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Adding more steel doesn't make a better lock
TiGr Locks is a family business; it's made up of three guys, Bob, John and Jim Loughlin, who love their bicycles. Like all of us who ride, they suffered at the hands of those that would seek to steal their pride and joy. But these guys decided they weren't happy with the options available to them. Being experts in innovative security design, they new that more steel made for a heavier, more cumbersome lock. Why not use a lightweight powerful metal.... like Titanium? So they developed their designs with the same passion for for protecting their bikes as they have for riding them.
Hand crafted in the USA
The Loughlin family are based in a place called Lebanon, New Jersey. They spent some time taking their ideas to the traditional lock manufacturers in the States, but they got tired of knocking on doors and meeting narrow minds. As a result they decided to go straight to market themselves and had a very successful Kickstarter campaign. All the locks are still hand crafted at their workshop. They have a pretty simple aim - as Jim told us, "We want to help people use their bikes more often by making it easier to bring a good lock along for the ride".
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Adding more steel doesn't make a better lock
TiGr Locks is a family business; it's made up of three guys, Bob, John and Jim Loughlin, who love their bicycles. Like all of us who ride, they suffered at the hands of those that would seek to steal their pride and joy. But these guys decided they weren't happy with the options available to them. Being experts in innovative security design, they new that more steel made for a heavier, more cumbersome lock. Why not use a lightweight powerful metal.... like Titanium? So they developed their designs with the same passion for for protecting their bikes as they have for riding them.
Hand crafted in the USA
The Loughlin family are based in a place called Lebanon, New Jersey. They spent some time taking their ideas to the traditional lock manufacturers in the States, but they got tired of knocking on doors and meeting narrow minds. As a result they decided to go straight to market themselves and had a very successful Kickstarter campaign. All the locks are still hand crafted at their workshop. They have a pretty simple aim - as Jim told us, "We want to help people use their bikes more often by making it easier to bring a good lock along for the ride".
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