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my name is Marie-Amélie Rainon and I am the co-founder of Velock. I am sporty and dynamic, which is why I do a lot of cycling. It is thanks to my experiences that I had the idea of improving the world of cycling. I am also very close to the environment, which is why I can encourage the use of bicycles on a daily basis.

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Hello,
I am Adrien Brunon, the co-founder of Velock. In my life I really like biking. 6 years ago my father gave me the chance to practice mountain biking with him during week-ends. I was a member of the mountain bike association of my middle school and I participated in a lot of VTT compétitions with my friends. All this expérience has given me the idea to create Velock, an ecological and practical project.

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Velock, a revolution in the world of urban transport.

We are two students, Adrien and Marie-Amélie in engineering school, enterprising and conscientious.

Velock is a system of locks for all types of bikes that would be installed directly in cities. Like a kiosk where you could hang your bike with a code.

You don’t have to walk around with your padlock, waste time looking for a pole to hang your bike on and worry about you getting it stolen.

This universal technology is available everywhere.

But for that we need you, to build this lock, we need very good quality materials and to develop a prototype which will cost us a lot of money.

We have 1 month, 30 days, to collect £3,000, we appeal to you! You can invest £100, £300 or £500.

Why invest in Velock, beyond seeing this project that could revolutionise urban transport, you would have advantages proposed to your investment:

£100: 2 years of subscription available only in your city.

£200: 5 years subscription offered all cities included

£500: lifetime subscription available in all cities worldwide

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Our idea : a bicycle lock on a bicycle carrier

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Our idea : a bicycle lock on a bicycle carrier

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We often cycle during our free time but also for shopping or going to school.
We think that’s critical for the environment.
But we never know how and where to store our bike so we don’t steal it.
So we decided to create a lock directly integrated with the bike carrier available in the cities.

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A high security option for protecting a bicycle.

APECS BL 16 provides a high security option for protecting a bicycle, with a hardened steel 16mm shackle. The lock has been tested to Art 4051 4*.

A rubber protective coating keeps your frame paintwork scratch free. A double bolt locking mechanism gives the lock an extensive holding power and a high security disc style cylinder to withstand picking.

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A high security option for protecting a bicycle. APECS BL 16 provides a high security option for protecting a bicycle, with a hardened steel 16mm shackle. The lock has been tested to Art 4051 4*. A rubber protective coating keeps your frame paintwork scratch free.

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How to Lock a Bike

Traveling by bike is a great way to get around in a city. You are free to explore areas you wouldn't normally stop if you were in a car and there are usually great bike paths, greenways, and bike lanes to use to get around. But what happens when you want to stop and go inside a shop or restaurant? Leaving your bike unattended is always risky, especially in a big city like Washington, DC or New York City. Luckily, I got some really good tips on how to lock a bike from my friends at The Bike Rack in DC, so I will feel confident my bike safe and secure when I'm not around.

Here is what I've learned, I hope it helps you, too!

Katie's Tips for Keeping your Bike Safe in a City:

Get a good lock (Any of the Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit or Abus locks are both great). Cable locks are just not enough to deter criminals from stealing your beloved bike.

Pinheads locks are also an awesome investment if you are planning on spending a bit of time in an urban environment. They are locking skewers for your wheels and seat post that you need a special key to unlock. You don't want to be stuck in the middle of the city after someone walks off with your wheels and saddle!

Lock your frame to something that cannot be cut or moved! Also make sure someone can't lift your bike (lock and all) off of the object.

If you don't have Pinheads, weave a cable lock through your wheels and attach it to an immovable object and/or your other lock. Still use a good U-lock or Link lock for your frame. You will also need to remove your saddle and take it with you.

Remove any accessories such as lights, panniers, phone, GPS and Go Pro.

Always try to lock your bike up in an area with plenty of light and people. Thieves are less likely to prey on your bike if it's out in the open.

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How to Lock a Bike | Liv Cycling Official site

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Traveling by bike is a great way to get around in a city. You are free to explore areas you wouldn't normally stop if you were in a car and there are usually great bike paths, greenways, and bike lanes to use to get around.

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