ABUS Bordo 6000A/90 Alarm

When you're locking up your bike you're likely walking away with a bit of peace of mind, knowing your trusty steed will stay secure when you're gone, but with the Abus Bordo Alarm 6000 Key Folding Lock you can amplify that security, quite literally, to 100-deicbals. This foldable lock packs in an alarm system that reacts to major hits or tugs, aler... moreting you and passers by that your bike is being tampered with, and potentially scaring away thieves. The lock itself uses 5-millimeter hardened steel, with reinforced joints to hold up in areas where there's a medium risk of theft. An ABUS Plus cyllinder at the lock head holds up against manipulations and picking, and hosts the internal intelligent alarm. The intelligent alarm functions on a basis of the ABUS 3D detection system, this means that every movement is detected, and unusual, harsh movements trigger an audible response. Smaller, short movements, like your bike being tapped by a ball, or a light bump from your fellow commuter locking up their bike, will give a short warning tone, while major jostles result in the alarm blaring at its full potential. Different acoustic signals from the lock inform you of battery life, activation, and the alarm status, so you can always keep it powered and ready to go.

Scares off thieves with its loud alarm: the BORDO 6000KA is the successor to the BORDO 6000A. With minor changes to the design and coating, it joins the Bordo family. It has also been equipped with an XPlus cylinder. Equipped with a modern locking cylinder system, the XPlus, you get the first ABUS alarm folding lock with imoroved protection. The XP... morelus cylinder ensures that thieves have an even harder time with manipulation attempts such as picking. In addition, a loud alarm of up to 100 dB attracts attention in the event of an attempted theft. Thanks to the intelligent motion sensor technology, the bike lock can even distinguish between small vibrations and persistent theft attempts. The 3D Position Detection ensures that when the wheel is nudged briefly, for example by a football, only a short beep sounds at first. Stronger and longer lasting movement triggers the loud alarm sound.