User Manual

Bike Theft Prevention
Bicycle theft is an on-going problem. If you haven't already, you should
record the make, model and serial number of your bicycle and store this
information in a safe place. It's also a good idea register your bike with the
Department of Public Safety, FREE. The CU Public Safety Crime
Prevention Unit will engrave a Police Unique ID number on the bike. The
bike will be automatically registered to the owner from New York to
California.
While it's not possible to make your bicycle 100% theft-proof, there are
some simple steps you can take to increase the security of your bicycle
and its parts:
Use a case-hardened "U" lock; cable locks are easily cut
If you use a regular padlock, purchase one with a 7/16" shank, the
largest size that will fit the campus bike racks
Lock your bike in a well-lit area
Lock your bike in an area that can be seen by passing pedestrians or
motorists
Remember to also lock parts attached with quick-release
mechanisms
Some poor examples of locking your bike:
Frame Locked, but not the wheel. Wheel locked, but not the frame.

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