nice job

Nice pick. I’ve got a lock similar to that one (completely different brand, so the similarities are probably superficial) and never could figure out a good way to manipulate the sliders. I stopped trying when I started using it for my bike though. I figured if I couldn’t figure out a way to pick it it was probably good enough for my junker of a bike that would probably end up getting given back anyway if anyone stole it.

One of the best budget locks. Great video

I work for the UK Distributor of Onguard locks and personally deal with them day to day, for Warranty and Customer service, this is super interesting and I’m happy to know it’s at least awkward enough that I doubt your typical thief will pick it when a battery operated angle grinder will do it in seconds haha

Funnily enough, this was in the recommended list to the right of this video –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pywN558dJaU

Somewhat nervous picking, without usuall gentleness, but as always great. I do not think, that any thief would be trying this type of attack, rather than brute force.

Thats so embarrassing.

On Guard…. (Fake news;)

Watching Lpl videos, Lpl posts a video. Gotta love that Locksport.

I think this is safe enough since, if bike thiefs knew how to pick locks, they would be robbing houses instead of bikes…still I would like to see you attack one of those pavewag U locks, they claim to be safer than kryptonite locks.

I’m in the market for a bicycle lock, which one will u suggest? Most likely a U lock and a cable?

bike thieves are meth addicts who target anything that’s not locked and brute force attacks anything Master Lock using a potato….

Big lock

I agree, it requires a different skill set. Will you be trying any “brute force” attacks on it?

Question about the tensioner how long is it on the end that you put into the lock

Uhh tyjjgvccdrth

this is a fascinating skill. its made to look so easy. but i have a feeling it is not. these simple tools used? it looks so random the way this gentleman does this with such apparent ease. but i doubt i would have the time or patience to learn this. i know its not rocket science but come now. stick a couple of tools into a lock and “click & slide” around? gotta be something more to it. and i wonder if you “screw up” do you have to go back to the beginning, so to speak?

Hey man there is any lock which you can’t open, that lock I will buy, but I know there is not any lock which you can’t open.

I felt like a badass bragging about my $50 lock and carrying it on me but at the same time if I’m dumb enough to leave my bike locked up for 20 or 30 minutes then I deserve to get it stolen

Was surprised to see this type of core as I have an old Pitbull with a slimmer shackle, but the same XP4 bolts and it has a disc detainer core. At first I guessed mine is more secure and they must have gotten sick of paying a patent license so stopped using it. The only pick of an OnGuard disc detainer I found took almost 8 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evni31DkaYg, but @shoebox’s talk about a 4 disc bike lock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT0PDQUZi74 suggests it isn’t really that secure. In a 2010 catalog http://www.magnum.ws/OnGuard/Documents/ONGUARD%202010%20SECURITY%20PRODUCTS.pdf, all but the 2 (out of 5) star locks use the “M-cylinder” disc detainer, but in 2017 http://onguardlock.com.ar/ONGUARD_2017_CATALOGO.pdf all but one are slider http://onguardlock.com.ar/ONGUARD_2017_CATALOGO.pdf “Z-cylinder”. Guess I’ll get an Abus Granit 54 or 59.

Love the way you could of used a vice to make it easier for yourself like certain people who are into this sport on this chanbill I thing your probably the most skill full on YouTube lock picking community you only use a Vice if it’s really necessary

Really appreciate your videos being an aspiring self taught locksmith apprentice thank you I try to watch all your videos and a select few other locksmith’s videos to broaden my aspects and find which methods work for me keep the tutorials coming ty vm
Mike healey