companies tend to put notches in the discs to give would-be thieves a hard time so you need to look for a union of events. Now, there's a couple of things to look for. tension makes the disc's shapes easier to determine. Start with the tumblers that are hardest to rotate first.
anyone good with arduino want to make a robot? I now use a keyed on-guard U-lock.
the only way to open one seems to be through exhaustion. their tolerances are tight making the lock seize under tension. Kryptonite's higher-end locks still prove to be beyond my ability to crack. After moving to the Roger's park 'hood of Chicago, it has become rapidly apparent that cable locks are not only easy to crack but easy to cut. Edit (2014): I have since retired this lock. If that's your reason for being here, kindly piss off. you can't put enough tension in the system to feel the shape of the disc using your muscles while rotating the tumblers. Footnotes: Don't try to use this to steal a bike. the ones that have half inch braided cables and much tighter tolerances. (i'll explain why later) This one works on the nicer kind.
Kryptonite bike lock combination forgot how to#
I know there's a lot of stuff on line about how to unlock a cable lock but these methods only work for the drug-store variety of locks that have low tolerances and a lot of wiggle room. it's not the exhaustion method (trying every possibility) but it takes a little brain power and reasoning. so I cam up with this method to find the lost combination and save the world (my world) This is the semi-hard way. My brother's friend found my 6ft On Guard cable lock and promptly reset the combination to something he was too lazy to remember.
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