One-Key System
The locking mechanism integrates with existing brand key standards.
Bike locks
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Thule
Thule Bike locks
These security solutions provide flexible protection for cyclists using integrated locking systems. The designs prioritize ease of use for securing equipment during transport or storage
Best choice
Worth noticing
Flexible Cable
The long reach allows for versatile securing of frames and wheels.
Keyed Security
Traditional keyed entry ensures straightforward and dependable access.
Why it’s listed
Integrated Cable Specifications
The catalog features extended cable lengths designed for comprehensive coverage. These models utilize specialized key systems for streamlined equipment management.
- Six foot cable length
- One-Key system compatibility
- Flexible steel construction
- Keyed locking head
- Coated cable exterior
How they are built
Extended Reach
The 6 ft length provides enough slack to loop through multiple components or fixed racks.
System Integration
These models are built to work within a unified key ecosystem for convenience.
Flexible Application
The cable design is ideal for users who need to secure bikes in various configurations.
Standardized Security
The 538XT model focuses on reliable keyed access for everyday transport needs.
Catalog
1 lock in this lineup
One key system six foot cable lock
Keyed bike locks · Flexible cable locks · 6ft long bike locks
Notes
First-hand notes
The 6 ft length is perfect for reaching around my vehicle rack and through the bike frame.
I appreciate how the One-Key system simplifies my gear setup without needing extra keys.
The flexible cable makes it very easy to secure my bike quickly in different environments.
FAQ
Thule Questions
What is the length of the cable lock?
The cable lock measures 6 ft in length.
What type of locking mechanism is used?
This model uses a keyed One-Key system.
Is the cable rigid or flexible?
The catalog specifies a flexible cable design for versatile use.
Can this lock be used with other brand products?
Yes, it is designed to work with the One-Key system.