LITELOK X3 Moto

It's a solid and sturdy thing. I thought for a long time whether to buy it. Almost two months ago, I finally decided and now I'm testing it. It's a massive lock that gives you confidence and a sense of security. Yes, it is heavy and massive, but it is understandable.

I also received a holder with it, because without the holder it would be a little harder to carry it around. The first times I left the bike, I was anxious, but later I got used to it, now it's much easier (especially mentally) to leave it at home or in the office or when I work as a food delivery boy in the evening or at night. Of course, the lock is not the only thing I carry with me, I also have two alarms, two GPS trackers and an additional, slightly smaller lock for the front wheel. I would also like to note that the Abloy section adds confidence. Of course, all these levels of security are not a panacea for theft, and somewhere I understand that if someone is super determined, they will simply cut off what the bike is attached to, but I hope that this will not happen. But now I am happy to have such a thing.

There were some minor difficulties with the mount, namely with putting the lock in the mount. The rubber coating of the lock was a little thicker in diameter than the hole in the mount itself and it was necessary to apply a considerable force, I understand why it was done, but now everything is rubbed and works perfectly (the lock does not swing when moving).

It's a lot of money, but it's also a lot of lock for the money, how mu does pièce of mind cost ask yourself, answer is £249. Then ask yourself how much is the machine your attaching it to cost, now do the maths, exactly it's a fraction of the cost of your bike.... the only issue is make sure it either goes through the disc's or you can get it around the wheel..I have a 2025 Honda XAdv 750, it literally takes two hands to for it to go around my tire, there's literally no wiggle room, the actual D needs to be wider, when on the wheel it's a very VERY tight fit. That's my only criticism of the device. I'm 97% happy with the security it provides, just double check it'll fit..

Update after receiving new bike designed for the X3

Plusses:

1. Security, and that my bike will be in the same place I left it, unless the rack itself is cut which apparently is happening more as locks get more resistant to angle grinding.

2. Made in the UK.

3. Angle-grinder resistant lock and diamond rated for insurance company cover.

Negatives:

1. Weight - but I knew it'd be heavy as it says it in the description.

2. Size: I knew it wasn't as wide or long as my current Abus Granit x-plus 540 which means it’s tight for space when trying to secure the frame and back wheel to the bike racks in town. Do-able but tight! Glad the frame isn’t thick aluminium tubing and is standard steel.

3. Frame mounting: Doesn't fit inside my frame geometry in the mount as I'm not Ms Average.

This definitely needs more work from the design team. Suggest they look at the way Abus mount the Granit X Plus which is amazing as it mounts along side the frame without compromising your legs moving. It then doesn’t matter about the geometry. See pics