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Bow Mount Motor Lock

Article posted on December 29, 2009 - 14:33
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DuraSafe Inc. has developed a lock that helps prevent the theft of bow mount motors. The patent-pending lock replaces the factory knob and secures the motor to the mount. It screws into place, and with the turn of a key, protects the motor. The Bow Mount Lock offers reliable, affordable theft protection and eliminates the hassle of having to remove the motor when the boat is unattended. The knob fits the most popular MotorGuide bow mount trolling motors.

$18.99 • durasafelocks.com // (262) 544-5615

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