U-lock ABUS 37492 bike lock Black

The ABUS 37492 bike lock Black is a U-lock constructed from stainless steel, designed to provide reliable security for bicycles. With external dimensions of approximately 109 mm width and 230 mm height and a weight of 950 g, this lock balances portability and solidity. It is supplied with one key and intended for everyday urban use where a compact, sturdy locking solution is required.

Advantages

The stainless steel shackle and robust crossbar deliver resistance to cutting and leverage attempts while keeping the lock manageable to carry. Its compact U-shape allows secure anchoring to fixed objects such as bike racks and poles. The single-key delivery simplifies handling and reduces the number of accessories to manage.

Suitable for

• Securing city and commuter bicycles
• Short to medium-term parking in urban environments
• Locking children's bikes or smaller frames where a compact lock is preferred
• Use with bike racks, poles and fixed street fixtures

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel shackle and metal crossbar
• Style: U-lock (D-lock)
• External width: approx. 109 mm
• External height: approx. 230 mm
• Weight: approx. 950 g
• Included accessories: one key
• Colour: black

How to use

Position the U-lock so the shackle fits around the bicycle frame and a secure fixed object, ideally through the rear triangle and around a solid rack or pole. Insert the shackle into the crossbar and turn the key to lock; remove the key and store it securely. When unlocking, insert the key, rotate to release the shackle and withdraw it from the crossbar. Regularly check the locking mechanism and keep the key in a safe place to avoid accidental loss.

Usage recommendations

For optimal security, place the lock so it leaves as little free space as possible inside the U; this reduces leverage options for thieves. Combine the U-lock with an additional cable or chain to secure wheels or accessories if needed. Store the lock dry and lubricate the key cylinder periodically to maintain smooth operation.