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X-Tech  | SKU: XTLK022

X-Tech Heavy Duty Chain & Lock 2M

Regular price $57.00
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Description

The X-Tech Heavy Duty Chain & Lock 2M is a motorcycle security chain designed to deter opportunistic theft when your bike is parked. At two metres in length, the chain provides enough reach to loop through the frame or swingarm and around a fixed anchor point such as a ground anchor, post, or railing.

Suited to commuters, weekend riders, and touring riders who want a portable physical barrier to complement other security measures, the chain and lock arrive as a complete set ready for immediate use.

Key Features

  • 2-metre chain length for reach to fixed anchor points
  • Lock included — no separate purchase required
  • Heavy duty construction aimed at resisting opportunistic attack
  • Portable security solution suitable for home, work, and travel use

What's in the Box

  • 2 m security chain
  • Lock

Specifications

Brand X-Tech
Model Heavy Duty Chain & Lock 2M
SKU XTLK022
Chain Length 2 m
Barcode 9342223062313

Operations & maintenance

Periodically apply a dry PTFE or dedicated lock lubricant to the lock mechanism to keep it operating smoothly and prevent internal corrosion.
Lubricate chain links with a light oil or chain lubricant to prevent rust, particularly after wet-weather use.
After exposure to rain or salt air, dry the chain and lock thoroughly before storing.
Store in a dry location; avoid leaving the chain damp in a bag or pannier for extended periods.
Inspect chain links and the lock shackle regularly for signs of corrosion, stretching, or damage — replace immediately if the integrity is compromised.
When securing your motorcycle, route the chain through the frame or swingarm rather than just a wheel, and connect to a ground anchor or solid fixed object.
Keep slack in the chain to a minimum to reduce leverage available to cutting tools.
Do not use penetrating solvents (e.g. WD-40) as a primary lubricant inside the lock cylinder, as these can wash out grease and attract dirt over time.