground anchor is only as strong as the chain you are using surely

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

I agree and I'd add your security system is only as good as its weakest point. Layers. Layers. Layers.

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Drill the heads off the ground bolts.

@DanTube2010

2 жыл бұрын

Well surely a spanner is best for bolts! I suspect the crappy anchor bolts they were using here are not what they are recommending for a real installation. For better security fixings should be embedded in the concrete or similar.

@stichupman

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanTube2010 my uncle had a ground anchor not sure on brand and the fixings were above ground level they were Alan head bolts and for the extra security they provide you with bearings to knock into the head of the bolt so it cant be undone.

How would it stand up to a petrol grinder?

The weakest part is normally the chain how strong is that….???👍🇦🇺

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Depends entirely on what chain and padlock you use bud

Nothing is ever 100% secure against the determined thief. The best we can do, is make it so ours is more difficult than someone elses - ie, theirs is an easier target. Bit of a shit attitude, but if I make it so your bike is easier to steal / more attractive than mine, then there's a lot less worry for me... The main issue with security, is when you're NOT at home...

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

100% 👍

I am designing a 15ft long 30cm girth battery operated python that look like the real thing with sensors, that you wrap around your bike. It moves a 2cm every hour and it's tongue slides in and out.... Its weighs about 45kg.

That ground anchor was more difficult to get into than my wife's purse....

Not a fan of security product tests usually because they are often crap products or like many have said not tested the weakest link, pun intended. It is very difficult to remain positive as a viewer with so much crap being peddled, that is only a deterrent to the dumbest of tea leaf. There are some obvious floors in some of their products, the shed barrier in particular on works if the the remainder of the shed is made equally secure. But hats off to them for being Uk based design and manufacturer and in the Black Country. Unlike many in this field, they also seem to have a genuine desire to improve and develope their security devices. I wish them success and will watch with interest when the bring other products to market in the future. Sorry for length of ramble🤣👍

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

No dramas bud - and I absolutely agree with all that. The chain is 100% the weakest link, but the vid is about the ground anchor challenge they set, and promoting the idea of layered security. We need to make the prospect of stealing our bikes as difficult and lengthy as possible, so the more obstacles we can put in their way the better 👍

@anthony208

2 жыл бұрын

@@teapotone yes I get the jist of your vid and agree with promoting layered security to stop the scumbags. I often wonder why smart water or the like isn’t promoted and more widely used to make bikes, parts and tools too hot too handle or bother nicking in the first place. Enjoy your channel and podcasts, links with vlogglers, chopsy and others and much kudos to anyone who’s travelled globally especially on a gsxer!😂👏

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support. Like I said in the video, our aim is to challenge the norm and continue to innovate and develop new, easy to use, security solutions. Many products to come.

Sorry Bruce, what I should have asked are there chains and locks as tough?

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t get to try and break any of their chains or locks myself, but I believe what they say personally. They’ve taken all the leading chains and locks and timed how long it takes to defeat them. Their chains and locks take longer than any of the others 🤷‍♂️

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the question Paul. Our chains outperform any other on the market by around 15% in a like for like grinder attack test and all our padlocks and accessories have built in 120dB anti-theft alarms. You'll be able to hear this going off up to 100 meters away.

Funny how they give you a sh1tty cordless grinder to use...my Flexvolt grinder would make short work of that without cutting out

Well-made stuff, but won't they will cut through the chain?

As you can see on the video there products are the best out so if you can afford the best get it but even if you can’t it’s still best to try let’s be honest it’s your pride and joy so protect it 🏍🏍🏍🏍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed Gavin.

what is the rating for the bolts they use on that ground anchor ?? TiNi coated drillbit a fraction larger than the stem of the bolt and drill straight down through the boltheads...... once you get the hole as deep as the height of the bolthead it will come straight off.... just lift the anchor straight up and off you go 😄 basic mecanics skill when dealing with rounded off/busted boltheads

@engineeredbyzicam

2 жыл бұрын

As well as using two shield anchors with countersunk bolts with ball bearings in the Allen key heads we also have a centre spike with we resin in the floor. No way of getting to this once installed.

@Tolandur

2 жыл бұрын

@@engineeredbyzicam plasmacutter it is then 🙂

Love security but a ground anchor is just that it’s somewhere to anchor a chain through and the thief cuts the chain not the anchor to release the bike. 🤷‍♂️

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Very true, but if you have a good quality chain and padlock, there’s no point in having a substandard ground anchor if it’s easier for the thief to cut that than the chain/padlock 🤷‍♂️ As I say in the vid, it’s a question of layering your security to make it as difficult, lengthy, and unattractive to the thief as possible.

