Tactical Mount for LITELOK X1

The mounting system is not designed for complex, chunky folding e-bikes, yet my Lextric xp4 is expensive enough it HAD to have an angle grinder resistant U-lock, after some Mcgivering I managed to find a spot with enough space to attach the holder and the U-lock, it's not perfect and I have to twist the whole holder away to attach-detach the U-lock and twist it back in place so mu foot doesn't touch the thing when pedaling, pretty sure this isn't how it is meant to work. But it works

The tactical mount is perfect for me because it holds the lock very securely -- no rattling around -- and very compactly. It's out of the way, and now I don't have to think about whether or not to take my lock. I was surprised at how solid the bracket feels and how securely it holds the lock. It's simplified my life! The LiteLok was the only grinder-resistant lock I could find that came with a decent frame mount; and so far, it works great for me. I'm short and ride on a 48 cm frame, and as you can see in the video, the lock + frame fits in the frame diamond. Because my bike is so small, I don't have room for a water bottle cage as well; but in general, if I'm riding in the city (where I need a lock), I'm not using the cage anyway.

Having spent hard earned money on two UTO Afternoon 20 foldaway ebikes for our motorhome, I wanted the best security. Following research on Youtube, I chose the Supreme Urban Bundle as it contained two locks keyed alike so we only need to take one key on our rides together. I also bought two mounting brackets which unfortunately wouldn't fit due to the diameter and shape of the frame. However, the position I have mounted them is not just practical but is easy to remove, doesn't hinder the rider, doesn't damage the paintwork and is, subjectively, aesthetically pleasing.

Two close friends have just ordered the same bikes and locks on my recommendation.

Unbeknown to me, my eldest son bought the same lock to secure his ebike a few months ago and as it is a more conventional design has been able to use one of my mounting brackets.