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Old 12-04-16, 09:05 AM
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I think it's a good idea too. I'd could see sticking one inside the head tube before inserting the fork, or taking the BB out and reaching up and around to stick one inside the bottom of the seat tube. Somewhere hard to find and hard to remove. But I'm not sure if it can be read through carbon.

Originally Posted by wphamilton
I've been dreaming about taking it a step further, using active RFID which is basically the same thing with a power source to extend the range (up to 25 meters). As soon as you saw your bike missing you could alert the receivers (in other phones or scattered about town) and get a location when the stolen bike passes by them.
Figure something like that out and take it on Shark Tank. You can make millions and I'll be a customer.
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