There are several types of bike locks, including U-locks, chain locks, and so on. Let’s first distinguish them based on their meanings.
Chain Lock: A chain lock consists of a series of metal links chained, along with a lock head. It provides good flexibility and convenience to irregularly shaped objects.
U-Lock: Named for its U-shaped design, the U-lock is typically made of hardened steel and is difficult to break, making it suitable for use in high-risk materials.
Which lock is best? MAKE recommends two corresponding bike locks for your reference.
Chain Lock: MK626, weighing 1.215 kg. It features alloy lock cylinder and ABS lock cover, anti-drilling and anti-cutting. Chain is wrapped by high-quality polypropylene soft fabric, which is scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, waterproof and dustproof. It is easy to wrap and move, allowing for flexible use. The mechanical key unlocking mechanism is convenient and fast.
U-Lock: MK625, weighing 1.1kg. It is made of zinc alloy and iron, making it sturdy and durable. Surface with silicone cover of lock shackle to protect,good wear and waterproof performance. The solid lock bolt provides anti-prying and anti-drilling protection. Its double opening mode increases the difficulty of theft. It uses a password lock with five-digit password, providing higher security.
In summary, you can compare the weight, unlocking method, and security features of these three products to find the ideal bike lock for your needs.