We get it .. it was not a fluke.

The bureau of engraving and printing Whoah

What an incredibly secure lock.

Can you please get your hands on a Krytonite Kryptolok

So you sell Lock Picking Equipment to any lowlife that wants to steal a Bike...Good Grief...

I decided not to buy a bike anymore and just walk to work after seeing a lot of LPL's videos.

Got to give this man credit, he has found a legal way to make money from a highly suspicious if not totally illegal skill. 😉

Bruhh

The locks really came a long way. This took 1 second to open, standard modern lock takes about 3 seconds. Modern locks are at least three times better than this one. :-D

But you must take in consideration that bike thieves have also become better.

My bike was just cut and taken, I was saying I need a better lick too

Seeing as you have some serious in depth knowledge of the pros and cons of most locks, and can point out flaws and easily pick them, have concidered getting into the business of offering your expertise to companies and manufacturers in their development of better locks?

you could just rip that apart pretty easily

I see a Lock Museum coming in the future!

Where do you keep all these?!

*black people would like to know your location*

My bike lock was a wench chain and two steel rings.

Me reading the title... and being like is this April fools

I once used my sister bicycle and she had an old bad quality lock on her bike. She said she lost the key of it. I spent the entire month I was using the bike picking the lock with a point of a knife. Her city was small so the lock was enough, but it's fun to remember how easy these locks are to break.

MADE IN USA

Video title "lock is good" Video length: Not good enough, apparently lol

I'm here for the history AND the lockpicking

I'm More interested on the other lock than he showed.

*i judge the locks efficacy by the lenth of the video*

The cable is so thin you could easily cut it.

So is there any locks this guy cant pick?

I had a slaymaker bike lock when I was in elementary school.

to be fair, the cable is thin enough i could probably bite through it easier than loose string

Ok

Many of these locks can be opened with keys to a similar lock.

Watching your channel makes me wonder of there's even a somewhat safe lock for my bike lmao

Background of the lock: 1 minute Picking the lock itself: under 5 seconds

It would’ve been slower if he used the key

Picks in 1.5 seconds "Bike locks have obviously come a long way."

"BL stands for bike lock" Fujioshis: 👁️👄👁️

Forget 🔑s. I need this thing.

When I was a kid this was the kind of cheap lock we used on the bikes we rode to elementary school because the odds of someone stealing the bike from the schoolyard was practically zero but the odds that we would be goofing around and lose the lock somewhere was 100%

Slaymaker sounds like a Metal Band.

LPL: breaks out of maximum security prison Him afterwards: alright folks let’s do it again so you can see that it wasn’t a fluke

LPL is actually a serial killer but no prison can hold him.

The Warden and the Guards: "It's not going to work if you can't wait more than half a minute, we'll still be here in the corridor."

is there a video about the BIR lock?

tbh bike locks in the 50s didn't have to be SUPER effective they where just ways to keep things where they where left because we had opportunists back then not actual criminals with a pocket grinder to cut though the Dead bolt and steal your Ducati

has there ever been a lock he hasn't been able to pick ot extremely struggled

Please explain the design of that BIR Lock.

We had that bike lock in the 1980, and I bet my dad has it thrown on a shelf somewhere

My grandpa had one of those locks for his bike and you could literally just smack it against your palm and have it pop open.

in this case "BL" stands for "boy's love"

Comical ease

Lock picking items have also come along way

You can also simply yank these open. What surprises me most is that people still use locks like these, often on very expensive bikes.

he has an impressive lock-collection. Must have taken him a lifetime of travel, picking and collecting. Bravo!

I remember picking a trailer door when I was maybe ten. I had gotten a swiss armyknife for my birthday to carve barkboats and such. Went to show it to my friends, we were in a parking area. Somehow I got the idea to try to open a trailerdoor with that knife (since obviously I needed to prove that it can do anything like in MacGyver). Well, it opened. We got so scared that we had done something really bad that we just slammed the door and ran almost a mile away. It was an old trailer from 80s or something, but that lock was obviously a great product since a kid with a knife was able to pick it (old cheap locks

bl 😂

speaking of bike locks, I lovew it when my key breaks in the shaft and I can open the lock with a screwdriver

What this channel has taught me is that a lock serves 1 purpose: to social signal that you don’t want people to enter the locked thing. Any lock can be picked, or you can just brute force your way in.

