Saddle Lock provides built-in bicycle security
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How a bicycle with Saddle Lock installed looks when the saddle is in place and secured to the rear wheel
Saddle Lock is a concept design for a simple, efficient form of bicycle security
Using Saddle Lock involves nothing more than twisting the saddle down onto the wheel where it can be secured
A close-up view of Saddle Lock shows the cutout and bar which enables the saddle to be secured to the rear wheel
Article Summary
The number of people choosing to ride a bicycle, particularly for short journeys, is on the increase. The reasons are clear: environmental concerns, health benefits, the rising cost of fuel; but owning and using a pushbike has its negatives as well as positives. The biggest problem – aside from having to transport bulky shopping bags – is the risk of theft ... and sometimes the numerous traditional styles of locks aren't suitable. Enter Saddle Lock, which seeks to minimize the fuss of locking and unlocking your bicycle.
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