If you just want to browse:

If you're just curious, you can browse our database of stolen bikes by clicking here.

If you think you've found one of the stolen bikes listed in our database, you can send the owner an email, and with any luck, there will be a bounty on the bike you found.

You should also read about WatchList, our free, bimontly email list of stolen bikes organized by city, state, and zipcode.

If you're just here to browse, start here

If you have had your bike stolen:

If you are here to register your stolen bike, you can do so here, and even upload a photo for identification purposes. Your bike's photo and specs will then be available in our database and viewable on the web - but not your contact information, unless you want it visible.

You can also - as an added incentive for recovery - offer a bounty for your stolen bike.

If someone thinks they've found your bike, they can alert you via email, or via your contact information, if you have made that available.

Also, if one of our registered users - like a bike shop, dealer, or reseller - runs your stolen bike's serial number, you will receive an automatic email alerting you about your bike, complete with their contact information.

If you are here to register your stolen bike, start here

If you want to run full serial numbers:

If you are someone who wants to search full serial numbers, such as a:

bike shop or reseller

biking enthuiast

law enforcement employee

college parking/impoundment employee

... we can provide you with several quick, easy, FREE ways to run bike serial numbers. All we ask is that you provide us with your contact information to let us auto-notify bike owners if one of the serial numbers you run turns up stolen.

If you want to register and run serial numbers, start here