I’m going to openly admit that in my lifetime I’ve had two bikes stolen from me. One because I didn’t have a lock, and the second because the thief had a pair of bolt cutters.
With the Freelock Cycle designed by Bong Hokuen & Ko Yoenjung, neither of the previous situations would have happened.
The FreeLock Self-Locking Bicycle turns the seat of the bike into a full fledged locking system. A bar comes from the frame and connects to the bottom of the seat for a tough secure lock.
The locking system of the bike can also be rotated 90 degrees in order to comfortably lock the bike to a standing pole of some sort.
It’s a pretty slick design and a great way to save some money and spare the tears of a small child.
Theft-Proof Bicycles
Freelock Self-Locking Two-Wheeler Prevents Burglary
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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Bicycle Industry — The Bicycle Industry is prime to exploit advancements in bicycle locking and sustainable bike design for fulfillment of growing consumer demand.
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Eco-friendly Industry — The Eco-friendly Industry can benefit from development of sustainable bike designs, encouraging cycling as an eco-friendly and alternative mode of transportation.