John Kuthe wrote:
On Sep 12, 3:57 pm, donquijote1954
wrote:

Anyway, I'm getting a "Phython" lock cable for my kayak. That would
make it pretty safe, but when I get my next great toy (a tandem,
possibly a Hobie), I will work on a chain that it would make it so
NOISY that cutting it would wake half the neighbors... And I hope that
they can sleep well.

Oxyacetylene cutting torches are not noisy, and can cut any steel
made, no matter how hard or tough.

Yeah, I agree. The Python cables are pretty good protection
(PGP? ;-) ) I have one for my bicycle, and I use it! :-)

John Kuthe...

But how do you connect a cable to a kayak in a solid way?

bjorri.

On Sep 12, 5:18 pm, bjorri wrote:
John Kuthe wrote:
On Sep 12, 3:57 pm, donquijote1954
wrote:
Anyway, I'm getting a "Phython" lock cable for my kayak. That would
make it pretty safe, but when I get my next great toy (a tandem,
possibly a Hobie), I will work on a chain that it would make it so
NOISY that cutting it would wake half the neighbors... And I hope that
they can sleep well.

Oxyacetylene cutting torches are not noisy, and can cut any steel
made, no matter how hard or tough.

Yeah, I agree. The Python cables are pretty good protection
(PGP? ;-) ) I have one for my bicycle, and I use it! :-)

John Kuthe...

But how do you connect a cable to a kayak in a solid way?


I'm trying to figure it out. U-locks are considered the only safe way
for bikes.