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I have the same issue. I just bought a bike and dug out my old bike lock from college. Obviously the codes I'd being using now are not what I programmed my bike lock originally with. Any suggestions??
I've been trying to listen to the lock when I rotate the numbers and crack the code. Not a fun task.
It'll take a bit of time but you can just start at 000 or 0000 and start counting. I did this once with a 4 digit lock and cracked it in a couple of hours. Problem is if the code is at the far end from where you started it could take a long time..
Bar that, I don't know, did you change the code originally or is it still set at the default, which would be easier 'cos they only use a limited number of combinations for those..
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