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The motion sensors of a motorcycle GPS tracker detect the slightest vibration, the slightest movement of your parked machine, and warn you immediately on your phone. Riders who use them all tell the same story: the alert arrives before the theft succeeds. According to the GeoRide Motorcycle Theft Observatory 2026...

Motorcycles are stolen so often because they combine everything a thief is looking for: high value, feather weight and easy resale as spare parts. In 90% to 95% of cases the thief does not even start the bike, he lifts it and loads it into a van in a few...

Real-time syncing is the continuous exchange of data between the unit fitted to your motorcycle and your phone: position, movements, alerts. Your motorcycle warns you the second something happens, instead of leaving you to discover an empty parking space in the morning. Faced with thefts that take 2 minutes 30...

Combining a chain lock and a GPS tracker means covering both key moments of a theft. The chain slows the thief down on the spot and forces him to make noise, the tracker alerts you from the very first vibration and locates the motorcycle if it is carried off. Neither...

A real-time geofence alert is a notification sent immediately when your motorcycle leaves a virtual zone drawn around where it is parked. The GPS tracker continuously compares the vehicle's position with the limits of that zone: as soon as they are crossed, you are alerted on your phone. It is...

Bluetooth proximity detection lets two devices know they are close to each other, with no GPS and no mobile network: one sends out a short-range radio signal, the other picks it up and works out the distance. It is this technology that lets the GeoRide 3s disarm protection when your...