How to lock up a bike with a rear wheel lock? Really did try searching for this but couldn't find an answer. I'm getting a bike with a rear wheel lock like this:



Since the rear wheel is locked to the frame then would securing the front wheel and frame to a solid object with a ulock/chain be enough? Bike is around $1500 in the US, higher than average larceny in my city but not known for bike theft. Here are my options

1) Rear wheel lock + ulock or chain around the front wheel, frame, and bike rack = 2 locks in total 

2) Rear wheel lock + chain around rear wheel, frame, and bike rack + pitlock skewer for the front wheel = 2 locks + skewer 

3) Rear wheel lock + chain around rear wheel, frame, and bike rack + ulock around the front wheel and frame = 3 locks in total 

4) Rear wheel lock + chain around rear wheel, frame, and bike rack + ulock around the front wheel and frame + pitlock skewers on the front wheel, saddle, everything
Living in a country where this is the standard bike lock I have learned to work with it.

For a short stop where the bike is at little risk or while getting your second lock out, always lock this lock as soon as stopped.
Then you get a second lock out, U-lock, a cable or chain as per your choice or your insurance requirements or a combination of those.

As the rear wheel is locked to the frame, you can now select to use your second lock for the front wheel to the frame and both to a fixed point.
Or you can get a cable to be locked into your ring lock, either as a separate entrance to the lock for which the lock has its special hole, or one with a loop to go round the locking pin. And use that to fix the bike to a fixed point when you chose to lock the front wheel to just the frame.

I have always chosen a separate cable lock (when insurance allowed) or a chain to connect the frame to a fixed point, but my bike is not as valuable and always one of many where parked.
For a valuable bike I would likely use a good quality U-lock, a good quality fixed point and use that to lock the front wheel and frame.
If no good quality fixed point is available, I would not leave the bike there.