Xena disc lock, chain, claw

[Scarydog]

Hi All,

I have been making preparations for the arrival of my new bike and top of the list is security! After a bit of looking around, I decided to put a ground anchor on the car pad and buy a chain and lock.

I liked the look of the Xena stuff for a couple of reasons:

1. The discklock has an alarm, which will stop me riding off with it attached!
2. With the Claw adapter the disklock can be used as a lock with the chain, this means one lock and one set of keys.

So I bought a Xena XN15 disklock from Trade Me. The guy also had the other stuff I was after and gave me a great deal! Around $250 for Chain, Disklock, Claw and Ground anchor.

Once I got it, I put it all together, unfortunatley the Claw didn't fit into the disklock at first. Once I had a close look I noticed some rough casting bits that could be cleaned up a bit more. So I gave it 20 mins with a file and it now fits great.

The lock and claw are both made of cast stainless and are heavy and very solid. The chain is a good size and is covered in a nice textile tube, it also came with a bag.

The alarm is very sensitive and I set it off quite a few times when getting the claw to fit. I found that covering the X hole on the top muted it considerably which is less than ideal. But it would still sound for a few seconds before someone thought to cover it I reckon.

I have attached some photos so you can see it all together.

The dog wasn't included but I will post a review of it if I ever get it working correctly :-)

[The Lone Rider]

How heavy is it? Looks a bit chunky to want to bring along with you anywhere - maybe just good for when you are going on holiday and leaving the bike at home?

[200BUSA]

Looks good,and with the amount of bikes stolen lately a good thing to have.

[Scarydog]

The disk lock is just under 1 KG so it's not too bad, but I wouldn't take the chain and claw with me :-)

[simonnn]

I have a Xena XN15 Alarm disc lock.

It is a great product and i also have a Xena PIR alarm that i use in my garage.

[johnnyflash]

I have a Xena XN15 Alarm disc lock.

It is a great product and i also have a Xena PIR alarm that i use in my garage.

ditto that, can recommend the XN15, a darn solid hunk of stainless steel with good double action lock, and reasonable alarm volume to make one look if the bike is interfered with.

[skidMark]

Ive just put a disclock on mine as it lives outside now...

but i do worry as i cant put a ground anchor in as i am flatting.

[Pancakes]

Ive just put a disclock on mine as it lives outside now...

but i do worry as i cant put a ground anchor in as i am flatting.

Mark I'll sort you out with a ground anchor you'll get away with in a flat (can be put back sweet as) if you want?

Does the landlord check often (can't because your still there!) or will it just need to be all G at the end of tenancy? PM me if your keen

[Conquiztador]

New XN 14 model. Anyone have got one?

Here:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-139588980.htm

[Scarydog]

That looks very similar to the XN15, just a bit smaller. I think if I was buying again I would go for the 14. Not sure why the 15 is so big.

[HungusMaximist]

Man, I would really like to hear one of these things go off!

I always worry that the what they claim on the packaging is just some marketing fluff.

[johnnyflash]

Man, I would really like to hear one of these things go off!

I always worry that the what they claim on the packaging is just some marketing fluff.

The alarm although it says 110db is reasonable but not like a building alarm... its enough to make people look to see whats going on but it aint ear shattering

[TrooperHarley]

Does anyone know where I can get one of these beasties?
TradeMe does not list them.

[stevewederell]

Trademe does have them, I think you just need to keep an eye out.

Was lucky enough to nab a 2nd hand one for $20, but there is a good supply of the 14's from up north.