
Oxford GP 10 Motorcycle Chain & Lock
Product Specifications
| Product Code | BDL-LK109 |
|---|---|
| Size | 2m |
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The Oxford GP 10 chain & lock is a light yet extremely strong security deterrent from Oxford Products. As the name suggests, the general purpose chain provides extreme flexibility when you’re out and about due to it’s lightweight nature. With 10mm hardened steel square link chains.
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The Oxford GP 10 motorcycle chain & lock is a light yet extremely strong security deterrent from Oxford Products. As the name suggests, the general purpose chain provides extreme flexibility when you’re out and about due to it’s lightweight nature. With 9.5 mm hardened steel round link chains. Perfect for commuters and scooter riders who make frequent stops.
Motorcycle Chain & Lock Features:
- General purpose integral chain & lock.
- Integral lock head.
- 9.5 mm hardened round link chain.
- Covered with a protective flexible nylon chain sleeve to protect paintwork.
- Key dust cover.
- Supplied with 4 keys.
- Replacement key service is available.
- Lengths available: 1.2, 1.5, & 2 metres.
- Secured by design*.
*This product has met the high demands of the Police Preferred Specification and has been accredited Secured by Design. SBD is a police initiative which seeks to achieve sustainable reductions in property theft. By encouraging good design and practice, SBD aims to reduce the demand on police forces and help us all live in a safer society.
Oxford Products Ltd hold the Secured by Design License for:
- Oxford GP Chain 10.
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