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Has anyone tried one of these?  Sort of interested, QD steering wheel and a lock to stop others from using their own wheel [on the slim chance they have a spare].

https://www.amazon.com/NRG-Innovations-SRK-101MB-Quick-Lock/dp/B000F2SRS0/ref=as_at?creativeASIN=B000F2SRS0&imprToken=iZzAaKXC7CqOuts9XKaSpw&slotNum=6&ie=UTF8&linkCode=w61&tag=safewicom-20&linkId=fc5c72efcfd75cc223a4076e4e838a19

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No, they can't do that.....you have a QD fitted, you remove the wheel, then you place the cap [you keep under the seat etc] in the hole and use the key to lock it in position.  I guess it could still be sort of driven if you had strong hands and just used the steering hub??? 

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=NRG+steering+lock&qpvt=NRG+steering+lock&FORM=IGRE

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Holy shit someone uses bing (other than me)

These looked like quick release with a hub cap (to me), no harm in putting them in.

Although, nothing stops someone picking the lock. But you're giving the thief more things to do I suppose.

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I agree GTSBoy, if they want it then they will take it....I'm just trying to make it harder or slow them down.  Hopefully they will look, go f#ck that, and move on to some other car.  Its mainly for the opportunist joy riders, not the 'its a business' types, who will probably back up to it with a tilt tray and a winch anyway.

And don't get me started on alarms or tracking and the cops that just don't want to know!!!

I also have a property out of town with modern colourbond shed with pumps, quad bike, chainsaws, welder, etc in it.  And Supercheap sell 18v angle grinders or a drill and tek screw head for around $40.  

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