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ABUS PRO TECTIC R 4960 NR Frame Lock

Réf. fabricant : 11260
The ABUS PRO TECTIC 4960 NR frame lock is a practical solution for quickly securing a bike during daily stops. Its integrated locking system... Read more

Recommanded price* : 30,95 €

Regular price 27,99 €
Regular price Sale price 27,99 €
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Description

The ABUS PRO TECTIC 4960 NR frame lock is a practical solution for quickly securing a bike during daily stops. Its integrated locking system immobilises the wheel in seconds, with no complex handling or additional accessories required. Designed for good-quality bikes, it offers effective protection in areas with a low to moderate risk of theft.

Fitted with an 8.5 mm hardened steel shackle, it also benefits from a reinforced body and locking components made from special hardened steel to improve its resistance. The integrated system also makes it easy to connect compatible accessories, such as an additional chain, to increase the level of security during extended parking.

The NR (Non Retaining Key) version allows the key to be removed when the lock is open, offering greater ease of use. Compact, robust and easy to handle, the PRO TECTIC 4960 NR represents an ideal solution for cyclists looking for a quick and reliable security device for everyday use.

Ref: 15697506992508

Informations techniques

Type: Frame lock
Model: PRO TECTIC 4960 NR
Brand: ABUS
ABUS security level: 7/15
Closure type: Key
Version: NR (removable key when lock is open)
Shackle material: Case-hardened steel
Shackle diameter: 8.5 mm
Housing reinforced with special case-hardened steel
Mounting system for ABUS compatible accessories
Compatible with ABUS additional chains and cables to enhance security
Recommended use: basic protection against theft in low or medium risk areas
Width: 59 mm
Height: 109 mm
Weight: 520 g
Alarm function: No
Alternative mounting possible via LH clamp adapter (depending on frame compatibility)

Informations prix

*Recommended retail price from supplier in November 2025