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Disc Lock Alarm Heavy Duty
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Disc Lock Alarm Heavy Duty

Heavy duty alarm disc lock for motorcycles, scooters and bikes with disc brakes, with a built-in motion-sensing alarm. It clamps onto the disc brake rotor and sounds a loud, high-decibel warning when it senses vibration or tampering, scaring off thieves and alerting people nearby. The body is hardened, weather-resistant alloy steel, made to resist cutting, sawing and prying. A quick one-push mechanism locks it key-free for easy daily use. It fits the disc rotor of most motorcycles, bicycles, electric scooters and dirt bikes. The black body carries a yellow "ALARM DISC LOCK" label with a 110dB alarm mark, a chrome lock cylinder and a U-shaped rotor slot. Package: 1 disc lock alarm and 2 keys. Fits: APPACHE 160, APPACHE 200, APPACHE RTX 300, Bajaj NS-160, CB 125 HORNET, CB 350, CB 350 HNESS, CBR 1000 RR, CLASSIC 350, DOMINAR 250, DOMINAR 400, Duke 125, Duke 200, Duke 250, Duke 390, FZ-S, GT 650, GUERRILLA 450, HIMALAYAN 411, HIMALAYAN 450, INTERCEPTOR, KAWASAKI KLX 230, KAWASAKI Z900, KTM 390 Adventure, KTM Adventure 890, KTM Enduro 390, KTM RC 200, KTM RC 390, METEOR 350, MT 15, NINJA 300, NINJA 400, NINJA 650R, NS 200, NS 400, NX 500, PASSION, PULSAR 150/180, PULSAR 220, R15 V4, R15-V1, R15-V2, R15-V3, RE HUNTER 350, RR 310, RS 200, RTR 310, SCRAM 411, SHINE 125, SPLENDOUR, TRIUMPH SPEED 400, TRIUMPH TIGER 660, TRIUMPH TRIDENT 660, UNICORN, XPULSE 200, XPULSE 210, XSR-155
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About disc brake lock

A disc brake lock clamps onto the brake rotor of a motorcycle or scooter, keeping the wheel locked in place while the bike is parked. Compact and easy to carry, it adds a quick layer of theft protection. Bodies are usually stainless steel or hardened alloy, with a pin that passes through a rotor hole. Heavy-duty alarm versions add a motion sensor and a loud siren that sounds when the bike is moved. Buyers compare pin diameter, lock cylinder type, body material, alarm volume, battery life and keys supplied. Riders, delivery fleets and accessory shops buy them.

Buyer's guide

What to check

  • Check the pin diameter in mm against the rotor hole size of the target bikes.
  • Confirm the body material, such as stainless steel or hardened alloy, and the lock cylinder type.
  • For alarm models, check siren volume in dB, sensor sensitivity and battery type.

What to ask the supplier

  • Ask how many keys come with each lock and whether duplicate keys are offered.
  • Ask whether a reminder cable and carry pouch are included.

Content updated 9 October 2026