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StolenBikeRegistry.com - A Free Registry For Stolen Bikes

posted: July 14, 2009, 05:51 AM

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Bike theft sucks - No matter who you are, you probably just wanted a nice solid bike to ride, and now someone has stolen it. Otherwise you wouldn't be reading this.

Where I live, most bikes get stolen by people who come onto campus to steal a bike for quick drug money. They quickly sell them to a pawn shop or other 'grey-area' dealer within a few hours.

Thus, most stolen bikes never leave town, and most just get resold and end back up on campus, lost among the masses.

The situation where you live may be different, but the fact remains that it is too easy for people to steal and resell bikes, and too difficult to register and search for stolen bikes.



Stolenbicycleregistry.com wants to help fix this

How?

- By providing FREE 5 year web-based registration for your stolen bike.
- By providing detailed, searchable bike info - including reward offers, photos of your stolen bike, and more.
- By providing FREE web access to our stolen serial number database.
- By linking bike locators with bike owners. If someone runs your stolen bike's serial number, you get an email with their contact info. It's that simple.
- By running WATCHLIST - a free, bi-monthly email newsletter containing stolen bike info broken down by state, city, or zip code. WATCHLIST is printable, and aimed towards people who come into contact with a lot of bikes, people who want a quick reference of all the stolen bicycles in their area.


Check us out and register your bike!










 
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