Cycle security survey 5 minutes max

[curtis dorrington]

Hi guys


cani please ask for 5 minutes of your time and ask to complete my survey which i hope will help toward improving cycle security.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MCT2RMV

thanks

 

[TheDoctor]

Done.

 

[curtis dorrington]

Thank you very much

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

I've completed the survey, but as you haven't told us who you are or what will happen to the data collected, I've not left you my contact details.

 

[curtis dorrington]

hi Jimmy.
i am develping some products for bicycle security and would eventually when i have products that i am satisfied with offer some free samples to gauge what tha market thinks.

its totally understandable you would not release your details.

thanks again

 

[HovR]

Completed. Not quite sure what innovations there could be? Lighter yet stronger locks?

 

[Wankelschrauben]

I would like ahidden tracker system to be developed for bicycles.

Something that sends you a message if it is on the move whilst armed,where it currently is and what direction it is going in.

 

[BSRU]

I would like ahidden tracker system to be developed for bicycles.

Something that sends you a message if it is on the move whilst armed,where it currently is and what direction it is going in.

That already exists.

 

[classic33]

That already exists.

Got an address of the supplier of one that isn't nearly in four figures, price wise?

 

[caimg]

Got an address of the supplier of one that isn't nearly in four figures, price wise?

I know a dwarf who'll hide in your bottle rack with an old Nokia 3210 and tell you where him and the bike have been taken (when stolen) for a tenner?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Got an address of the supplier of one that isn't nearly in four figures, price wise?

https://www.immobilise.com/view.php?stage=product&category=1&product=2 I don't know the product, it's just something I noticed while checking my immobilise details on a bike I gave to my brother.

 

[caimg]

https://www.immobilise.com/view.php?stage=product&category=1&product=2 I don't know the product, it's just something I noticed while checking my immobilise details on a bike I gave to my brother.

That's useless unless found and recovered by the police. Think he's looking for a cost-effective GPS chip that can be tracked after theft, which I'm not sure exists.

I used bike register.com and have a warning sticker and serial code on the frame, meaning a legit cyclist would be able to look up the code and see if my bike's been listed as stolen by me. Not much but I hope that the code and hard-to-remove warning sticker act as a deterrent.

 

[BSRU]

Got an address of the supplier of one that isn't nearly in four figures, price wise?

There is a rear light that is actually an alarm with GPS and a mobile phone sim card. It alerts the owner to any movement via text and can send GPS information which can track the alarm in "real" time on a web page.
I think it may have been called "spy lamp" and cost about £150, not sure though.