About Abus Infinity Looop 1806/1040CM Chain Lock - AutumorangeONE LOCK, DOUBLE THE FLEXIBILITYYou know that feeling of uncertainty when you park your bike outside? Even if you lock the frame to a lamppost, important components such as the front or rear wheel remain a potential target for thieves. Our patented Infinity Loop 1806 chain lock offers the solution.With its innovative double-loop function, you can secure valuable components such as the front or rear wheel as well as the frame of your bike. With two size-adjustable loops, the Infinity Loop gives you significantly more options for connecting: Utilise the full length of the lock by forming a loop at each end. Tedious lashing and complicated handling are now a thing of the past. For even more flexibility, you can choose between a chain length of 110 cm or 140 cm.The Infinity Loop is ideal if you want to connect two bikes together or use a bike rack for your car, for example. You can also easily secure a bicycle trailer, a cargo bike with a wealth of high-quality components or pushchairs, barbecues and high-quality appliances with the Infinity Loop.Thanks to the highly flexible IvyTex synthetic fibre coating and the low weight, the lock is not only robust, but also practical for transport. It has never been easier to protect a bike and its components from theft - with just one lock.FEATURES6 mm thick square chainLoop ring diameter 60 mmDouble-loop function with two adjustable loops - one loop secures components such as the front or rear wheel, the other secures the bike frameIndividually and infinitely adjustable length thanks to sliding lock body for flexible handlingDurable and highly flexible IvyTex synthetic fibre coating protects the bike frame's paintwork from abrasion or scratchesQuick locking without a key thanks to automatic locking - simply engage the sliding lock bodyAbout ABUSABUS, their name an acronym of the original company name August Bremicker und Söhne are a German award-winning manufacturer of innovative security technology and a market leader in bike locks. Founded in 1924 and still family owned they began manufacturing padlocks and over the years their range of products has increasing significantly now employing around 3,500 employees worldwide.
