A pin retains the latch to the latch housing.

A latch-side axial support portion is provided in a latch housing of the latch mechanism.

The lock housing may be configured to at least partially receive the elongate lock member.

The lock preferably includes a lock housing (92) with structure for attaching the lock housing to the firearm.

The bicycle lock comprises a lock housing (1) accommodating a locking pin (2) and a locking mechanism.

The fairlead latch device includes a latch housing pivotally mounted to a fairlead housing.

The lock housing (1) is coupled to the saddle tube (6) by a rotating coupling (12).

The axis (9') of the lock housing (9) is intersecting the steering axis ( 4'), a longitudinally extending channel (26) is formed in the housing, and the lock (12) is axially displaceable mounted in the channel (26).

The latch housing includes one or more latches for securing the anchor chain in place.

The locking pin in the lower position thereof blocks the rotation of the coupling between the lock housing and the saddle tube.

The lock housing receives a padlock (78), the shackle of which is threaded through the eye (20) and around the locking pin (60).

The locking device may include an elongate lock member configured to engage the lid(s) and a lock housing that is associated with at least one of the sidewalls.

The lock housing may include a security element that is detectable by a security system to guard against theft of the container.

The bicycle lock is provided with coupling means (12) which are adapted to interact with counter-coupling means being part of the saddle tube in order to have a detachable coupling between the lock housing and the saddle tube.

In some cases, a security module is provided that releasably attaches to the lock housing to provide further alarm functionality.