Quote from: mrgold35 on October 30, 2023, 05:32:01 AM
Do you know the serial number of your ebike?  I would let the police know the S/N and sign up for bike registry sites like Bike Index, Project 529, and local police bike registry sites.  The ebike might be parted out or abandoned on the side of the road once the battery power runs out (unless they have a charger).

I would check into GPS trackers and air tags for next time.  I also have layered security with my Rad ebikes (2 rovers/2 Radcity).  Adding 2-3 locks might be enough to make a thief move to an easier target compared to having one lock. I have a cable lock, chain+lock, U-bolt lock, and Boomerang cell GPS tracker.  I would and 1-3 layers depending on the situation and how much time I'm going to be out-of-site from our ebikes. 

Thanks. I have the S/N and I posted it on Bike Index as well as the police report I filed. I will look more into Project 529 and local bike registry sites. I actually ordered air tags and multiple locks yesterday with that idea in mind. I'm hopeful the bike turns up!

I'm located in San Diego, California. The bike was stolen in Pacific Beach, CA ... specifically from 1525 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA 92109.

Hi Everyone - my Rad Power bike was stolen this evening and I'm wondering if anyone can share help on how I'd be able to locate my bike? The lock was cut while it was parked outside of a restaurant on a popular road and it's very upsetting.

I have the serial number if that is helpful at all.

Thanks ... Chris