ABUSlock holder UGH 02 - For secure transport on the luggage carrier - 3-part bike lock holder, black

Bought this to go with my lock for use of ease in carrying/storage whilst traveling on the bike. It’s rather tricky to connect to your pannier carry bars. With being not fully connected when screwed on. Afterwards it is very handy for storage &ease of releasing to ensure your bike is safely connected

I received my Abus lock with Ush bracket, which is too small to fit on the frame of a mountain bicycle. Looking through available options, I discovered the Ugh bracket and after purchase I am not disappointed at all! The Ugh bracket allows you to fit the lock on the bike rack. The recommended way is to fit it from a side, however, I prefer to put the bracket on the top of a rack. It works both ways and you have some flexibility where to place the other things you carry.The bracket is very solid (at least, while the elastic lasts) and looks very reliable. The only issue is the price. Even after 25% discount, 15 pounds looks too expensive for these three pieces of plastic. I would not buy this if there were cheaper options on market to solve the task.

I used to have one of this sort of lock holder - made by Trelock and conceptually the best lock holder I have had. In Trelock's case the brackets were lock specific and required you to insert the lock U before locking it up again. I use the Abus with two clamps on the saddle rails and another on the front hoop of the rear rack carried transversely - like a saddlebag. This arrangement does not clutter up the rack and leaves the main traiangle clear for a waterbottle and pump. It also allows a saddlebag to be used as well as the lock is inboard of that when fitted. It is what I have been looking for for ages. I am concerned as to how long the elastics will last and whether aftermarket replacements are available.

I bought this D lock holder to secure my D lock to the pannier rack of my E Bike. I used to secure the lock to the Pannier rack with a bungee cord, but I could not stand the rattling any longer, so I decided to invest in this. At first the cost put me off, but I thought I should give it a go, and I am glad I did.With the pannier rack being a bit smaller on a folding bike, I thought this holder would not work, but with a little careful planning, it fits perfectly and no more rattling D lock. I do not have to struggle removing the bungee cord anymore before getting to the lock, you just have to undo the retaining straps. It is worth the price and it looks the part on the bike, I recommend this item.Note: there are three pieces in the box, although the picture only shows one.

I've tried many ways of taking my U lock with me (an Onguard Brute) and this is the only way that doesn't rattle or come loose or whack me when I'm riding.It seems rather overpriced for what it is but then I guess you're paying for something that works!

Order placed on Wednesday and arrived on Friday through normal Royal Mail. The product - of which there are three in the box- are very well made and fit together very well. Having to mount my Abus 51/150 D-Lock onto my partner's hybrid bike has been a constant problem, as the mounting bracket that Abus originally supply, is rather cumbersome and unsuitable. The brackets slot together very well and hold the lock securely to a standard rear bike rack. It does not come with a large allen key, which is need to actually tighen up the assembly. A very good purchase and one that I would fully recommend.

Works very well. Holds the lock securely. Slightly bigger than I thought it would be

They're way more bulky than they look in the picture, each bracket is pretty sizeable, and heavy. You need an enormous allen key to fit them. Despite their size, they don't clamp well - the allen-key bolt is plastic, and it's not tough enough to tighten as much as you need to. They hold the the u-bar securely, but overall not impressed for the price.