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Prevent your ATV or UTV from being stolen with the help of one of our powersports disc locks. Designed for a variety of environments, powersports vehicles give their owners a unique experience of riding over the most challenging terrains. Whether it is mud, sand, or water, they can take on it without much effort. ATVs andUTVs are undeniably great machines. The more popular they become, the more they are attractive to thieves. To make sure your vehicle will be where you have left it, go with a disc lock from the aftermarket.
Surely, no lock can give your vehicle total protection. However, it does make things far more difficult for thieves. As their name suggests, disc locks are designed to be attached to brake discs (rotors). They are the smallest ones that can be stored in your pocket when not in use. Although there are lots of locks available in a number of types, sizes, and configurations, these models are considered to be the most reliable. That is because they immobilize the vehicle. But the best way to protect your vehicle is to use a combination of such devices.
Today, the industry offers two main types of disc locks: shackle and stapler. The former models can be used with a chain. They are attached to rotors through holes. The latter work as stand-alone units. Whatever the model, it is made from steel and may have an ear-splitting motion sensor alarm which is activated when a vehicle moves more than a few feet. Some units come with a reminder by default, while others can be further complemented with it. This is a very useful tool which reminds the rider that they have their lock(s) on thus preventing serious damage to a machine. Actually, it is a cable, one end of which is attached to a lock, while another is hooked around thehandlebars.
