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That's part of the upside to abrasive grinding and cutting, though... Dulling isn't really a thing...
At some point, is it like a door lock where the lock and door are stronger than the adjacent wall, so folks just go around?
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Remember, locks keep honest people honest. There’s no kind of lock that can’t be defeated if someone wants your bike and has planned ahead to bring the right set of tools.
Maybe the best option would be a hybrid approach – think about how chainsaw chaps work, with a loose layer of Kevlar or something that’ll jam up a spinning tool. Start with a U-lock too chunky for bolt cutters, and wrap it in a Kevlar sleeve to deter a grinder.
While you’re pondering this, though, I think you’re being a little too cavalier about weight. It’s true that there are some pretty heavy bike locks out there, but those are the kind of locks a lot of serious riders recommend leaving in place at wherever you lock your bike most frequently. That 3-kg lock negates a big chunk of the difference between a $400 bike and a $1,000 bike, and a quick browse of the Kryptonite website shows a handful of chain locks which are heavier than some complete bicycles. If you have to lock your bike somewhere you’re not comfortable with, there’s a lot to be said for just riding a cheap bike for those trips.
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As far as thought exercise goes, that's an awesome idea.
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