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Xena Xxz6l on 2040-parts.com

US $55.00
Location:

Fairfax, Virginia, United States

Fairfax, Virginia, United States
Condition:New

Xena XZZ6 Disc Lock

A high-grade mono-block alloy body and piercing 120dB alarm make the XZZ6 the ideal two-stage protection for your scooter or small motorbike. The lock fits virtually any scooter or small motorbike with a high-grade 6mm steel pushdown locking pin and ice-spray proof and pick proof key and barrel. The alarm includes shock & motion sensors that trigger a 120dB alarm powered by a single CR2 long-life Lithium battery. The alarm is self-arming, with no on-off switch and re-sets to armed mode within 15 seconds. 

Features:

  • Easy to use push-down locking
  • 1/4" / 6mm hardened-steel locking pin
  • Freeze-spray resistant body & key barrel
  • Auto arm/disarm
  • 120db alarm with shock & movement sensors
  • Hardened steel body with either stainless steel or painted yellow finish
  • Weight: 418g (15 ounces)
  • Batteries: CR2 Lithium
  • XZZ6L-Y and XZZ6L-SS

Includes:

  • 1 XENA disc-lock
  • 1 CR2 Lithium battery
  • 2 Keys
  • 1 XENA lock tool laser-etched with key code
  • 1 Allen key

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