Product: Xena Intelligent Security

April 22, 2009 By Cycle World

Disc locks are an effectve means of deterring thieves, but Xena’s line of locks takes the concept one step farther by including a motion-sensitive alarm that screams at 110dB. Other items in Xena’s lineup are Bullett-Lock Alarms, high-tensile steel cables, hardened-steel chains, ground anchors and the Claw chain adapter that enhances the security of the disc locks. Prices start at $35.

XENA Security LLC.
1648 Taylor Rd.
Port Orange, FL 32128
386/322-8069
www.xenasecurity.com

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