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Hiplok D1000 Chain Lock

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description Hiplok D1000 Chain Lock Overview

The Hiplok D1000 is a revolutionary chain lock designed specifically to resist angle grinder attacks, a growing threat to bike security. Its unique manganese steel construction and specialized coating deflect heat and prevent the chain from melting during grinding attempts. While heavier than some alternatives, the D1000 offers exceptional security for high-value bikes and provides peace of mind in areas with sophisticated thieves. The included shoulder strap simplifies carrying, though the weight remains a factor.

help Hiplok D1000 Chain Lock FAQ

Can the Hiplok D1000 actually resist an angle grinder attack?

Yes, the D1000 features a patented 16mm thick, dual-core manganese steel construction specifically engineered to withstand angle grinder attacks. Independent tests, including those by popular cycling lock reviewers, have shown it can blunt standard battery-powered grinder discs and significantly delay thieves.

How heavy is the Hiplok D1000 chain lock?

The Hiplok D1000 weighs roughly 2.5 kilograms (about 5.5 pounds), making it noticeably heavy for daily bicycle commuting. Due to this substantial weight, it is uniquely designed to be worn around the waist like a belt while riding, rather than carried in a backpack.

What length is the Hiplok D1000 chain, and will it fit around a standard bike rack?

The chain is 90cm (about 35 inches) long. This length provides enough slack to comfortably secure a bicycle frame and wheel to standard street furniture, like a parking meter or thick pole, without being so long that it rests on the ground where it is easier to smash.

Is the Hiplok D1000 rated by Sold Secure?

Yes, the Hiplok D1000 has achieved the prestigious Sold Secure Bicycle Diamond rating, which is the highest security tier available in the UK. This rating guarantees it provides the ultimate level of protection against theft attacks in independent testing.

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