It's a pretty unremarkable but competent lock in most respects just a well hard in 10 millimetre steel chain combined with an integrated lock.

The only remarkable part is the core.

Looking at the key, we can immediately tell there something different by that pointy tip that tip interfaces with a disc locking system similar to what you might find in some higher and a bus locks.

That means that the disk pack can't be rotated or picked until we defeat that system.

However, once you know it's there and how it works, you'll find that disabling it is a simple matter of pulling a small tab aside.

After that, the lock seems tohave one more trick up its sleeve.

Either the discs inside are very rough, or this thing has false gates.

Now this is not a new lock.

Judging by the altered by Sharpie packaging, we can tell it's about six years old, right around the time Kryptonite was spun off from Ingersoll Rand.

Because it's not new.

I can only guess this is either something abandoned or it's an outlier in the kryptonite lineup.

So all that said, let's see what it takes to pick it open.

As I said before, we have that disk locking system so we can't just rotate those disks, as we normally would.

However, if we reach all the way down and pull a small tab aside, we are then able to rotate the disks.

And once we have them in that position, we can start picking as normal.

Taking this pick that Bosnian Dylan I made picking up disc number one and then let's find Number two so we can start picking okay to his binding.

Gotta click there.

Click out of three.

Four feels loose.

Quick out of five and six is loose.

Back to the beginning.

One is binding again.

Okay, got him into the next gate.

Two is binding.

Okay, twos in a gate, little click out of three, and we open this up.

So not too bad a pick, though it could certainly benefit from or disks that said, it's not a band system for protecting a lower cost bike.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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