Abus | Detecto XPlus 8077 Disc Lock & 12KS120 Chain Yellow/Black

Looking for a way to secure a motorbike against theft with both an alarmed disc brake lock and a heavy-duty chain lock? This set pairs the Abus Granit Detecto XPlus 8077 2.0 disc lock with the 12KS120 chain so the bike can be locked to its own brake disc for short stops or chained to a fixed object, wall anchor or floor anchor for longer periods. The disc lock and chain can be used separately or together, giving riders flexibility depending on where and how long the motorbike is parked.

Key Features

• 12 mm hardened steel chain, 120 cm long
• Black textile sleeve over the chain to prevent paintwork damage
• 13.5 mm hardened steel locking bolt on the disc lock
• Housing and structural parts of the locking mechanism made of specially hardened steel
• 3D Position Detection sensing vibrations and movement in all three dimensions
• Intelligent pre-alarm with seven signal tones on initial disturbance
• Full alarm of at least 100 dB for 15 seconds if tampering continues
• Automatic re-arming of the lock after a pre-alarm or full alarm
• Automatic brake disc detection so the lock can be transported closed without triggering the alarm
• Multi-coloured LED signals for battery and activity status
• ABUS XPlus cylinder for high resistance to picking
• Two keys included
• Two AAA batteries included

Specifications

• Locking type: key
• Design colour: yellow/black
• Chain thickness: 12 mm
• Chain length: 120 cm
• Disc lock bolt diameter: 13.5 mm
• Disc lock inner clearance length: 45 mm
• Cylinder type: ABUS XPlus
• Weight: 5200 g
• Sold Secure Powered Cycle Gold rated
• SBSC certified
• ART approved, 4 stars (approval no. MBT 4166)

Usage & Care Tips

• For short parking stops the disc lock can be used on its own without the chain
• Thanks to automatic brake disc detection, the closed lock can be carried on the bike without setting off the alarm
• The chain and disc lock combination can also be used in a garage to secure the motorbike to a wall or floor anchor
• To secure the bike, place the chain around a fixed object and pass the other end over the disc lock bolt