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Friday, March 09, 2012 at

Ivy bike lock

How rad is this?

(Via Swissmiss)
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53 comments:

  1. This is a pretty cool concept. I wonder what the kryptonite version would be. Maybe a python, hehe.

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  2. Anonymous1:06 PM

    So cute! Now they need a hefty jungle vine version for the city.

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  3. love it! and so excited for bike season! your blog is my fave

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  4. Cute! I'm putting it on my wish list.

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  5. Anonymous1:07 PM

    So pretty.

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  7. Adorable!! I wonder if it is durable, though.

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  9. Anonymous1:16 PM

    super fun, but it's pretty obvi that the designer isn't concerned about bike theft - that cord could be cut in a nanosecond - not to mention, you NEVER just loop through your wheel, no matter what type of lock you have! Yikes!

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  10. Anonymous1:16 PM

    Cute, but impractical in the bike-theft capital of Montreal (I'm on bike #3). I do love the concept, and second the python/jungle vine ideas!

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  11. Sandra DK1:17 PM

    I would worry if somebody would try and still my bike lock ...not the bike ha ha ha :P
    Oh, did you decide on your holiday-destination yet? Excited to hear! :) Have a great weekend!

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  12. How awesome! Much less of an eye sore than the regular ones. Fun!

    - Sarah
    http://agirlintransit.blogspot.com

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  13. Saw this on Pinterest and loved it! Did you see the new "Let's Ride" Tattly coming out next week that SwissMiss posted on instagram?

    http://instagr.am/p/H7Ju5Bv3Tj/

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  16. The bike thief would feel too guilty to steal this bike!

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  17. that is rad! i wonder how secure it is, though? bike thieves are the worst!

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  18. that is GREAT! I love it when designers get all inventive like that!

    pounou from www.pounouheartsyou.com

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  19. This looks wicked!

    But yes, I to, would be incredibly paranoid about bike theft if I owned it!.

    ...I'm already paranoid with a heavy duty lock on my bike!

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  20. Oooh - I like that. x

    There is a cool little online shop over here in England - based in the OXO Tower - London called Suck UK and they have two little products that remind me of this!

    This cute little bookmark - http://www.suck.uk.com/products/sproutbookmark/?category=new

    And these little cute cable ties -
    http://www.suck.uk.com/products/leaftie/

    Both leaf inspired! x x

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  21. Anonymous3:07 PM

    Cute but not practical!

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  24. This is the best ever!

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  25. Pretty. In San Francisco your bike would be gone in 60 seconds, though. There are bike theft rings here (I know, right?) that are so organized. You have to have your bike on total lockdown at all times.

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  26. That is adorable!

    -Liz
    http://restonsyle.blogspot.com

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  27. wow! that's so cute! i love it!

    drop by allister bee soon!

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  28. This is SO cute! Now if only I had a bike...

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  29. i so want one of these.

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  30. Anonymous5:03 PM

    ack, I think this lock wouldn't work in any city sadly. I live in DC, and it would be stolen in seconds. :(

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  32. Incredibly rad but it also looks incredibly easy to slice through :( Total win for the folks living in an area where professional bike thieves aren't an issue.

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  34. Loved the tumblr site! Also your blog is one of my faves...love, love, love!

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  35. that is so witty & clever. love it.

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  37. Cute but rubbish against bike thieves and their huge wire cutters!

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  38. oh! i like it!

    kisses from Spain

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  39. Your blog is just lovely; I'm a new follower! ♥
    Anne

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  41. This is great!

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  42. Pretty bike lock.I like that!Wish I could have one.Thanks for sharing!

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  43. o0o I really want one!!

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  45. this is amazing.
    I just started a pintrest so I can save onto this image instead of it getting lost in my tumblr.
    ha!

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  46. it's super cute! but i imagine, someone could basically bite it off. :( u-lock needs to make an ivy version.

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  47. I know I'm just reiterating what everyone else said, but - THIS IS SO COOL!

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  48. Such a great bike lock! Kisses

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  49. Anonymous10:57 AM

    I actually saw a couple similar locks on bikes in Amsterdam, where people usually use very hefty chain locks. BUT, virtually every bike also has an AXA rear wheel lock, which immobilizes the bike (though it can still be lifted and carried away.) For total security you should have the rear wheel lock and a giant chain lock. But, if you're going to use a flimsy but cute lock like this one, at least do so with a rear wheel lock.

    I think there are a lot of things like this which are cute, but are not for true bikers and certainly not for city bikers. If you live in the suburbs and keep your bike in the garage, and you just ride recreationally or lock your bike up for brief periods of time in a very safe area, these are cute. But to me they scream, "non-biker phony who wants to look cute and jump on the bike craze!"

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