#RidevsThief
The London bike locking campaign.
Cycle parking solutions
Cyclist-friendly products. From bike racks to secure cycle hubs. Award-winning team.
Stolen bikes
The community. The hunt is on. View and help locate London’s stolen bikes.
Resources
Stolen bikes are an ever increasing problem, not only in London but around the world. The rapidly expanding Stolen Ride resource section aims to provide top tips. Covering bicycle security, cycle insurance, cycle parking and how to recover stolen bikes.
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Has your bike been stolen?
Tweet the London cycling community. Get help locating your stolen bike from thousands of fellow cyclists.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Stolen Ride is a leader when it comes to bicycle security and tackling bike theft.
Currently only focused towards a London audience, the cycling community is at the heart of everything. Not only here to provide a stolen bike recovery community, but also to help prevent theft through cycle parking solutions, theft prevention tips and campaigns.
Discounts
Official Stolen Ride partners. Bicycle security and cycle insurance.
How many bikes are stolen in London?
Stolen bikes in the UK are a huge issue, but London is the true epicenter. Whilst around 20 thousand bikes are reported stolen to the police in London each year, the true figure could be nearer 70 thousand.
My bike has been stolen, what should I do?
Report your stolen bike with the police, this is an absolute must. Please have a read of our post on what to do next. Do tweet @StolenRide the details of the bike, including a photo and location (postcode in London, but not your exact home postcode). The community will quickly share the details around thousands of fellow cyclists in London who will search for your bike on the streets and online.
Are the cycle parking solutions only for London?
AS SEEN IN
Cooler
road.cc
Cycling Weekly
Evening Standard
BBC London News
The Huffington Post
Stolen Ride has also been mentioned in The Times, Tech For Good, BBC radio and more.
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