Chain Bike Lock AWTools AW24070 — 120 cm chain, steel links, keyed locking

The AWTools AW24070 chain bike lock offers a 120 cm flexible steel chain with interlinked steel links and a keyed locking mechanism designed for securing bicycles and outdoor equipment. Intended for everyday use, the chain combines length and mobility to allow fastening frames and wheels to fixed objects such as bike racks, posts or railings. The construction provides a basic level of theft deterrence while remaining straightforward in operation.

Advantages

The chain is made from steel links that balance flexibility and resistance, allowing it to wrap around larger or irregularly shaped anchors. The keyed lock provides a simple mechanical closure that is easy to operate and replace keys for if necessary. With a 120 cm length, the chain enables anchoring of both frame and wheel together or securing a bike to remote or bulky fixtures where shorter locks would not reach.

Suitable for

• Securing bicycles to public bike racks or street posts
• Locking children's ride-on toys and small outdoor equipment
• Temporary locking of scooters or folding bikes
• Situations where a long, flexible chain is required to reach an anchor point

Key specifications

• Chain length: 120 cm
• Material: steel links
• Lock type: keyed mechanical lock
• Design: interlinked chain for flexibility

How to use

Thread the chain through the frame and, where possible, also through a wheel to increase security, then loop it around a fixed object such as a rack, post or railing. Insert the lock tongue into the keyed cylinder and turn the key to secure the chain. Keep spare keys in a safe place and avoid forcing the key; if the lock becomes stiff, use a light lubricant designed for locks sparingly to maintain smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

For improved security, position the locked chain so the keyhole faces downward to reduce exposure to weather and tampering. Combine the chain lock with an additional U-lock or cable lock for higher-risk locations, and always lock both frame and at least one wheel when possible.