Abus - IVERA Chain 7210C

No key, total flexibility: with IVERA Chain 7210C, you can secure your bike quickly and easily using a numerical code. Robust, flexible and ideal for everyday city use.

KEYLESS. CONVENIENT. FLEXIBLE. Want to secure your bike quickly, flexibly and without a key? Then IVERA Chain 7210C is your reliable everyday companion. Our IVERA Chain locks are classic chain locks: easy to handle, versatile and ideal for everyday use. They offer a balanced mix of security, flexibility and weight, perfect for city bikes and a medium risk of theft. The freely adjustable numerical code makes the lock particularly convenient and flexible to use, without a key. Ideal when several people need access or when you value the convenience of keyless use. The 360° locking bolt engages in any position and makes locking up much easier, even in the dark. The 7 mm thick square-section hardened steel chain provides solid protection, while the IvyTex cover protects your bike against scratches and makes the lock weather-resistant. A true all-rounder for everyday urban life.

IvyTex technology: cover made from tough IvyTex plastic, particularly functional, weather-resistant, flexible and durable

Square-section chain: 7 mm thick hardened steel chain

Numerical code: freely selectable four-digit combination, resettable at any time, ideal for sharing with family or flatmates

360° pin: the round steel pin reliably engages from any position for more convenient locking, even in the dark

2-component combination dials: the numbers are firmly integrated into the material and remain permanently legible, with no fading and no guesswork

Protection against decoding: makes it harder to manipulate the combination lock by probing it, protecting against unauthorised discovery of the numerical code

Solid theft protection: offers good protection with ABUS security level 8 for a medium risk of theft and is recommended for securing valuable bikes

Checked and tested: the lock undergoes intensive testing to assess its resistance to typical attempts to open it, using tools including bolt cutters, hammers and pliers

Gentle on paintwork: the durable fabric cover reliably protects the bike frame against scratches and paint damage during locking and transport

Founded in 1924 in Volmarstein, Germany, by August Bremicker and some of his sons, ABUS is now based in Wetter. It offers cyclists helmets and bicycle locks. Its connection with cycling dates back to 1931, when it launched its first bike lock, the No. 1000.