How To Use An Oxford Boss Alarm Disc Lock 

This wasn't so simple until I saw this video. Well done and thank you. Plain & simple.

Super helpful. Can't believe it comes without instructions. Cheers

Brilliant, many thanks….I just couldn’t figure out how to change the batteries!

Your lighting setup is much better now, you can actually see the the product 😅😉 Keep those quality videos rolling. I personally like them even if I’m not after anything specific.

Very helpful. Just bought one and spent five minutes wondering how to get the battery case open.

Great thanks. It was very helpful.

Would love to see a POV of this stud getting ready in the mornings if possible

Just purchased one of these it did come with a folded warranty card that does have instructions how to used it and change the batteries, but no easy to follow pictures hence me being here watching your very informative video. Subbed/bell and thumb clicked thanks for the upload.

Super helpful bro, thanks!!

Super helpful, thanks!

Thank you very much 😊

Thank you

Thanks. Nice and simple! 👍

Great video, very helpful. Any idea how long the alarm lasts if triggered?

Thanks for this - I can’t find any info about low battery. My lock has started randomly going off, so I’m wondering if thats batteries or malfunction? I’ve had it 13 months in constant use.

Honest review - I HATE my boss alarm. Had it for 2.5 years now. It’s WAY too sensitive. Slightest vibration from the ground can set it off and have you going to your bike every two seconds. It used to not be so sensitive but overtime it’s just without fail - I set it and try to stabilize it so it has no movement but still like clockwork it goes off. Ultimately the U on the lock does not stabilize it so any degree of sway will set it off. I already use a New York lock and Oxford big chain lock so I’m just going to get a small disc lock that screams bc this one is not worth the hassle and annoyance if you have neighbors or live in an apartment. Also if your alarm is going off a lot it will start to desensitize your neighbors and anyone giving a crap about an alarm going off. With all of this I have to get a replacement of some sort bc this isn’t working.

The only issue is you have really quick on opening the lock when the alarm is armed.

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These are a load of shit in all honesty.. Three very negative points... 1. Ridiculously over priced . 2. Ridiculously heavy to carry whilst riding. 3. Any dedicated motorcycle thief will always work in twos and whilst one holds his thumb over the vented alarm hole on the lock muting the noise the other grinds off the shackle with his battery grinder in literally 30 seconds... Save your money and buy a real motorcycle alarm system . Let's face it if you spent over £8/10,000 on your beloved motorcycle what's £500 on a proper alarm system..