TiGr emerged in 2011 with a Kickstarter campaign which raised over $100,000 for their lightweight, titanium bike locks. By smashing their original $37,000 fundraising target they confirmed that there’s a huge appetite among cyclists for lightweight bike locks that can adequately protect our bikes. They currently offer two different types of lock: a bow which will secure your bike and both wheels (without you removing the front wheel) […]
Continue readingUpdate (April 30th 2017): I’ve now got hold of a LITELOK and have been using it for the past month. Check out my full hands-on LITELOK review here. Sometimes it seems like barely a week passes by without the launch of another Kickstarter funded bike lock from yet another trendy startup company. And the promise is […]
Continue readingI think Kickstarter is great. And since there’s always loads of bike lock projects on there, I thought it would be a good idea to cast a discerning eye over some of them. First up is Seatylock. It’s not available to the public yet so a full Seatylock review will have to wait. But that’s not going to […]
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