Surely cutting the chain with grinder the ground anchor is pointless??

Looks like well made kit. However for the discount you will receive from any insurer for informing them you have all the security kit; if you forget to fit / use it one day and your pride and joy is stolen, you forgot to use it, your claims out the window, your bike out the door!. Buy the kit for piece of mind and a great deterrent, think about it before informing your insurance. Just my 2 pence of advice, not saying that insurance company's are as bad as the crooks, no one has ever called insurance company's anything like that!

@mrcintheuk4641

2 жыл бұрын

I actually insure my bike for being on the road, even though I have it locked in a garage with alarms, etc. Otherwise the insurance won't cover it for theft anywhere within 1/4 of a mile home if it's not locked in the garage. E.g. parking outside the house for 5 minutes, or washing the bike, etc, etc the bike won't be covered for theft!

If you use a ground anchor it means you will use a chain and a lock to attach your bike to the anchor... So, why should someone cut the anchor instead of the lock or the chain???

Bruce, there is one error in thinking here. A thief would never try to attack a ground anker if he spots it. they would always attack the weakest point, the fastest point which would be the chain or wire in between the anker and the bike. So there is absolutely no use in challening the solid ground based anker, built for the purpose to withstand the violence.. well here might be some idiot thief feeling challenged. So the ground anker has to be solid, no question but it just has to be harder to crack than the chain or lock, which are the real weak points. Still I love their garage locking bar, that is the absoluteley cracking idea ! No need to protect my bikes in my area though, if there were, I would absolutely take the bar blocking everthing, brilliant idea, brilliant work they did ! Best to you !

Angle grounder is the wrong tool for busting ground anchor. A large 15 Kg sledge hammer is the tool to use

Could have done with something like that the other day, some fuckers nicked my scooter off the drive. Cut thru my chain to get it off the anchor . Only had it a month

@teapotone

9 ай бұрын

Ah bugger, sorry to hear that bud, absolute vermin 😞🤦‍♂️

@Stevefoster80

9 ай бұрын

@@teapotone it’s what insurance is for I suppose . Lesson learnt tho about doubling up extra security

dont see the why you would go for the ground anchor. whan thay would just go for the chain. so its the chain that has to be good. 👍

@teapotone

5 ай бұрын

Yep totally agree - but this vid is about the ground anchor, not a chain 👍

Wouldn't the bad guy be cutting the chain not the anchor?

British quality

That cordless grinder you were using is junk. Regardless, that is one tough anchor!

wouldn't it be easier to unbolt that then cut it though?

@teapotone

Жыл бұрын

You can’t get to the bolts

Thermite would sort that in a jiffy, and be less noisy!

@stichupman

2 жыл бұрын

Not exactly easy to acquire thermite I'd imagine tho

@macwillard

2 жыл бұрын

@@stichupman it’s actually surprisingly easy to make I won’t state ratios but it’s just aluminium powder and iron oxide. All readily available online.

@stichupman

2 жыл бұрын

@@macwillard oh really not sure I'd try it though I'd probably melt my own leg or something Haha. Im sure it's like 2000° dont know if that's correct.

@macwillard

2 жыл бұрын

@@stichupman yeah once it’s going you can’t stop it. Yeah 2000c is right. Thermite lances are a lot of fun too, they’ll melt/cut concrete lol

must be somthing that could be made stop steering lock been broke

Would a still daw not work

Surprised to see them selling the grip lock, has to be the worst lock on the market for securing your precious bike, literally undo the bleed nipple and the brakes are released

Wouldn't you just attack the bolts?

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

You would if you could get to them all 😉

@TheRtHonJimStiffOG

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhhh, It looked like there were only 2. Sorry dude, love the content, still working my way through your podcast on Spotify, really enhances a chilled ride 👍

@teapotone

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man 👍

@teapotone

Жыл бұрын

Feel free to try, good luck 👍

So what happened to this company and it's product? All websites are down/suspended.

Why didn't he take the gaurd off the grinder& on the ground take a sledge to the cement of course it would make to much noise but I'm just saying but I have to say good products because thieves are obviously lazy or they would get a job and buy it

My German shepard sleeps in my garage with my bike. Good thing is he hates the world and only tolerates me because I feed him and thats no guarantee he'll let me in 👍🤣