Protect your bike with one of the most trusted folding locks in the cycling world. The ABUS Bordo XPlus 6000K combines exceptional security with the convenience of a compact folding design, making it an excellent choice for city bikes, e-bikes, cargo bikes, and high-value bicycles.
Featuring 5mm hardened steel bars connected by specially engineered rivets, the Bordo 6000K offers outstanding resistance against cutting and twisting attacks while remaining easy to carry. The premium ABUS XPlus cylinder provides industry-leading protection against picking and manipulation, giving you added peace of mind whenever you leave your bike unattended.
At 90cm (2.95 ft) long, you'll have the flexibility to secure your bicycle to a wide variety of bike racks, posts, and fixed objects.
Why You'll Love It
- Premium protection for bicycles worth protecting
- Compact folding design—easy to transport without rattling
- Flexible 90cm length fits around most bike racks and posts
- Ideal for city commuting, cargo bikes, and electric bicycles
- Includes SH mounting bracket for convenient frame storage
Features
- 5mm hardened steel bars for outstanding cut resistance
- ABUS XPlus cylinder resists lock picking and tampering
- Steel bars and housing made from specially hardened steel
- Soft-touch coating helps protect your bike's frame from scratches
- Smooth folding mechanism for quick and easy use
- Includes two keys
- Includes SH frame mounting bracket
- Premium German-engineered security
Specifications
- Brand: ABUS
- Model: Bordo XPlus 6000K
- Lock Type: Folding Lock
- Security Level: High Security
- Bar Thickness: 5mm
- Length: 90cm (2.95 ft)
- Locking Mechanism: Key
- Cylinder: ABUS XPlus
- Colour: Black
- Mount Included: SH Frame Bracket
Perfect For
- Electric bikes
- Dutch bikes
- Cargo bikes
- Commuter bikes
- Hybrid bikes
- Gravel bikes
- Urban cyclists seeking premium security
If you've invested in a quality bicycle, invest in a quality lock. The ABUS Bordo XPlus 6000K delivers the security, convenience, and durability trusted by cyclists around the world.