The 6 Best Abus Granit Bike Locks (2023 reviews)

The look and feel of this locks are consistent with the high quality we're used to from the rest of Abus's lineup. It is made with a pick resistant lock. It comes with several pieces to mount to sections of the frame anywhere between 14 and 35 mm in diameter. It also works great for ebikes since they generally have a thicker frame. It's pretty flimsy and won't fit everywhere on your bike.

The lock has a longer length which allows the fat tire ( 4 inches wide) to be locked to a pole, rail, or standard width bicycle rack. It is half as bulky and less heavy. The build quality is excellent. It is made for cold winters.

Why We Like This:

A little heavy but big enough to lock 2 bike frames
Good brand reputation

Best With Mount: Abus second Lock

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The best way to lock your bike with a U-lock is to use the Sheldon method is an excellent approach. This is great for preventing breakage via leverage with a crowbar, but it more often would come in handy as a lock to secure your wheel to the triangular portion of the rear of your bike frame, rather than to secure it to an object. This does leave the front wheel vulnerable to being stolen, but you can only do so much with one lock. This is good if you plan on leaving or locking your bike outside for a while.

The size is relatively small, which limits how you can lock up your bike, especially if you need to put this lock through your wheels. The lock comes with a card containing your lock's keycode if you need to replace the keys. It provides protection for dirt and corrosion.

Why We Like This:

Lighter than older u locks, yet no loss of security
Compact lock, just about 0.7 kg
Lighter than competition + (a little bit) better mount

Best With flex: Abus No Lock

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The abus no lock has killer features for the price point. It is the perfect length to get around most standard bike racks with little room to wiggle. The lock carrier / holder is versatile, using velcro straps. It comes with a mounting kit and two sets of keys (along with a key code card) so you have a way to keep using it even if a key gets lost. The key turns easily, the lock manipulates and bends to make locking the bike up easy, and it stores away without getting in the way.

The lock is inside a heavy duty casing, and has 2 velcro straps to attach to the bike.

Why We Like This:

Super-strong, rubber coated, mounts directly where a water bottle would
Very heavy duty and easy to use
Very compact and can be stored out of the way and not obstructing
Cool design, secure, and so easy to carry

Best For electric Bike: Abus Awesome Lock

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Abus makes beautiful and great lock with classic and smartly choosen materials. It is one of the classics in the protection of motorized two-wheeled vehicles and not without reason. It can be defeated with a diamond blade on a grinder, but this one makes it harder than all the others. It allows connecting 2 bikes together. Solid material and no moving part outside the locking mechanism offer an excellent starting point for the best resistance.

From 1 side to the other, it's width is exactly 4-3/8 inches. It can be used on a bicycle lock unless you absolutely need to be dragging an 8lb lock around with you. These are heavy, well designed and will probably prevent most thieves from messing with your bikes.

Why We Like This:

Delivers what they promise
One of the new comers and featured product

Best With alarm: Abus motorcycle brake disc Lock

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The abus motorcycle brake disc lock is satisfactory and appropriate and fits well with your daily usage. It is made in Germany, brake disc locks are a very compact category of motorbike locks and consequently easy to transport. It is good as it gets for a disk rotor lock. It is not as loud as most would like, and it does take a bit of practice to get on/off without sounding the alarm. It includes one cr2 battery for the alarm function. It can be transported in locked condition without activated detection system thanks to an automatic brake disc recognition system.

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