Oxford Quartz XD6 High Security Motorcycl Disc Lock - Yellow


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This guide helps owners of the Oxford Quartz XD6 disc lock understand its features and how to use it effectively. Designed for modern motorcycles, the XD6 offers high-security protection against theft with its robust construction and hardened locking pin. However, it's essential to understand the correct setup and usage to maximize its effectiveness. This guide covers key features, real-world applications, setup instructions, and troubleshooting tips to ensure your motorcycle remains secure.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LK207 |
| Brand | Oxford |
The primary function is to secure your motorcycle by preventing wheel rotation and deterring theft.
The twin spar chassis enhances the lock's strength and resistance to cutting attempts.
Contact Oxford customer support for replacement keys. It's advisable to have a spare key stored separately.
Clean the lock periodically and lubricate the locking mechanism with graphite lubricant.
Yes, it is essential. The minder cable prevents accidental riding with the lock engaged, which could damage your motorcycle.
The lock is made from alloy for durability and strength.
It is a high-security lock with a 6mm hardened locking pin and a robust build, designed to resist cutting and other forms of attack.
Check the Oxford website or contact their customer support for additional details or assistance.
Lubricate the locking mechanism with graphite lubricant. Ensure the key is fully inserted and turned.
Try wiggling the key gently while applying slight pressure. If it persists, use lubricant and avoid excessive force.
Double-check the compatibility of the lock with your motorcycle's disc and calipers. The pin might not be aligned. Ensure it is placed correctly.