Oxford Screamer XA7 Alarm Disc Lock - Yellow/Matt Black Reviews

3.5 Rating 8 Reviews

About Infinity Motorcycles:

Infinity Motorcycles was established in 1999 by Rob Puttick and Dave Holloway, both veterans of the UK motorcycle trade. From humble beginnings in a former bank on the North Circular in London, Infinity Motorcycles now has 14 branches, from Glasgow to Southampton, and an online department, employing a total of around 150 people.

Everyone likes a bargain, but we try and make sure we offer a bit more too. Our staff turnover is low and we invest more in staff training than anyone else we know of in the bike trade - we don't think these two facts are mutually exclusive! Infinity Motorcycles takes Customer Service seriously. So Dave and Rob still want to hear from you about your experience of shopping with us, good or bad.

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Andrew Thornton

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“Very poor quality disappointed in the lock expected much better from Oxford. Key really hard to get in to undo the lock battery lasted 2 days before it stopped working”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Alarm on it is useless I've used it twice and it just makes silly noises all the time ,so ill have to take it back now”

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Posted 4 months ago

“Dont waste your money , i have only had it a couple of months and its already playing up making stupid sounds going off sparadically, its only good as a lock, i have now removed the battery to stop the silly noises.”

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Posted 5 months ago

“Does the job”

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Posted 5 months ago

“The Oxford Screamer XA7 Alarm Disc Lock is solid, reliable, and gives real peace of mind. while the 100dB alarm is loud enough to scare off any thief. It’s sturdy, easy to fit. Highly recommended for any rider.”

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Posted 6 months ago

“Ok for the price think I would buy a better one next time”

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Posted 7 months ago

“A good fitting alarmed lock that fits my 23 bike and my 41 year old bike. An extra bit of security for a theif to try and remove.”