Abus U-Lock Granit Super Extreme XPlus 2500/165HB230

Unrivaled Security Against the Most Relentless Attacks.

Protect your e-bike, cargo bike, or any bicycle with ultimate resistance against angle grinder attacks. In urban environments where theft attempts with electric grinders are on the rise, the ABUS Granit Super Extreme XPlus 2500 delivers unmatched defense. Engineered with a special carbide material mix encasing the shackle and lock body, it turns the tables on thieves by making cutting attempts nearly impossible. Hardened steel components combined with the high-security XPlus cylinder ensure your bike stays safe from manipulation and picking. Secure your ride with the lock designed to withstand the harshest urban threats.

Key Features

• Extreme resistance to angle grinder attacks thanks to carbide-reinforced shackle and housing.
• Hardened steel construction for shackle, housing, and locking components.
• ABUS XPlus cylinder offering superior protection against picking and manipulation.
• Flexible mounting with the USH 2500 holder featuring metal straps with plastic coating and optional screw holes.
• Secure fixation in the holder prevents rattling during rides and ensures safety when parked.
• Easy installation with a rotatable holder unlocked by loosening two screws.

Technical Specifications

• Designed to resist angle grinder attacks on granite-level hardness.
• Special carbide material mix surrounding the shackle and lock body for enhanced cut resistance.
• Shackle, housing, and load-bearing locking parts made from hardened steel.
• ABUS XPlus cylinder provides high protection against picking and manipulation.
• USH 2500 holder mounts flexibly to the bike using metal straps coated with plastic.
• Optional screw holes available for secure holder attachment.
• Holder can be rotated by loosening two screws for convenient mounting.
• Lock is fixed at both ends of the shackle inside the USH 2500 holder to prevent rattling during rides.
• Holder design ensures the lock is unobtrusive while riding and secure when stationary.

Frequently Asked Questions