Never Lose Track of Your Bike with our AirTag-Moto Steerer tracker.

Whether you ride a £500 commuter or a £10,000 dream build, bike theft is an unfortunate reality. Even with quality locks and secure parking, determined thieves can still strike.

That's why more cyclists are turning to Bluetooth tracking devices such as Apple AirTags and Motorola Moto Tags as an additional layer of protection. Hidden inside your bike, these compact trackers can help you locate your bike if it's stolen, misplaced, or transported without your knowledge. AirTags have been used successfully in numerous bike recovery cases, particularly when owners act quickly and provide location information to the police.

Why Hide a Tracker Inside Your Bike?

A tracker is only useful if it stays with the bike.

Many AirTag mounts place the tracker under a bottle cage, saddle, bell, or accessory mount. While these locations are convenient, they can also be discovered and removed by thieves.

A hidden tracker gives you a much better chance of tracking your bike long enough to aid recovery. Cycling security experts consistently recommend concealing trackers in locations that are difficult to access without tools.

AirTag or Moto Tag?

Both devices are designed to help you locate personal belongings using large device networks.

Apple AirTag

Apple AirTags use the Find My network, which leverages millions of Apple devices worldwide to anonymously report a tag's location. In towns and cities where iPhone usage is high, location updates can be remarkably effective.

Motorola Moto Tag

Moto Tag works with Google's Find My Device network, allowing Android users to track their belongings through compatible Android devices. It's an excellent option for riders who prefer the Android ecosystem.

Whichever platform you use, keeping the tracker hidden significantly improves the chances of maintaining visibility if your bike is stolen