Bicycle Security
Hello everyone!
I did look maybe I missed it but is there a forum for bike security? If not I think there should be. Ok to my question, what is a good GPS security tracker, motion sensor, text you and let you know if your bike has been moved and then you can track it device that you can buy? Thank you for your time? |
The Spybike products look interesting from the standpoint of hiding the tracker by making it look like an integral part of the bike:
Motorcycle and Bicycle GPS Trackers - Products Of course if such devices become common I'm sure the thieves will catch on and quickly disable or remove them. No idea how well it works in practice - my last bike theft was about 40 years ago so I haven't been motivated to invest in such a device. |
Originally Posted by MattyGT
(Post 17635860)
Ok to my question, what is a good GPS security tracker, motion sensor, text you and let you know if your bike has been moved and then you can track it device that you can buy?
These all require a cell-phone account. You might be able to get a account one for $10/month. |
this is the right forum for this question
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Originally Posted by prathmann
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The Spybike products look interesting from the standpoint of hiding the tracker by making it look like an integral part of the bike:
Motorcycle and Bicycle GPS Trackers - Products Of course if such devices become common I'm sure the thieves will catch on and quickly disable or remove them. No idea how well it works in practice - my last bike theft was about 40 years ago so I haven't been motivated to invest in such a device. |
Originally Posted by MattyGT
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I did see those but my bike does not have that kind of neck thus it would not work for me. Surely are more I am guessing nut really have not found any.
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Originally Posted by prathmann
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There are several products on that page. I presume you could attach their light to your seatpost and/or replace the current seatpost with the one they plan to release soon.
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It appears you would need a data plan with the cell account.
Cheers, David in Alaska |
With both GPS and a cell phone system running, you'll need a big battery to keep it tracking for any length of time. It's easy with cars, trucks and even motorcycles, but on a bike? The Spybike seat post design is actually the first promising effort I've seen in this regard. And even that will fail if the thieves throw your bike inside a van (no GPS reception) or decide to strip the parts.
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Originally Posted by v70cat
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