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I'm not suggesting the thieves in this case used one but not much will resist one of these: Broken Link Removed
They have certainly been used on bikes when the crooks just wanted the components. They just cut straight through the frame and ignore the locks. A wheel clamp on a vehicle would take longer but if they have spare batteries and, for example, it is blowing a gale and pouring down they know they are unlikely to be disturbed, so they can work away in peace.
They have certainly been used on bikes when the crooks just wanted the components. They just cut straight through the frame and ignore the locks. A wheel clamp on a vehicle would take longer but if they have spare batteries and, for example, it is blowing a gale and pouring down they know they are unlikely to be disturbed, so they can work away in peace.