Southern California - What kind of genius...

I stumbled across this little gem on city of Irvine website: http://www.ci.irvine.ca.us/ipd/geo/uni_bikeseclic.asp

Check out the fourth bullet point about "unique number." :rolleyes:

UD

snice

Yea that way they can steal your bike AND your identity.

Makes sense. That way if they catch the guy stealing your identity, you might get your bike back.:rolleyes:

Should I put my ATM pin down as well?

don't forget to engrave your mother's maiden name too

I stumbled across this little gem on city of Irvine website: Mark your bicycle with an engraver to deter thieves and to help the police in identifying and returning a stolen bike to the rightful owner.Use a unique number such as your social security number.

Check out the fourth bullet point about "unique number." :rolleyes:

UD

In a perfect world... this must be an old... very old fact sheet :roflmao2:

I stumbled across this little gem on city of Irvine website: http://www.ci.irvine.ca.us/ipd/geo/uni_bikeseclic.asp

Check out the fourth bullet point about "unique number." :rolleyes:

UD

Mark your bicycle with an engraver to deter thieves and to help the police in identifying and returning a stolen bike to the rightful owner.Use a unique number such as your social security number.

don't forget to engrave your mother's maiden name too

:lol:

Mark your bicycle with an engraver to deter thieves and to help the police in identifying and returning a stolen bike to the rightful owner.Use a unique number such as your social security number.
Thanks for quoting the bullet point I mentioned? I am not sure what the point of your post is.

California Law makes it mandatory for all bikes to be licensed.So why doesn't Anaheim require licensing of bicycles?

So why doesn't Anaheim require licensing of bicycles?

Because what they are saying is not true?
http://www.sacbike.org/sacbiking/CVCLaws.htm (these are the same as from the
DMV site but condensed)
39001. (a) The department shall procure and distribute bicycle license
indicia and registration forms to all counties and cities which have adopted
a bicycle licensing ordinance or resolution. Those counties and cities shall
issue the indicia and registration form to the owner of any new bicycle, and
may, upon request of the owner, issue an indicia and registration form to
the owner of any bicycle which complies with Section 39007.
39002. (a) A city or county, which adopts a bicycle licensing ordinance or
resolution, may provide in the ordinance or resolution that no resident
shall operate any bicycle, as specified in the ordinance, on any street,
road, highway, or other public property within the jurisdiction of the city
or county, as the case may be, unless the bicycle is licensed in accordance
with this division.
(b) Any bicycle not licensed under this division may be additionally
regulated or licensed pursuant to local ordinance or may be licensed upon
request of the owner.
39007. After December 31, 1976, no bicycle retailer shall sell any new
bicycle in this state unless such bicycle has legibly and permanently
stamped or cast on its frame a serial number, no less than one-eighth inch
in size, and unique to the particular bicycle of each manufacturer. The
serial number only shall be stamped or cast in the head of the frame, either
side of the seat tube, the toeplate, or the bottom sprocket (crank) housing.

Thanks for quoting the bullet point I mentioned? I am not sure what the point of your post is.

Actually, it's a courtesy to those of us who don't want to click off site. I usually just skip posts that are links. I felt generous today and kept reading a bit.

Actually, it's a courtesy to those of us who don't want to click off site. I usually just skip posts that are links. I felt generous today and kept reading a bit.

Oh gosh I am so flattered. :rolleyes: