Features: 1. Made of steel coil cable wrapped in plastic, this lightweight item is easy to pack. 2. Multi-functional design suited for brake safety reminders. 3. Equipped with two looped ends: one for the disc lock and the other for the hand grip. 4. Effectively prevents potential damage and embarrassment caused by riding away while the disc lock is engaged. 5. With good elasticity, it stretches up to 1.25m, accommodating both short and tall handlebars. Specification: Description: This item is a wire cable for disc locks, featuring a lightweight and easy-to-pack, brightly colored coiled design. It serves as a highly visible theft deterrent, helping to avoid potential damage and embarrassment from riding off with the disc lock still engaged. A practical product that you will find essential. Features: 1. Composed of steel coil cable wrapped in plastic, this colorful cable is lightweight and easy to pack, fully meeting your needs. 2. Multi-functional design for disk lock reminder brake safety. 3. Two looped ends: one for the disc lock and the other for the hand grip. 4. Effectively prevents potential damage and embarrassment caused by riding off while the disc lock is still on. 5. With excellent elasticity, it can stretch to 1.25m, suitable for both short and tall handlebars. Specifications: Material: Steel coil cable wrapped in plastic Optional Color: Orange, Green, Yellow Unstretched Length: Approx. 7cm / 2.8" (excluding loops) Height of Loop: 10cm / 3.94" Stretched Length: Approx. 1.25m / 49.21" Cable Inner Diameter: 2mm / 0.08" Cable External Diameter: 3.5mm / 0.14" Fitment: Suitable for motorcycles, scooters, and bicycles (compatible with various locks; including combination locks and standard locks). Package Included: 1 x Reminder Coil Cable Note: 1. Please allow for slight measurement errors of 1-3cm due to manual measuring. Thank you for your understanding. 2. Monitor calibrations may vary; the color of the item displayed in photos might differ slightly from the actual product. Please refer to the actual item as the standard. 3. Avoid riding off with your disc lock still on the brake rotor.