Bicycle Lock DUNLOP Z0451 — keyed cable lock 8 mm × 150 cm, black

DUNLOP Z0451 is a keyed cable lock designed to secure bicycles, scooters and similar outdoor equipment. The lock features a flexible steel core with an 8 mm diameter and a total length of 150 cm, finished in black. A cylinder mechanism operated by key provides a simple locking method suitable for everyday urban use and short-term, unattended parking.

Advantages

The 8 mm steel cable balances flexibility and resistance, allowing easy wrapping around frames and fixed objects while offering basic protection against opportunistic theft. The keyed cylinder lock gives reliable manual operation and repeatable access control. At 150 cm length the cable reaches around larger frames and permits securing both wheel and frame to bike racks or poles. The lightweight construction and compact shape make it convenient to carry or attach to a child’s ride-on vehicle or a bicycle for daily trips.

Suitable for

• Securing bicycles during short-term stops in urban environments
• Locking scooters, children’s ride-on toys and similar small outdoor equipment
• Attaching bike frames and wheels to public racks or fixed posts
• Temporary security for deliveries, errands and school runs

Key specifications

• Cable diameter: 8 mm
• Cable length: 150 cm
• Core material: flexible steel cable
• Finish/color: black
• Lock type: keyed cylinder
• Operation: manual key locking and unlocking

How to use

Thread the cable around the bicycle frame and, if possible, through a wheel or accessory, then loop it around a fixed object such as a rack or pole. Insert the cable end into the keyed cylinder and turn the key to lock. Keep the spare key in a safe place and avoid leaving the only key with the locked vehicle. For removal, insert the key, turn to unlock and withdraw the cable. Regularly check the cable and lock for wear, corrosion or damage that could affect security.

Usage recommendations

Use the lock as a deterrent against opportunistic theft in low- to medium-risk areas and for short-term stops. For higher-risk locations or prolonged parking, combine with a heavier-duty lock or use in conjunction with another locking point to improve security. Store the spare key separately and inspect the lock periodically for signs of wear or corrosion, especially after exposure to rain or road salts.