Abus Phantom 8950/180 KF (39685)

OPTIMAL FOR DAILY USE: The spiral cable lock takes up very little space when rolled up - especially in combination with a bracket on the bike, this can make transport easier for you CONVENIENT USE: Thanks to the ABUS Extra-Classe automatic cylinder, there is no need to search for the key to lock the door - you can use the coded reversible key on both sides to open it PRACTICAL WITH KlickFix: You can attach the KF holder to saddle clamping bolts with a diameter of 5 to 8 mm - the lock is simply clicked into place for transport VERSATILE USE: Thanks to its length, the spiral lock can easily be placed around several objects - for example the frame and spokes of the bike as well as a fixed object PROTECTS THE PAINT: The plastic coating looks classy and protects the bike from damage to the paintwork - this can pay off when things have to be done quickly Secure, reliable and stable - that's what the name ABUS stands for. Whether it's protection at home, property security or mobile security: ABUS sets the standards

OPTIMAL FOR DAILY USE: The spiral cable lock takes up very little space when rolled up - especially in combination with a bracket on the bike, this can make transport easier for you CONVENIENT USE: Thanks to the ABUS Extra-Classe automatic cylinder, there is no need to search for the key to lock the door - you can use the coded reversible key on both sides to open it PRACTICAL WITH KlickFix: You can attach the KF holder to saddle clamping bolts with a diameter of 5 to 8 mm - the lock is simply clicked into place for transport VERSATILE USE: Thanks to its length, the spiral lock can easily be placed around several objects - for example the frame and spokes of the bike as well as a fixed object PROTECTS THE PAINT: The plastic coating looks classy and protects the bike from damage to the paintwork - this can pay off when things have to be done quickly Secure, reliable and stable - that's what the name ABUS stands for. Whether it's protection at home, property security or mobile security: ABUS sets the standards