It's the Avis Bordeaux X plus 6500.

APIs rates this 15 out of 15 on its bicycle security scale, which I think is a little bit generous.

I dug through my lock graveyard and found the remains of one eye destructively tested a while ago.

And while it is pretty tough, I found the joints were vulnerable to a nut splitter attack in video 6 16 and during off camera experiments, I was able to cut through it with my 18 inch hydraulic cutters.

That's not to say this doesn't pack a lot of security into a small package.

I just don't think it's quite up to the standards of a high end you lock.

But one area in which this is certainly ahead of the curve is the core.

It uses the Avis X Plus score, which is among the better ones currently found in bike locks.

It's a disc detainer design with seven or eight disks with full skates as well as a disc locking system.

I featured lots with the X plus score in the past.

But let's see what it takes to pick into this one to make it a little bit easier to get to that core going to pull this rubber off.

No issues doing that even while it's locked.

And the first thing we'll need to do is rotate all of those disks.

As far clockwise is, they will go.

And because we do have that disk locking system in there, when I insert this tool, I'm going to give it a good shake to hit those locking tabs in the back.

There we go.

I have all those disks where I want them.

So I'm going to get the pick that Bosnian Bill and I made.

Insert it.

So we get disc number one.

Okay, Now that I have one, I'm going to go to the back of the lock.

These X plus scores tend to bind from the back.

Okay?

Nothing on seven.

A little quick out of six.

Nothing.

On 54 Click out of three.

Nothing on two.

Back to the beginning.

Nothing on seven.

Nothing on six.

Five.

Seems like it's in a true gate.

Okay, four is binding to feel I'm sorry.

Four feels like it's in a gate, Nothing on three.

Click out of two back to the beginning.

Click out of seven over six.

Gotta click there.

Still binding.

There we go.

I think six is in the true.

Gate five is in its true gate, so it's four.

Three is binding.

I think three is in its true gate number two.

There we go.

We got it open so it didn't take a whole lot of time.

But it is a tricky little pick, and I think it provides a fair amount of security, especially given the small package.

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

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