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  1. Join the National Bike Registry today to protect your bike

    click.linksynergy.comclick

  2. =x= This is SPAM. Exhortations to buy a service belong in rec.bicycles.marketplace ONLY, and not
    crossposted to these groups at all.

    =x= Also, this particular service can be obviated if you keep track of your bike's serial number.
    See details in the Freezer Registration article in this message:

    groups.google.comgroups

    <_Jym_

  3. The best way to stop bicycle theft is to not buy a stolen bike. Look in the mirror.

  4. Quoted message said:

    less than 3% of unregistered stolen bikes are returned to theirs owners


    and this goes up to ??% for my $10??? lol

  5. On 18 Aug 2003 11:58:31 -0700, in rec.bicycles.tech, Jym Dyer <[email hidden]> may have said:

    [Jym Dyer's post was in response to a message announcing the existence of an alleged anti-theft
    registry service for bicycles.]

    Quoted message said:

    =x= This is SPAM. Exhortations to buy a service belong in rec.bicycles.marketplace ONLY, and not
    crossposted to these groups at all.

    =x= Also, this particular service can be obviated if you keep track of your bike's serial number.
    See details in the Freezer Registration article in this message:

    groups.google.comgroups

    Additionally, from LEO acquaintances: In the US, no private registry of information is likely to be
    consulted by any law enforcement organization when attempting to identify a bicycle's owner pursuant
    to a possible theft recovery situation. If the SN wasn't added to the police theft report, no
    matchup is likely to be made between owner and unit if the item is recovered.

    In other words, the "service" is likely to be worthless in fact.

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    My email address is antispammed; pull WEEDS if replying via e-mail. Yes, I have a killfile. If I
    don't respond to something, it's also possible that I'm busy.

  6. Werehatrack said:

    Additionally, from LEO acquaintances: In the US, no private registry of information is likely to
    be consulted by any law enforcement organization when attempting to identify a bicycle's owner
    pursuant to a possible theft recovery situation. If the SN wasn't added to the police theft
    report, no matchup is likely to be made between owner and unit if the item is recovered.

    That's why here in Germany thee police register bikes. The number is then covered with a big sticker
    "Hands off, this bike is registered", which seems to have a deterent effect on the rats.

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