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[Closed] Bike/garage security

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What's the best security for a bike in an alarmed garage? I'm thinking ground anchor into concrete & BIG **** off chain, but which types are most resistant to scumbags? (the alarm is linked to the house one)
Or should I ask someone on G wing tomorrow!?
A wolf type dog is not an option, neither is anything 'illegal' & i don't have a shotgun certificate.
EDIT, Am I right in thinking that square section chains & anchors are more resistant to bolt croppers or are they just resistant to Roy Cropper?


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 6:49 pm
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http://www.torc-anchors.com/

I use a 19mm and 13mm pragmasis chain. Almax chains are supposed to be as good, if not better.

Ditto what mamadirt below says. He's a great guy to deal with.


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 6:54 pm
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Squire ground anchors are what I use. Set in concrete with reinforcing wires in it around the the 'submerged' part of the anchor. Then I've got 11mm hex chain to secure the bikes. It's a good idea to put the anchor close to a wall to make it harder to use bolt cutters on it or the chain.


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 6:54 pm
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Have a look at the Torc anchors site - [url] http://www.torc-anchors.com/categories.php?cat=5 [/url] - their 16 and 19mm chains are guaranteed impossible to crop by hand though are not square section. Really helpful chap to deal with.


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 6:55 pm
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I've got a concrete in ground anchor like this one

http://www.redliners.co.uk/howtos/anchor1f.htm

With Almax and Abus chains. Enough to make someone resort to noisy means and slow them down


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 7:03 pm
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Also have you got sounders in your garage? If you've got something like a master blaster a thief would need ear defenders to stay in there even a short time. Would certainly get peoples attention too.


 
Posted : 22/07/2010 7:07 pm