Motorcycle Locks

Motorcycles are ridiculously easy to steal. Whether you own a lightweight sportbike or an 800-pound cruiser, investing in motorcycle security is a smart move. Considering all that love, dedication, and money you've put into your bike, you expect it to be parked where you've left it. First of all, thieves are interested in motorcycles that are not secured, so you need to make sure your prized possession won't be an easy prey for them. Motorcycle locks are basic security solutions that deter thieves from stealing your bike. The easiest thing you can do to make your bike more risky for thieves to get their hands on is to lock it up, so go ahead and check out our selection of motorcycle locks.

There are many motorcycle lock styles on the market, with all of them basically falling into two groups: those keeping your motorcycle attached to a solid object, including chain locks and cable locks, and those designed to immobilize your bike, such as disk locks and handlebar locks. The principle of choosing a reliable chain lock is simple: the tougher, the better. There are heavy chains on the market made from thick hardened steel that will only take an angle grinder to get broken. Noise is something that all thieves try to avoid, so they will most likely go and search for an easier bike to steal.

Although, if you choose a lighter lock to be able to carry it with you at all times, it will still be a good theft deterrent, especially if you tend to park your bike in crowded places. We carry bike locks for all budgets and offering different levels of security. Here you'll find everything from simple U-locks to advanced locks built using professional grade materials and smart locking technologies. Whatever lock design you choose, make sure to position it right – keep the chain and lock as inaccessible for the hammer or grinder as possible. Some chain locks have padlocks that serve doubly duty as disk locks.

We have a full range of disk locks, which are lightweight enough for you to carry around and strong enough to offer reliable protection from rolling and riding away. These locks are usually painted bright to be instantly seen, providing an effective visual deterrence and serving as a reminder to keep you from riding away with the lock engaged. A good option is protecting your bike with two types of locks, preventing both roll-away and lift-away theft. This takes much more time to remove the locks and requires carrying more tools to break them open, and odds are any thief will search for an easier target.

A helmet is quite a weighty and awkward item to carry around everywhere. Although, if you leave it hanging on a handlebar unattended, finding it gone is just a matter of time. Motorcycle helmet locks come in different styles as well. Most commonly, they use a good old carabiner with a combination lock or a strap or cable with an integrated padlock. These locks keep your helmet and jacket securely attached to your bike. There are many attachment points that you can choose, including the handlebar, license plate holder, rear cowl, and more.