Well, my bike is insured, and I bought a recently released angle grinder-resistant lock [1].
My workspace is also fairly well located so that also helps.
My workspace is also fairly well located so that also helps.
The last bike I had stolen was from an underground bike store, behind two armoured locked doors and locked to a permanent bike-rack embedded in concrete. Thieves didn't cut a single lock, instead they cut all the bike-racks and emptied the place.
Bicycle wheels are unfortunately easily bent by kicks from the side.
And if you don’t need it to get to work you don’t need a car in the first place, so I wouldnt see a point in comparing.
I'm skeptical of any bike lock's security that is not reviewed by LPL.
>I bought a recently released angle grinder-resistant lock [1]....
We still lock it with a chain but I guess that is a good deterrent as there is always a nicer bike that looks more worth the effort on the same rack.