Topeak45008053 Multi Position mounting Bracket Bike Lock, Black

This product is useless. Doesn’t fit with some onguard pit bull locks as stated.

Does not fit all 8000 series u lock, as stated in product information

My bracket lasted 6 months. If you are thinking of buying one save your money and buy something else

Considero que deben utilizar otro material para fabricarlo, el que venía con el candado se rompió y este que compré, no lo usé ni una semana y también se rompió. Es una lástima porque sujeta muy bien el candado. Si saben de otras opciones que cumpla con la misma función, háganmelo saber.

This is a great bike lock holder for the OnGuard Pitbull until it wears down. It allows you to clip your lock to your frame and ride off, and I like it. Its only issue is that the plastic wears over time, usually two or three years and it makes it harder for the spring to secure your lock on your frame, and the screw positioning the lock starts to loosen after a couple of years of cycling leading to the need for this replacement product. That is why I bought this and it was my second time obtaining a replacement.

Fast delivery. Looks exactly like the one that came with the lock when I originally bought it.

me duró muy poco, yo tengo un candado en U extra grande, el original se me rompió después de unos 12 meses, compré este como repuesto, y hoy 23 de marzo se me volvió a romper

There is ONLY 1 positive criticism of this U-Lock bracket: it's cheap.But here are all the reasons why the price point reflects the quality (or lack thereof):-The brackets that "hug" the frame of the bike are held on with 2 screws. No torque value is provided for installing the screws. Too loose and the bracket rotates around the frame post when you attach/remove the U-lock using the spring-loaded release clip. If you screw them in too tight, the cheap plastic brackets crack.-The spring on the release clip is very rudimentary. After a few attachment/removal cycles of the U-lock, the spring weakens and the U-lock rattles with every bump.-The "slot" opposite the spring clip is too weak and brittle. After a few attachments of the lock, it will inevitably fail. This is a catastrophic single point failure (i.e. attachment bracket becomes unusable and needs to be replaced). In my experience, the failure most often occurs as you are attaching the lock in place (that's the best scenario). If this slot weakens slowly (i.e. slowly progressive fracture), you could end up in a situation where it fails while holding the lock in place as you're cycling. Depending on the location where the bracket is attached onto the frame, you could injure yourself or damage your bicycle's components.-The bracket is significantly worse in cold temperatures; brittle, cheap plastic becomes too weak to support the weight of the metal U-lock. I ride year round in Chicago down to temperatures of -18F. One or two replacement brackets I bought failed after less than a week of daily use.Conclusion: if you don't mind spending the $8 for frequent replacements, it's the only bracket around for Onguard U-locks.