Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: can the loops on the cable be hooked on the u lock when you lock the bike - or do you need a separate lock for them?
Document: One thing that that has me concerned is that nearly all the people who have been posting reviews don't appear to know how to properly lock up a bike. Here's the method that you should use to properly lock the bike with a u-lock/cable lock set. Use the U-lock to lock the frame and rear wheel to a pole or other immovable object.
When I first received this lock, it seemed to work fine. After biking to my destination, I pulled out my lock to secure my bike and found that the key would not turn in the lock. That night I liberally applied wd-40 as per the label instructions and the next morning the key turned in the lock and the lock worked as expected. I liked the cable/u-lock combo for keeping both of my wheels secure.
and my solution to the problem was to carry the cross bar and cable in the rear rack bag and use the mounting bracket to just hold the u-bar part of the lock (the assembled lock is simply too big to fit into the bag when put together). This seems to work very well and having shed half the weight of the lock makes the bracket closer to being adequate and the U-bar is comfortably out of the way when riding.
A defective spot makes u lose confidence towards a product. The outer painting for no reason melt in the rain. The painting stuck at my fingers and become unwashable.
This is my first lock. I love the fact comes with 4 feet loop cable so I can hook the wheels to the frame of the bike.
This seems pretty strong and it is nice that it comes with so many keys. I trust my bikes with this lock much more than a cable lock and it is long enough to go through the bike frame and rack frame.
I read up on many locks for a bike. This one had the best reviews and was the strongest. The clip mount that holds the lock on your bike is very convenient. Also having the cable allows you to lock both tires to the frame of your bike.
If you're into holding onto a key (as opposed to a combination) lock, this is an excellent high security bike lock with the additional safety of a cable lock combined with the &#34;U&#34; lock. Without freezing your bike in concrete, this is probably as secure a you can get.
This will effectively secure all the easily removable parts of your bike as well as the bike itself. The cable lock is not meant to be your main lock! Also, using it with a padlock is nearly useless because a padlock is easy to cut through. If you use the method I provided then your bike will be as secure as is possible. No bike lock is impenetrable but a properly secured bike should dissuade all but the most determined thieves.
This is a super sturdy lock. It would take some serious tool to cut through these locks. I also like this lock because it comes with the cable that allows you to hook the wheels to the frame of the bike. That being said, it's very difficult to use. The key and lock is difficult to turn and couple of times, when I thought the lock had snapped into place, it wasn't, and tugs off. I still haven't decided if I like these locks.
Answer: no