ABUS DETECTO XPLUS 8008 2.0 MOTORCYCLE DISC LOCK ALARM ANTI-THEFT
ABUS 303 COMPACT AND RESISTANT MOTORCYCLE DISC LOCK
The ABUS motorcycle security products available from Sestamarcia are focused on protecting the motorcycle while parked. This collection includes compact ABUS disc locks and more advanced alarm-equipped models, selected according to brake-disc dimensions and the level of security required.
ABUS develops mechanical and electronic security solutions for motorcycles, including disc locks, U-locks and alarm systems. Our current range focuses on ABUS motorcycle disc locks, including models such as the ABUS 303 and Detecto XPlus 8008 2.0.
ABUS motorcycle disc locks
A disc lock prevents or obstructs wheel rotation when correctly fitted to a compatible brake disc. It is a compact theft deterrent for parking, but it should not be considered absolute protection against theft.
Pin diameter, body geometry, locking system and alarm function vary by model, so fitment must be checked against the brake disc dimensions and the specifications of the individual product.
ABUS alarm locks and mechanical security
Some ABUS disc locks combine a mechanical lock with an alarm system. This adds another layer of deterrence, but effectiveness still depends on correct use, parking location and the use of additional security measures where appropriate.
How to choose an ABUS disc lock
- Check the locking-pin diameter and available space on the disc
- Verify the locking system and any alarm function
- Consider weight and size if the lock will be carried on the motorcycle
- Always follow the instructions for the specific model
To compare other products of the same type, browse motorcycle disc locks.
Frequently asked questions about ABUS disc locks
Does an ABUS disc lock completely prevent theft?
No. It is a deterrent and a mechanical security device; no single product can provide absolute protection.
Are ABUS disc locks universal?
Not always. Pin diameter, disc geometry and available space must be compatible with the selected model.
How do I check the correct model?
Compare the dimensions shown on the product page with the holes and available space on your motorcycle brake disc.