Abus Cobra Loop Cable

No, this is designed as a secondary security measure. It should be used in conjunction with a U-lock or chain lock to secure components like wheels or a helmet, rather than securing the bike frame itself.

The cable features two looped ends. You thread one loop through the other around the object you want to secure, then attach the remaining loop to your primary lock. This allows you to easily secure multiple items with a single locking point.

Yes, 1400mm is generally sufficient to loop through both wheels and connect them to your primary lock, provided your lock is positioned relatively close to the frame. It offers enough flexibility to weave through the bike's geometry without being excessively bulky.

No, this is a cable only. It does not have an integrated locking mechanism, so you must use it with a separate padlock, U-lock, or chain lock to secure the loops.

At 10mm, this cable provides a strong deterrent against opportunistic theft and casual tools. However, like any cable, it is not cut-proof and is best used as a supplement to a high-security primary lock rather than a standalone solution.