Altor Makes Thwarting Bike Theft Convenient
Although it's pretty uncommon to even think about leaving a bike unlocked in a busy city, it can be a pain to not only find a proper place to park it, but to carry around a lock while riding it. That's where this foldable bike lock comes into play. It is made out of Grade 5 titanium and weighs just 560 gram (about 1.3 pounds).
Manufactured out of Bethlehem, PA, the folding bike lock was conceived by Altor co-founder and CEO Dylan Cato. He identified a growing problem other companies are perpetuating for increased bike security: bigger and thicker steel locks. By changing up the material, he was able to create something that is significantly lighter and stronger than traditional designs.
Manufactured out of Bethlehem, PA, the folding bike lock was conceived by Altor co-founder and CEO Dylan Cato. He identified a growing problem other companies are perpetuating for increased bike security: bigger and thicker steel locks. By changing up the material, he was able to create something that is significantly lighter and stronger than traditional designs.
