Lock your bike

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Parking your bike correctly

Park in a visible place: It is not advisable to leave bikes in remote locations that are hardly visible. Thieves know that they can operate there relatively undisturbed.
Therefore, public places that are well frequented are advantageous. Even better are enclosed spaces such as basements or lockable bike boxes.

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Connect your bike

  1. Always lock the wheel to the frame to a firmly anchored object (e.g., bike rack), even for short absences.
  2. Thread the lock chain through the frame and wheel to increase security.
  3. If possible, additionally secure sensitive parts such as the seat to the frame.

Find your bicycle

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Save frame number digitally

A distinctive code of letters and numbers on the bicycle makes it easier for lost property offices and police to assign it to the owner – without relying on manufacturer databases. Additionally, bicycle thieves tend to avoid coded bicycles, as they are difficult to sell.

  • GCB-1: Serial number on the rear luggage rack
  • E-Series E-Bike: under the bottom bracket of the frame
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Track bicycle

Bicycle trackers help deter theft by enabling owners to track their bike in real time. In case of theft, the bike can be precisely located to forward the position to authorities for recovery.

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