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Headset Locks (or whatever they are called)
When I was in Japan last month, I hung out with someone who rides a
bicycle almost everywhere. She has a comfort bike (all Shimano of course) and it has 2 cool built-in keylocks. One is on the headset and locks the shaft so the front wheel cannot be turned. I would like to know what that type of lock is called, and if its possible to retrofit these types of locks on a frame. I didn't actually see the second lock - she just referred to it when I commented on the headset lock (we were crossing the street at the time). I would think that built-in locking schemes would be effective. Michael J. Klein Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC Please replace mousepotato with asiancastings --------------------------------------------- |
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Headset Locks (or whatever they are called)
On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:15:35 +0800, Michael J. Klein
wrote: When I was in Japan last month, I hung out with someone who rides a bicycle almost everywhere. She has a comfort bike (all Shimano of course) and it has 2 cool built-in keylocks. One is on the headset and locks the shaft so the front wheel cannot be turned. I would like to know what that type of lock is called, and if its possible to retrofit these types of locks on a frame. I didn't actually see the second lock - she just referred to it when I commented on the headset lock (we were crossing the street at the time). I would think that built-in locking schemes would be effective. Brings back the days of the Raleigh locking fork....., -Luigi Michael J. Klein Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC Please replace mousepotato with asiancastings --------------------------------------------- |
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