Your lock held. Your wheels didn’t.

A bicycle frame still locked with a D-lock, both of its wheels stolen.

Problem space

£240–370 to replace one rear wheel.

That’s the average cost of a new rear wheel, before the tyre, the cassette and the days you lose without a bike.

Source: Brick Lane Bikes, workshop prices

Illustration: a rear wheel exploded into tyre, inner tube, rim and cassette as a hand undoes the axle nut with a spanner.

One tool opens almost every bike.

Quick releases open by hand in seconds. Bolted axles take a standard hex key, so the same key fits wheel after wheel.

Illustration: one hex key shown fitting the bolts on a seat clamp, a front axle, a rear axle and a stem.

Work in progress.

We’re making the world’s most secure bike lock. Coming out on 1 December.

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