Motorcycle Grip Lock - Heavy Duty Brake/Handlebar/Throttle Lock That Secures Your Bike, Scooter, Moped, or ATV in Under 5 Seconds! - Anti Theft Motorcycle Lock W/Free Holster (Black)

For the money and purpose it seems fine. Very nice case comes with it, too, that you can wear on your belt.

It is super important to read the instructions, or if you lose them, go to their website and download their instructions via PDF. I lost my instructions and I wish I hadn't because I had caused some minor damage to my grips not knowing how to properly mount the grip.First, some important pointers:The lock comes with several rubber pieces that you can put inside of the openings to close the hole, depending on the size of grip you have. The smaller size grip you have, the more rubber pieces you will need to implement in order for this lock to be effective. My grip runs a little on the large size, diameter wise, so when I put this guy on the first time, I did so improperly and the next morning I realized the lock had literally cut into my grips. I was a little disappointed by this, but I couldn't fault the company because I had thrown away the instructions.The actual pieces meant to line the inside of the lock don't stick very well. They do have adhesive on the backs but I found the adhesive did a really terrible job of keeping the rubber in place so you may want to look into glue or some other type of adhesive to make sure the rubber pieces are in place. Word of advice: make sure the adhesive is completely set before you mount on your grips / brake or throttle because if you don't, they'll come flying out when you release the lock later, and then you're taking the chance of losing them completely when the lock springs out.You'll want to make sure you test the lock the first time before using it for a good eight hours. If the lock looks like it's damaging your grips, make sure you put some rubber pieces inside the lock to fill that hole OR alternatively, use your own material to insulate the inside of the lock and prevent damage from occurring to your grips. Also, if the lock is damaging your grips, you may not be placing them in the proper location so test around for the right location on your grips. Like I said, use the rubber pieces and follow the instructions if you can. My grip was too large to use any of the rubber pieces without cutting into my grips, so I opted out of using them.Bottom line is this a great product as long as you can follow the instructions. The lock is sturdy and will do a good job locking the grip / brake (or throttle together). The adhesive on the rubber pieces will likely do nothing for you so be prepared to use some other type of adhesive to make sure these guys stay in place. Location and placement of the grip lock is crucial for not only the welfare of your grips but also ease in locking and unlocking the grip lock when you dismount / mount your bike. The lock is an excellent deterrent but you will probably need other security mechanisms because if someone wants to steal your bike, I can tell you three things that would make it possible if this grip lock was the only thing on the bike. But it is really great for an added layer of security if you have other things like disc locks or gps monitoring or chains, etc that will help keep this thing secure.

So I took the plunge and ordered it. I have been using it on my 50cc scooter for a few months now and while I am happy that I have it, I felt that it was not a complete package. Rubber pieces do not adhere at all. I did not glue them but I keep telling myself I should use a rubber glue. When you peel the sticker off the back, adhesive is basically worthless. Every time I put the lock on or remove the lock, I have to pay extra special attention about not losing rubber pieces. They are supposed to go into a groove and they do but they come out all the time. I like that it comes with a sheath to put the lock into but I have not used it at all. My lock either stays behind because I am riding or it is on the bike when I am not so no real place for sheath. I did take it with me once grocery shopping but it was not attached to a belt or anything. I just left it inside the sheath under the seat while riding.Key is sort of finnicky but it works. You have to try it a couple of times before it goes in and turns.I would recommend it for scooters assuming you actually glue glue rubber pieces to the lock and do not rely on provided adhesive strip.

I don't have good indoor storage for my bikes. They sit in my driveway, under covers, and I've tried both this and another brake lock (the kind that goes on the metal brake whatchamacallit at the wheel). I like this better, easier to use since it doesn't require bending over to the ground basically to set or remove. Also, the other type has an alarm, which I accidentally trip if I bump the bike at all. It's ear-shattering and I hate it. This, on the other hand, doesn't have an alarm, but I still feel like it does an excellent job deterring theft. I just decided to buy another one, for my other bike. They work great on both my Ninja 1000 and Harley Sportster. I considered buying a cheaper brand for half price of this, but the reviews were VERY mixed. This is a good brand, solid and built to last. The portability of it is excellent, too. It's pretty beefy, but also not extremely heavy. Feels like thick aluminum. Overall, I'm very happy with this, and am buying another one now...

At first, when I bought this lock I was very skeptical of it because I thought to myself it doesn't seem like it would stop anyone from stealing my motorcycle. Then I received it in the mail and I was shocked at how light it felt and but how strong and durable it was. I've been through a lot of locks in my life so I was curious as to how this one was going to hold up. The lock itself comes with a rubber stopper, they are just an added security feature. The lock works great without the rubber stoppers but adding them will put you at a piece of mind. So just the other day I had a small problem with my lock and key one of teeth got messed up I suppose or something malfunctioned, either way, I could not get the lock off of my motorcycle. I tried myself for 30 minutes and couldn't get it off I even called a locksmith and he couldn't get it off either. So what I ended up doing was drilling a hole where the key would go to try and break it free, well it didn't go as expected, it took an hour and a half. So I must say this lock is great and I would definitely get another product for my motorcycle from BigPantha because their products are durable and can withstand a lot. After the event, I contacted the company and they had got back to me very fast and they were very concern about my well being and safety, as well as, my motorcycle. I must say it's hard to find this type of company support and product quality nowadays all in one.

Easy to add the lock and also take off. Good added protection and ease of mind. Also small enough to store easily unlike a chain or lock