We understand there are concerns regarding tubular cylinders used in some Kryptonite locks. The tubular cylinder, a standard industry-wide design, has been successfully used for more than 30 years in our products and other security applications without significant issues.
The current Kryptonite locks based on a tubular cylinder design continue to present an effective deterrent to theft. As part of our continuing commitment to produce performance and improved security, Kryptonite has been developing a disc-style cylinder for some years. In 2000, Kryptonite introduced the disc-style cylinder in its premier line of products, the New York series. In 2002, Kryptonite began development of a new disc cylinder system for both its Evolution and KryptoLok product lines, which currently use the tubular cylinder design. These products are scheduled to be introduced in the next few weeks.
We are accelerating the delivery of the new disc cylinder locks and we will communicate directly with our distributors, dealers and consumers within the coming days. The world just got tougher and so did our locks.
Lee Yuszczak
Customer Service Representative
Kryptonite
437 Turnpike St
Canton, MA 02021
Phone: (781) 828-6655 Ext 275
Fax: (781) 821-4777
[email protected]
NormanB said:Hi Mike
Thanks for the link.
That is freakin shockin! :shock:
Great price too. Use it to hold down my stocks.......Randy said:Well it may not be totally useless . make a good paper weight ! :lol:
Urrmm...when do we get to the humor? :twisted:NormanB said:The pen is mightier than the sword.
I think that should read: The pen is mightier than the SAW ! :wink:NormanB said:HUMOUR ALERT
On reflection chaps (and chapesses) we should not be suprised at all.
Because we all know that......................Wait for it...........................
The pen is mightier than the sword!
HUMOUR ALERT STAND DOWN
Rig of the day: Furrowed brows, quizzical looks and harrummphing!
A sense of humour is a personality trait and characteristic without it there is only seriousness and sadness. :wink:billmeek said:Urrmm...when do we get to the humor? :twisted:NormanB said:The pen is mightier than the sword.
I've got one too, but seldom use it. I bought it primarily because I had to show the Dairyland agent a security device in order to get a discount on premium. I just couldn't work up to trying to explain the built-in ignition ignition cover thingy to them. And when I did leave my bike outside when I was working evenings, I used it.Invincsum said:We've got a disk lock for our first Burgie and will be getting a second for the new one. They seem to work well.
According to reports the Kryptonite disk lock is one of the locks that can be picked with a Bic pen.Invincsum said:We've got a disk lock for our first Burgie and will be getting a second for the new one. They seem to work well.
Other writing instruments might work too. Let's ban them all and force everyone to write using .... urrrmm .... computers! :lol:philtag6000 said:I say put a BAN on all the bic pens.![]()
Yeah and we'll need to confiscate those that have already been sold. :wink:philtag6000 said:I say put a BAN on all the bic pens.![]()
philtag6000 said:I say put a BAN on all the bic pens.![]()
Under a clause in the Patriots Act your permit will be revoked and you will no longer be allowed to flic your Bic.Pappy said:philtag6000 said:I say put a BAN on all the bic pens.![]()
But WAIT! I have a "PERMIT" for my Bic!