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Old 05-17-14 | 08:12 AM
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bulevardi
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From: Pajottenland, Brussels, Belgium

Bikes: L'Avenir Urban, Cannondale Bad Boy

Originally Posted by ClarkinHawaii
Well, I think the idea is that you get the alert when they first start fiddling with your bike. You have plenty of time to rush to the scene while they are trying to figure out how to defeat the lock.
If you're in the neighbourhood of your bike, that is.

If you park your bike a railway station like I do, to get a train further away to work (or other public transit). It takes me longer than an hour to get back to my bike if I would get an alert, if I already can leave my workplace for that reason.


Originally Posted by ClarkinHawaii
As far as "adding a chip to your bike", I think that's easier said than done, No?
Bike companies could produce it with chips inside. Or you can store it in your saddle or somewhere in your tires or somewhere else.
I don't see the reason why it would be difficult to hide a chip somewhere in a bike.
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