Ah, see that's where you are going wrong. Want to prevent drunken college kids from ripping off your stuff? Think like one. Distract them from the basket with Heineken mini kegs or bikini clad girls on a cardboard cut out or something.
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Locking your practice pin?
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Ah, see that's where you are going wrong. Want to prevent drunken college kids from ripping off your stuff? Think like one. Distract them from the basket with Heineken mini kegs or bikini clad girls on a cardboard cut out or something.
Its not cheap but if you want a hardcore anchor:
kryptonite stronghold anchor
I'd probably go the route of two chains or cables. The more layers a thief has to get through the more likely they are to walk away from it.
kryptonite stronghold anchor
I'd probably go the route of two chains or cables. The more layers a thief has to get through the more likely they are to walk away from it.
hippiediscdude
Eagle Member
What about some thing like this?
http://www.bicwarehouse.com/dog-tie-out-stake-00002.html
You could even dig down about 6 inches, screw it in, hook your chain onto it, bury it leaving the chain hanging out so you can lock your basket up. I think it would be a big enough of a pain in the ass to keep some one from stealing it. If nothing else they would make alot of noise, and it would take alot of time to tear that thing out of the ground. It wold be a cheap option as well.
http://www.bicwarehouse.com/dog-tie-out-stake-00002.html
You could even dig down about 6 inches, screw it in, hook your chain onto it, bury it leaving the chain hanging out so you can lock your basket up. I think it would be a big enough of a pain in the ass to keep some one from stealing it. If nothing else they would make alot of noise, and it would take alot of time to tear that thing out of the ground. It wold be a cheap option as well.
Lewis
* Ace Member *
if you want scary get mike vicks old dogs
Most of those dogs were rehabilitated. They're not scary any more.
Instead of developing techniques to keep punks from running off with your basket, why not catch them in booby traps? A punk kid may be watching out for a big scary dog, but I bet he won't be expecting a nice toothy bear trap or a well-concealed pit in which you've carefully placed a wolverine.
