Two Locks. One Key. Ready to Ride.

Whether you ride together or own multiple bikes, the TIGR Mini Keyed-Alike Pair makes locking up easier. Both locks use matching cylinders, and all four included keys open either lock—so there’s no need to keep track of which key belongs to which bike.

Each TIGR Mini delivers dependable bike security in a compact, lightweight design. The flexible high-carbon steel band provides an approximately 4" × 7" locking area—just enough room to secure a bike frame, wheel, or both to a bike rack. A scratch-resistant coating helps protect your bike’s finish, while the pick-resistant stainless-steel cylinder provides reliable protection.

When it’s time to ride, snap each lock into its included frame-mounted clip and go. Two bikes. Two locks. One shared key system.

Why Riders Choose the TIGR Mini Keyed-Alike Pair

• One key opens both locks: All four included keys work with either TIGR Lock.
• Ideal for two-bike households: A simple solution for couples, families, or riders with multiple bikes.
• Compact by design: Each approximately 4" × 7" locking area offers the functionality of a mini U-lock without the familiar bulk.
• Remarkably lightweight: Each lock weighs just 15 ounces.
• Built for real protection: Flexible high-carbon steel bands are engineered to resist cutting and other common attacks.
• Independently certified: TIGR’s high-carbon steel locks have earned ART® certification for bicycle security.
• Easy on your bikes: Scratch-resistant coatings help protect each frame’s finish.
• Simple to carry: Two included mounting clips attach to standard water-bottle cage mounts.
• Quick to secure: Push-button cylinders let you lock up without using a key.

What’s Included

• Model: BL420
• Two TIGR Mini high-carbon steel bands
• Two matching keyed-alike stainless-steel cylinders
• Four keys—all keyed to open both locks
• Two bike mounting clips
• Locking mechanism: Push-button locking
• Key registration available at TIGRLock.com
• Suited for locking the rear wheel through the rear triangle to a bike rack (i.e., the Sheldon Brown locking method).