Hip to be Locked

Hiplok-D Hiplok-PopA bike without a lock is often a bike you won’t see again. However, all locks won’t guarantee that it will be enough to deter thieves. At the recent Interbike trade show in Las Vegas bike security brand Hiplok has announced the launch of two innovative new products.

Hiplok D and Hiplok Pop could make bringing a lock a little less of a pain. The Hiplock D is designed to be the first wearable D-Lock, and it utilizes a unique clip system integrated in to the body of the sold secure rated D-lock. With this it can easily be attached to belts and bag straps as well as fit firmly in pockets, offering maximum comfort and convenience when riding.

The Hiplok Pop is designed as a lightweight, versatile cable lock and it utilizes Hiplok’s innovative patent pending “pop” system, where it easily adjusts to and fits around the riders waist. It is available in six funky colors that can be customized to suit the rider’s individuality offering a convenient and stylish way to secure your bike in lower risk areas. Video after the jump

Hiplok Not Just for Hipsters

Anyone who has spent any time in a large city has probably seen riders “wearing” their bicycle chain and lock. This “fashion statement” was popularized by bike messengers since the early 1980s. Unlike most U-locks or other cable locks that can be defeated with relative ease, a sturdy lock and tough chain are actually serious deterrents.

Now with more urban commuters, it is no surprise that some companies have taken the simple concept and turned it into true fashion statement. This includes Hiplok, which does sound like something hipsters would either embrace or shun for the name alone. Continue reading Hiplok Not Just for Hipsters