Lock compliance · D-lock (U-lock) Last verified: 2026-07-12
Kryptonite New York 3000: Sold Secure Rating Could Not Be Verified
We could not verify a current Sold Secure rating for the Kryptonite New York 3000 on soldsecure.com. We do not test locks ourselves and we will not guess a rating. Below is exactly what we found, and what to check yourself before relying on this lock for an insurance claim.
Discontinued or superseded
We could not find a current Sold Secure listing under the exact name "New York 3000." Kryptonite’s New York range has been substantially revised; the current lineup (New York Lock STD, New York Lock LS) is Diamond-rated. If you own an original "New York 3000," check the model number stamped on the lock body against soldsecure.com directly rather than relying on the old marketing name — we are not willing to assume it carries the same rating as the current range.
Sold Secure rating
No current Sold Secure rating could be confirmed for the Kryptonite New York 3000. Source checked: Sold Secure approved-product search (no "New York 3000" listing found) , 2026-07-12.
Frequently asked
- Is the Kryptonite New York 3000 accepted by UK cycle insurers?
- We could not verify a current Sold Secure rating for the Kryptonite New York 3000 on soldsecure.com. We could not find a current Sold Secure listing under the exact name "New York 3000." Kryptonite’s New York range has been substantially revised; the current lineup (New York Lock STD, New York Lock LS) is Diamond-rated. If you own an original "New York 3000," check the model number stamped on the lock body against soldsecure.com directly rather than relying on the old marketing name — we are not willing to assume it carries the same rating as the current range. Without a confirmed current rating we cannot say which insurers would accept it. Check the model number stamped on your lock against soldsecure.com's approved-product search directly, or contact your insurer.
- Has the Kryptonite New York 3000 been discontinued?
- This appears to be a discontinued or superseded product. That does not change what an existing unit is physically capable of, but it does mean it may no longer appear on Sold Secure's current approved-product database, which is what most insurers check.