Well that was a speedrun

Bl? More like BS Lol

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I had one of these

I had one of these, or very similar, in the 1970s as a lock for my first bike. This was in a Canadian town where we didn't lock our front doors.

Using that cable lock here in the Netherlands is like using dental floss to secure your bike

And the usual benefits of being tough to cut through for those kinds of bike theives is non-existent.

Lol i bet the original key don't turn as easily

I never imagined that watching LPL picking locks could be so addictive

I didn't know you could sell a police car boot as a bicycle lock.

I'm pretty sure I've seen men at the gym who could "pick" that lock with their bare hands. Hell I think I've seen women who could come to think of it.

Sometimes I forget how rare bike thieves were back in the day...

The thing is you didn't need to lock your bike back then.

You realise you sales of tools is pathetic in how it enables criminals right?

I wish locks were still like this, it just meant there was less crime.

I could drop a rock on that shackle and split it in half. Those cheap imports were probably tougher.

i remeber when i was a little kid, i was able to open the car of my mother with a screwdriver. just insert into the lock and turn, worked like a key no damage

I had that one, haha!

Slaymaker is a badass name

Oh man one of my clients has a lock like that hanging in a back shed. I always wondered what it was for.

I used to have that lock

It’s cool how there was a dude prolly like I’m sick and tired of my bike getting stolen in Boston so here’s what I welded out back and this big lock worlds great with it

Go back and look at crime rates in 1960's . Most locks were put on things to keep a man honest. My grandmother use to only lock her screen door and go out for hour's and no one would break into her house . Yes there was a criminal element but they were not as brazen as they are today.

I had that lock, LOL

I had one of those on my bike in the '60s. The bike was not worth stealing for anyone other than another kid and apparently none knew how to pick locks because they never did.

Alternate method: Side cutters

If I used that lock on my bike and you had opened the lock with that pick, that quickly, I'd just believe that it was your bike and you had the key so you can keep it :🤣

Thanks for not saying Lancaster XD

My mom had exactly this lock when I was a kid.

Dude when you gonna pick that dudes unpickable lock

What we really want to know is where the fuck do you store and organize over 1200 locks and why does Ms. LockPickingLawyer let you hoard so damn many of these things?

I had a lock like that when my bike was stolen in 1990. I came back to the railings I'd locked it to and the bike wasn't there. It always shocked me that the lock wasn't there either. I'd assumed it'd been cut with something. Now I realise they just unlocked it and took it with them.......

I remember when Kyptonite bike locks came out. They were expensive. They were worth every penny. I think I added a cable I could run through my front wheel so thieves couldn't still just the front wheel.

The lockpicking lawyer has been challenged! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7vPNcnYWQ4

Wasn't as many dirtbags back then.

That... has a cable that snaps if you gives it a particularlies harsh look. A cable that a mouse can chew throughs in less thans a minute. A cable you can cut through wifs children's safety scissors. >@.@ @.@

I wanna see a video where picking was actual fluke and he can't get it 2nds time

I was really hoping to see an example of a modern bike lock, and how difficult it is to pick.

Are gun locks harder than bike locks? I’d like to see you pick some gun locks. Just to see if they can be done. If need be I’ll send you a couple.

Could have been best lock in the world, with that thin cable it wouldn't matter much.

”BL lock” Hmmmmm

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Can you please do a video on your lock collection

hol up. you can't just show a sick old timey lock that uses paper as security and not explain it. I haven't been blue-balled this hard since I dated a Mormon.

Sooo, you are selling stuff, that makes thieves do they "work" more easily... You should not brag about it...

What if it was a fluke the second time? What then?