Oxford Boss 12.7mm Disc Lock - Yellow Reviews

4.8 Rating 5 Reviews

About Infinity Motorcycles:

Infinity Motorcycles was established in 1999 by Rob Puttick and Dave Holloway, both veterans of the UK motorcycle trade. From humble beginnings in a former bank on the North Circular in London, Infinity Motorcycles now has 14 branches, from Glasgow to Southampton, and an online department, employing a total of around 150 people.

Everyone likes a bargain, but we try and make sure we offer a bit more too. Our staff turnover is low and we invest more in staff training than anyone else we know of in the bike trade - we don't think these two facts are mutually exclusive! Infinity Motorcycles takes Customer Service seriously. So Dave and Rob still want to hear from you about your experience of shopping with us, good or bad.

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Keith Belsham

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“Just what was required to lock the steering on a triumph thunderbird 1600.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“The lock is pretty solid but not too bulky the painted letters fade with the sun overtime but that isnt important the bright yellow colour does a good job of evidencing the lock in the dark. Its easy to put in and take out the key works great there is a shutter that closes the keyhole to protect against water and debris. The key fits only one way.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Martin Garrett

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“I believe the Boss to be a good mid range disc lock and not too heavy or big to carry around. Comes with a handy mount and being from Oxford I trust there products.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Ordered this as already use this product this was on offer so brought it. Bright design easily seen as a deterrent. Good oxford product. Quick delivery time.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Bought this to go with the Oxford chain. Fits easily through my disc lock and isn’t too bulky to take with you under your seat. Easy to use and comes with a cable reminder you just hook over the grip. No fear of riding off without removing the disc lock. Works well with the Oxford chain.”

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Posted 6 years ago