bike lock word combination

These locks ship set to 0000. To change the code: start with the dials at 0000, pull out the cable or open the shackle, rotate the shackle/knob about 90°, set your desired digits so they align with the pointer, then return the shackle/knob to the locked position.

A 4-digit combination design provides 10,000 possible codes — effectively the range 0000 through 9999.

Lock bodies/cores are described as zinc alloy or alloy steel. Cables use a steel core with a PVC or plastic coating (an outer plastic layer) to prevent scratches and resist corrosion.

Reported cable diameters include 10 mm (0.39"), 3.6 mm (0.14"), and 2.5 mm (0.1"). Lengths range from about 43 cm (16.93") up to roughly 59 inches, and one description lists 1 m (3.3 ft).

They emphasize a keyless 4-digit combination design that’s easy to use. Descriptions also note compact size and lightweight construction for easy carrying and storage.

Descriptions mention corrosion resistance, anti-rust and waterproof properties, and a PVC/plastic coating on cables to prevent scratches and help protect against wind, rain, sun and temperature exposure.

Typical steps: start from the factory code 0000, pull out the cable or open the shackle, rotate the knob or shackle about 90°, set the digits so they align with the pointer, then return the knob/shackle to lock the new code.

Descriptions advise writing down the new code in case you forget it and warn that the seller cannot assist if you lose the password, so keep the code recorded or stored where you can access it later.