Stolen Bike Databases - Using the Interweb to our advantage
12-14-14 | 06:54 PM
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Stolen Bike Databases - Using the Interweb to our advantage
We all know bike thieves suck! There have been a couple of databases created to aid in the tracking down of stolen bikes. You can even tweet to [MENTION=58876]isi[/MENTION]tstolen with a serial number to check and see if it has been reported as stolen to one of the lower databases.
StolenBicycleRegistry just merged with BikeIndex.org! ☺
a.k.a: Bike thieves, life just got *way* more difficult
https://medium.com/@stolenbikessfo/s...g-102ffa548821 (The owner of [MENTION=58876]isi[/MENTION]tstolen)
And this org just submitted a petition to have craigslist and EBay require serial numbers on bicycle sales.
https://project529.com/garage/#about
Disclaimer: I in no way work for either organisation. I just think bike thieves should be hanged!
StolenBicycleRegistry just merged with BikeIndex.org! ☺
a.k.a: Bike thieves, life just got *way* more difficult
https://medium.com/@stolenbikessfo/s...g-102ffa548821 (The owner of [MENTION=58876]isi[/MENTION]tstolen)
And this org just submitted a petition to have craigslist and EBay require serial numbers on bicycle sales.
https://project529.com/garage/#about
Disclaimer: I in no way work for either organisation. I just think bike thieves should be hanged!
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