Design
Considerations
In the end, if the thief really wants to steal the car, no matter what preventative measures one takes, the car will likely be stolen. Devices such as the Club, however, are a moderately effective deterrent for thieves who are too lazy or unprepared to deal with a steering wheel lock.Once attached and locked, the Club prevents the steering wheel from duration turned and so immobilizes the motorcar. All the more whether a thief breaks into the van and starts the engine, the thief can't impel out with the motorcar seeing the steering wheel is essentially locked in corner.
Weaknesses
According to the bicycle lock, the Club is not entirely foolproof. There are many ways to dismantle or otherwise bypass it provided the thief is resourceful, patient and constant to steal the automobile. The steel bar, Sure, is arduous to chop down, however a seasoned thief can easily decrease one bar off in less than a minute using a team of bolt cutters. Another bag that thieves have been known to weaken this device is by spraying liquid nitrogen onto the club, making the bars very brittle and thus making it easy to break with a hammer. Another disadvantage to the Club is that it prevents the car from being stolen, but not the contents inside the car.
The Club is essentially a bar with a lock that consists of two reinforced steel bars that wrap approximately the steering wheel and borderline. The length of the bar protrudes so that when installed, it Testament hit the door, windscreen or seat and thus prevent the steering turn from being turned in any succession. The bar can be unlocked and removed safely exclusive by the owner with the solution that comes with the lock.
Function
In this case, it is likely that they will simply move on to another car that does not have the Club installed.
