Stamped by the Police?
- Thread starter Big Jim
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MossCommuter
Legendary Member
- Location
- Salford
I got the local PCSO to come to the office a few months ago and she brought (and gave away) some invisible ink marker pens.
Yeah I've done this with our tele and valuables, etc. But would the pen last and be visible on a bike after a few months of heavy use? I took my bike out yesterday and it was covered in crud by the time I got home, needed a good clean down.
I'm not saying it won't work, but just wondering if the pens are man enough (so to speak).
subaqua
What’s the point
- Location
- Leytonstone
microdot. got them free many years ago when i bought a bike for my then 2 yr old daughter from halfrauds. still have loads left so any new kit gets one put on
I always thought that was a drug. Will look into this.
Mr Haematocrit
msg me on kik for android
- Location
- Out of the saddle
Datatag all my bikes, make a note of the frame number, GPS tracker
Microdot the wheels and components.
Microdot the wheels and components.
e-rider
Banned member
- Location
- South West
If your bike frame is made from anything other than steel, stamping it will cause some serious damage!
ohh, better not do that then. Just got in touch with the local police and they dropped round some stickers for me.
I'm not sure this will work, as I'm sure they can just be peeled off. BUt something's better than nothing for the moment I suppose.
CopperCyclist
Legendary Member
See and there I was coming on this post to say that if a police officer had stamped on you, you must have been EXTREMELY dangerous to justify that use of force! 
lol. Being "Big Jim", they'd have to use a lot of stamping to make any difference.See and there I was coming on this post to say that if a police officer had stamped on you, you must have been EXTREMELY dangerous to justify that use of force!
