Squire Mako Conger bike lock review
James Shrubsall gets to grips with the Squire Mako Conger bike lock
Squire Mako Conger bike lock
A lock that feels secure and is easy to use, but the finish could be better
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Good locking system
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Good length
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The finish could be improved
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The Squire Mako Conger bike lock is the only combination/chain lock that we have tested recently, the rest using a key lock system.
The obvious advantage to a combination lock is the keyless use; never again will you have to turn around and go home because you can't lock your bike up due to a lack of keys.
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