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AXA Rahmenschloss Kit Imenso L-Large/ULC 130/Tasche

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AXA Rahmenschloss Kit Imenso L-Large/ULC 130/TascheErgonomischer Bedienknopf, Kindersicherung Schlssel im geffneten Zustand abziehbar Sehr groe ffnung Gehrteter Stahlbgel und Schlossgehuse Praktisches Set mit Plug In Kette ULC 130 und Tasche Serie: Imenso L Large Kit Breite:ffnung 75 mm Gebinde Inhalt: 2 Schlssel, Befestigungsmaterial, Plug In Kette ULC 130, Satteltasche Sicherheitsklasse: 12 Das AXA Imenso L ist ein hochwertiges Rahmenschloss mit einem innovativen Design und bietet die Mglichkeit ein

  • Ergonomischer Bedienknopf, Kindersicherung
  • Schlüssel im geöffneten Zustand abziehbar
  • Sehr große Öffnung
  • Gehärteter Stahlbügel und Schlossgehäuse
  • Praktisches Set mit Plug-In-Kette ULC 130 und Tasche
Serie:Imenso L-Large Kit
Breite:Öffnung 75 mm
Gebinde/Inhalt:2 Schlüssel, Befestigungsmaterial, Plug-In-Kette ULC 130, Satteltasche
Sicherheitsklasse:12
 
Das AXA Imenso L ist ein hochwertiges Rahmenschloss mit einem innovativen Design und bietet die Möglichkeit ein UPI Plug-In-Kabel oder eine ULC Plug-In-Kette in die Seite des Schlosses zu stecken und damit Ihr Fahrrad mit einem festen Objekt zu verbinden.


Das Imenso L Rahmenschloss bietet optimalen Schutz durch den Anti-Bohr-Zylinder und den gehärteten Stahlbügel. Der ergonomische Bedienknopf bietet maximalen Komfort. Sollten Sie einmal Ihren Fahrradschlüssel verlieren, ist das kein Problem. Ein zusätzlicher Schlüssel kann über den Online-Schlüsselservice bei AXA bestellt werden und wird innerhalb weniger Tage geliefert. 

Das AXA Imenso XL lässt sich auf verschiedene Weise anbringen. Das Schloss wird standardmäßig an Befestigungslöchern im Rahmen des Fahrrads montiert. Sollten im Rahmen des Fahrrads keine Befestigungslöcher für die Montage eines Rahmenschlosses vorhanden sein, können Sie die AXA Flex Befestigungsleisten bestellen und verwenden.

Das Imenso XL hat eine extra breite Öffnung von 92 mm damit es auch auf breite Schutzbleche oder Ballonreifen passt.

Sicherheit:
Sicherheitsstufe 12; Maximaler Schutz durch optionale Einsteckmöglichkeit; Kindersicherung: Schloss kann während der Fahrt nicht unabsichtlich geschlossen werden

Ausstattung:
Ergonomischer Bedienknopf; Online Schlüsseldienst; Farbe Schwarz; Schlüssel in geöffnetem Zustand abziehbar

Technische Info:
Gehärteter Stahlbügel und Schlossgehäuse ; Anti-Bohr-Platte im Zylinder; Montage mittels flexibler Befestigung, auch für abweichende Rahmenrohre; Extra breite Öffnung von 75 mm; Passt auf breite Schutzbleche oder BallonreifenE

Wird mit Plug-In-Kette ULC 130 sowie einer Satteltasche geliefert

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