Every order is completed on Amazon.com.au. 30-day returns, 2-year warranty.
Hardened steel and pick-resistant cylinders. A lock is only as strong as the thing you lock the bike to.
USB-C lights that hold their charge through a winter of commuting. Read the runtime, not the lumen headline.
One head for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop. A pump is the cheapest insurance against a long walk home.
Storage that works in a hallway: a T-shaped base keeps the footprint under the bike, not in your walking path.
Fit checks, failure modes and honest specs for Australian riders — no rankings, no hype.
Start with what you are doing, not with a category name. Prices and stock are always on Amazon AU.
U-locks, combination cable locks, pumps and lights built for Australian roads and weather. Priced without the bike-shop markup, delivered fast through Amazon.
The gear our riders keep coming back for.
Short stops and simple, low-cost protection.
For bikes left longer, ridden after dark, or used every day.
Find the right part for your ride.
Braided steel cores, PVC jackets and keyless codes — the locks we sell are the ones we would put on our own bikes. Salt air, gravel dust and a hot car boot are part of the test.
Presta, Schrader and Dunlop — one head fits all three. Steel barrel, anti-freeze hose and a base you can stand on, from a pocket-sized mini to a floor pump with a 160 PSI gauge.
No distributor and no shop margin — and a warranty claim that reaches the people who built the thing.
We make it, we answer for it.
Our locks, lights and pumps come off our own line in Shenzhen. When something goes wrong you talk to the people who built it, not a call centre.
Bought through Amazon, backed by us.
Amazon handles payment, delivery and returns. Our two-year warranty sits on top — and it is us who answers the email, in English, from a real inbox.
Straight answers on fitment.
Not sure which lock length suits your parking spot, or whether the pump fits your valve? Check the size chart on the product page, or send us a message before you buy.
Maintenance guides, fitment advice and buyer checklists.
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Fit, compatibility, shipping and returns — the questions riders ask before their first order.
For a bike left unattended all day, a U-lock with a 19mm shackle is the hardest of our locks to defeat, because both ends of the shackle lock into the body and an attacker has to cut twice. Pair it with a cable through the wheels. For short stops and lighter bikes, a 6mm hardened steel chain lock is more flexible and still awkward to attack, and a braided cable lock is the right choice when weight matters more than resistance.
A 19mm hardened steel U-lock takes longer to cut than a 6mm chain, but a chain cannot be braced against the ground, which makes an attack harder to set up. Most riders are best served by one rigid lock for the frame and one cable for the wheels, rather than one lock that tries to do everything.
Enough to pass through the frame, at least one wheel and whatever you are locking to. A 65cm lock handles a frame and a fixed rack; 100 to 103cm is the practical all-rounder for a frame, a wheel and a post; 120cm covers two bikes or a thick post plus both wheels. If you are between sizes, go longer — a lock that does not reach is a lock you will not use.
A five-digit combination gives 100,000 possible codes, which is comparable to a basic keyed cylinder, and it cannot be picked with a bump key. The trade-offs are real though: you cannot recover a forgotten code, and a determined thief can work through combinations if the lock is left somewhere quiet for long enough. Combination locks suit commuters who do not want to carry a key; a keyed lock suits anyone leaving a bike in the same place every day.
Yes. Australian road rules require a white light visible for at least 200 metres at the front and a red light visible for at least 200 metres at the rear when riding between sunset and sunrise. Our 300-lumen front light and 50-lumen rear light both exceed that, and the flashing modes are legal in every state. Lights are also required on shared paths and bike lanes, not just on the road.
Our pumps use a head that fits all three: Presta (road and most hybrids), Schrader (mountain bikes, kids bikes, cars) and Dunlop or Woods (many imported commuter bikes). You push the head on and flip the lever to lock it, so it will not leak while you pump. The floor pump with the gauge is rated to 160 PSI, which covers road tyres at 100 to 120 PSI and mountain bike tyres at 25 to 35 PSI.
Match the stand to your wheel size rather than your frame size. Our adjustable centre-mount stand extends from 33cm to 38cm and covers 20, 22, 24, 26 and 27.5 inch mountain bike wheels plus 451 and 650C road wheels. Read the number moulded into your tyre sidewall — something like 27.5x2.10 — before ordering, and note that a centre-mount stand needs a flat mounting plate behind the bottom bracket.
Every product page has a Shop on Amazon button that opens that product on Amazon.com.au, where you see live price, stock and delivery for your postcode. Payment, delivery and refunds are handled by Amazon. Our own warranty runs for two years against manufacturing defects and is handled directly by us — email support@gowowsport.com with your order number and photos.
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