TAURKENAM 7 ft 3/8 in Braided Steel Security Cable with Loops
A 7-foot braided steel cable with looped ends secures bicycles, motorcycles and large equipment using a padlock or U-lock
- 7 ft length secures large items like bikes and motorcycles
- 3/8 in braided steel with vinyl coating resists cutting and rust
- Double loops fit padlocks, disc locks and U-locks
- Reinforced cuffs protect crossbar and cylinder from tampering
- 230 cm cable provides flexible reach for varied locking points
Security cable for bikes and equipment
This 230 cm braided steel cable secures bicycles, motorcycles, cars and large gear. It is built for riders and owners who need a flexible tether that works with any padlock, disc lock or U-lock. The vinyl coating protects surfaces while resisting rust. Buyers who need an integrated lock mechanism or a shorter fixed-length chain should look elsewhere.
Cut resistance and durability
The 10 mm thick braided steel core is wrapped in rust-protective vinyl to increase cut resistance and withstand outdoor exposure. Reinforced cuffs over the crossbar and cylinder add strength at the stress points. The cable remains pliable for daily handling. No thermal, noise or power specifications apply to this passive security product.
Double-looped 7 ft length
The cable measures 7 feet (230 cm) long and 3/8 inch (10 mm) thick with loops at both ends. This single dimension decides whether the reach fits your frame, wheel and anchor point combination. Measure the required span before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $34.99
- Pricier than about 69% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 3/8-inch braided cable through a U-lock shackle without kinking it?
Feed each pre-formed loop end through the U-lock or padlock shackle, then pull the cable straight so the vinyl coating seats evenly; forcing a bend at the loop base is the step that causes permanent kinks.
Will the vinyl coating on the 10 mm cable need replacing, and how can I tell?
The vinyl is a sacrificial rust-protective layer; when it cracks, peels or shows white oxidation on the steel underneath, the cable should be retired because the braid can no longer resist cutting.
At what point does the 230 cm length become the limiting factor during a prolonged cut attempt?
The 230 cm span lets an attacker position long-handled bolt cutters for maximum leverage, so the cable’s cut resistance is the limit that appears first under sustained attack.
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