About 1.5 million bicycles are stolen each year, and only about 20 percent are returned to their owners. A California company, Factory Enhancements Corp., has introduced a motion-sensor alarm system ...

With the bicycle sales exploding these days and more start-ups cashing in proper money, there’s still one problem left unsolved. You get them in all shapes and forms, everything from carbon fiber and ...

With the growing popularity of bicycle usage, there has been an increase in the number of bike thefts. It’s always a challenge to find the perfect way to secure your bike — that is both easy to use ...

Before a thief notices the device has been fitted, a 150 db blast is triggered. It’s widely accepted that car alarms are becoming more and more useless, as they blend into cities’ soundscape. The ...

There are a ton of bike locks and anti-theft solutions on the market, but it seems that no matter how a bike owner attempts to thwart thieves, his or her bike is always at risk of disappearing at the ...

To help keep your bike locked up safe, a tiny new device can send an alarm to your iPhone if someone so much as touches it. Plus if your bike does get nabbed, it can hunt it down using the cloud.

About 1.5 million bicycles are stolen each year, and only about 20 percent are recovered and returned to their original owners. A California company, Factory Enhancements Corp., has introduced a ...

A new silent alarm could make bicycle theft a thing of the past. The Cricket works in a similar way to standard security alarms, except it is combined with a free iPhone app. If anyone touches or ...

We love our bikes here at Gizmag. We really appreciate efforts to help keep our rides out of the hands of thieves, too, especially those innovations that serve more than one purpose – such as the Küat ...

Although not a lock per se, The Cricket, which is currently running an IndieGoGo crowd funding campaign, is another attempt to bring a smarter approach to securing your bicycle. In that sense, the ...

About ten minutes after the very first car alarm went off, the tech went from being a genuine theft deterrent to an annoyance that everyone just ignores. The makers of the Bike Mine have a better idea ...