Safety Measures

1 Padlock - Use a tiny padlock of the chain, they are unlikely to notice it and if they do attempt to ride it away, it will throw them off. 
2 Spare Parts - If you order secondhand spares for your bike, make sure you are dealing with a reputable breaker, an unscrupulous breaker will be aware of their next potential bike for breaking. 
3 Fit an alarm to the light switch in your garage, set to off between midnight and 7am. A small job for an electrician. 
4 CCTV - If you cannot afford a camera to monitor your bike 24-7, fit a false CCTV camera, they are readily available and a good preventative measure. 5 Police - Ask the advice of your local constabulary (remove your race can before you go down there!). They will have experience of dealing with the scum that want to nick your bike. 
6 Safety - don't try to carry your locks in a rucksack, many bikes have U-lock compartments under the seat or even behind the number plate, use a disac lock bag, specially for transporting your locks.

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