No, there is not a way to add the integrated cable lock that the Thule Spare Me 2 Bike Rack # TH963PRO has to the Thule Spare Me model 963.
Your best option would be to use a cable lock like the Thule Cable Lock w/ One Key System Lock # TH538XT. This cable lock would provide you with the same ability to match the lock cores like with the integrated lock, but it would not be integrated into the rack. view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip Cable with Lock # CAM44290 is not available to be keyed alike to another lock. By keyed alike they are referring to the two keys that come with the lock being able to unlock that one lock. If you were to buy 2 locks, there is no way that we can ensure that the keys from one lock would work on the other and more than likely they will not because there are a few different key numbers out there for these locks.
We do have the etrailer Cable Lock # e98891 which has the... view full answer...
I recommend using cable lock # e98891. You can loop the cable through the wheels and around the frame of your bikes, then run the cable through the safety chain loops on the hitch. view full answer...
We do offer a range of keyed-alike lock sets such as the Bulldog Lifelong Trigger-Style Coupler Lock and 2-Inch Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock Set # BD580404. This two-piece set does not include a bike cable lock, however. We do not carry any such 3-piece set, but we can offer you separate cable locks for the bike.
For example, we offer the 10-Foot Cable Lock # e98891, the Tow Ready 4-foot Vinyl Coated Steel Cable Lock # TR63255.
Video link is attached for your reference. view full answer...
The majority of cable locks we offer are substantially smaller in diameter than the 3/4-inch size you are looking for. We do offer various lengths of 3/8-inch diameter cables (some on their own and others with locks) such as the Master Lock # 8256DAT. This is the largest diameter we offer in 8-foot or greater length. Perhaps two units daisy-chained together would suit your application. You would just need to connect one end of one cable to the lock of the other to end up with a total length... view full answer...
I checked with Thule and for your Trailblazer 998XT they no longer have the cable system available as a replacement part sinc the rack has been discontinued for so long (2006). We do have the cable lock part # e98891 which is a 10 foot cable lock you could route through the wheels of your bikes and then back to the safety chain loop of your trailer hitch. view full answer...
We do carry the Replacement Cable # S2005. This cable has the loop on one end and bolt hole on the other end of the 7' cable. It is constructed of 10mm braided steel cable. We do not have one 8-1/2' long like the Anti-Rattle Hitch Lock and Cable # S64030 you found. view full answer...
I would recommend to use the Dead Bolt brand of locks. They would have the 10 Foot Long Cable Lock, part # e98891 which can be keyed alike and they also list a range of receiver locks and coupler locks that can be all keyed alike.
I am including a link to a page that will list the different Dead Bolt receiver locks and coupler locks available.
The Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock with 8 Foot Cable, part # HRLHPC2 can not be keyed alike.
I would recommend when ordering to call our customer... view full answer...
There is indeed an add-on cable/hitch lock for the Kuat Transfer 2 bike rack TS02G. You'll want part # PTSCLK12, which includes the cable lock and the locking piece that goes on the existing threaded hitch pin. view full answer...
If your Yakima Kingpin bike rack was made made after 2004 then you would use the Yakima LockUp Hitch Lock and Locking Cable, # Y07238. If it was made prior to 2004 then there are no cable locks that will fit unless it is a separate one like # e98891. view full answer...
The etrailer.com # e98891 is a good choice to secure your bikes to the NEO2 bike rack, part # B01748. If you ran the cable through the wheels and around the uprights of the rack, then through one of the safety chain holes in your hitch, you'd secure bikes to the rack and the rack to the hitch.
I've linked you to a product demonstration video for the bike rack as well as for the cable lock.
The Swagman Cable lock you mentioned would only be tested to work on Swagman bike racks. view full answer...
For your Companion 5th wheel hitch, # BWRVK3300 with a 3/8 inch hole, we recommend the Master Lock Python Adjustable Cable Lock, # 8419DPF. This lock works well with your hitch to keep it secure in the bed of your Ford F-350 Super Duty when not in use. The cable lock can be run through the same locations on both sides and attaches to itself.
I do not recommend using the lock or the cable while towing the trailer though. Use the regular pin when towing as the locks mentioned are not rated... view full answer...
The # e98891 cable lock and the # e98882 Hitch Lock by DeadBolt are indeed available keyed alike. Simply use the drop down menu on each product page, and select the 'Keyed Alike' option, as you can see in the photo I've edited for you. view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but there are not replacement parts available for the lock on the Yakima Fullback. Instead you can replace the entire cable lock assembly using the # 8880572 at a fairly reasonable price. view full answer...
There certainly is a way to lock the hitch pin of your Prorack PR8062404 4 bike rack. For the hitch lock only, use part # Y07235 or if you wanted the hitch lock plus a cable lock to secure the bikes to the rack, use part # Y07238.
If you click on the two links, you can see product demonstration videos for the hitch lock and the cable/hitch lock combo. view full answer...
Glad you enjoy the bike rack and we have exactly what you need to secure your investment. The Anti-Rattle Hitch Lock and Cable Lock for Hollywood Racks # HRLHPTC. As the title says, it comes with an anti-rattle hitch lock which secures your Trail Rider to your hitch receiver as well as an 8' cable lock to secure your bikes to the rack. They have keyhole covers to keep dirt out and it comes keyed alike with 4 keys.
I've added a link to a video review of this product for you to take a look... view full answer...
The ProSeries Q-Slot rack already includes an anti-rattle hitch pin, but doesn't offer a locking mechanism.
You could use a cable lock like the # e98891 cable lock, and loop it around the bikes, the rack and the hitch or through one of the safety chain loops in the hitch to secure everything. view full answer...
If your transport is a one-time or occasional event you might consider a pair of basic rubber chocks like the # 337WC8127 for stabilization along with a cable lock to secure the vehicle by its axle. We offer the Master Lock Quantum Self-Coiling, Combination Cable Lock - 1/2" Diameter x 6' Long # 8122D that is 6-feet by 1-3/16-inches thick. This could wrap around an axle and be secured to a simple bolt on D-ring like # LRB1 (hardware is not included). This arrangement would allow the cable... view full answer...
Because the Saris Thelma uses a threaded hitch pin, the Receiver Lock with Cable, part # HRLHPC1 will not work.
The good news is that we do offer a locking hitch pin specifically designed for Saris bike racks, part # SA3022. There's also a Saris cable lock available as part # SA981. view full answer...
The Yakima locks are designed to only work with Yakima components and I cannot guarantee that another brand would fit. If you do just need the lock part, you can use # Y07235. If you did need to replace the lock and cable, then you would also need a cable lock like # Y07238. view full answer...
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