Cyclists worried about leaving their expensive bicycle unattended may be interested in a new bicycle GPS tracker and security system called MaxTracker. The real-time GPS and motion sensor system will ...

Watch out thieves, there’s a GPS in there. Word is quickly spreading on the Interwebs tonight about what many have considered the Holy Grail of bike theft — a GPS tracker for bicycles. UK-based GPS ...

Invoxia cellular GPS tracker uses 4G LTE-M and works anywhere in the US. It is small, lightweight, and discreet. Its battery is fast charging and lasts a long time. Anti-theft and geofencing alerts ...

Bikes are great for cruising through congested cities but there is a serious downside to pedaling your two-wheeler around… bike theft. It’s a big deal, for example, yearly estimates for stolen bikes ...

Bicycles are a notoriously easy target for thieves, but technology is here to help in the form of a new device that promises to help cyclists safeguard their property and recover it if stolen.

Any self-respecting bicycle owner with a gadget habit will have at least considered a GPS bike tracker. But the options to date haven’t been overly practical. GPS signals are weak, and battery life is ...

The Bikespike is a GPS-enabled cellular device which lets you track your bike. And while you can use it as an iPhone-connected bike computer, complete with speed, calorie and location stats, its main ...

Owning a bike and commuting on it regularly is a great way to end up with your bike getting stolen, unfortunately. It can be a frustrating experience, and it can be particularly difficult to track a ...

In its mission to "shake the unshakeable," Dutch bike manufacturer VANMOOF has created what it calls the world's first intelligent commuter bike. The VANMOOF 10 Electrified combines GPS navigation, ...

Bike+ also includes an alarm system to keep thieves at bay. Bike+ is securely fastened beneath the bottle cage to help prevent bike theft. Kevin Fahrner/Bike+ Oct. 10, 2013— -- A stolen ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Denver police are using bikes as bait to nab thieves. Since starting a “bike bait” program in late March, Denver police have arrested more than 20 bike theft ...