• SET AND RESET OVER AND OVER: You can keep changing your combination on this WordLock Cable Lock as many times as you wantTry tons of words with this easy to reset lock.
• STRONG AND FLEXIBLE: The cable is virtually unbreakable, allowing you to lock it and leave it without worry. It is even designed with a vinyl coating that is weather proof and will not scratch your bike making it the ultimate in durability.
• EASY TO SET, NEVER FORGET: WordLock uses your memory's natural preference for keywords and the alphabet, allowing you to set and change your own combination from thousands of possible word and letter combinations.
• WORDLOCK STANDARDS: Thanks to WordLock's advances in lock technology. Security, creativity and usability come together in the original family of WordLock padlocks, bike locks, travel locks and cable locks.
• PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) Wordlock Combination Bike Cable Lock - 4 Dial, 5 Feet, Blue. All-Weather Vinyl Coating that Minimizes Scratching. Bike ing Bracket.

Product Description ------------------- The WordLock Combination Resettable Cable Lock in blue is ideal for keeping your valuables safe and secure. The lock comes in a compact size that’s easy to store or toss into your backpack. It’s easy to set and reset your own combination with up to 10,000 possible combinations. The all-weather vinyl coating helps minimize scratching while the black dials bear easy-to-read white letters. This lock also has a bike ing bracket so you can carry it along your bike with ease. Wordlock Cable Bike Locks provide maximum security against theft with a heavy duty flexible steel cable. With 10,000 different letter combinations, you can pick words that are easy for you to remember but next to impossible for anyone to guess. The pas is easy to set, with a twist of the dial, and you can change your pas whenever you want. Since all our locks are weatherproof, they can stand up to the toughest environments. It is perfect for securing your bike as well as locking up items around the house, the garage, the construction site or the farm. And it makes an ideal gift, too. Forget confusing number combinations Wordlock offers the only products that use the natural preference of your memory for keywords and the alphabet to create word combinations. Our patented Wordlock technology combines the best mix of vowels and consonants on the rotating letter dials. From the occasional need for extra peace of mind to the brute strength required to secure expensive equipment and cherished possessions, Wordlock has you covered. Security, creativity and usability come together in the original family of Wordlock padlocks, bike locks, travel locks, cable locks, sports locks, and maximum-security utility locks. Because what good is a lock if you cannot remember the combination? From the Manufacturer --------------------- Wordlock Cable Bike Locks provide maximum security against theft with a heavy duty flexible steel cable. With 10,000 different letter combinations, you can pick words that are easy for you to remember but next to impossible for anyone to guess. The pas is easy to set, with a twist of the dial, and you can change your pas whenever you want. Since all our locks are weatherproof, they can stand up to the toughest environments. It is perfect for securing your bike as well as locking up items around the house, the garage, the construction site or the farm. And it makes an ideal gift, too. Forget confusing number combinations! Wordlock offers the only products that use the natural preference of your memory for keywords and the alphabet to create word combinations. Our patented Wordlock technology combines the best mix of vowels and consonants on the rotating letter dials. From the occasional need for extra peace of mind to the brute strength required to secure expensive equipment and cherished possessions, Wordlock has you covered. Security, creativity and usability come together in the original family of Wordlock padlocks, bike locks, travel locks, cable locks, sports locks, and maximum-security utility locks. Because what good is a lock if you cannot remember the combination?