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Your motorcycle lock is no longer enough if it shows one of these three signs: it does not warn you when someone touches your motorcycle, it would not stand up to a lift-and-load theft, and it is of no use at all once the motorcycle is gone. A mechanical lock...

The best place to hide a GPS tracker on a motorcycle is one a thief cannot search in a few seconds: behind a fairing panel, around the electrical box or under the fuel tank, never just sitting under the seat. A good hiding place ticks four boxes: genuine discretion, decent...

Thieves hate real-time GPS trackers because they take away the one thing they really need: time. An alert at the very first knock, a position transmitted continuously, police guided all the way to the stash: the theft becomes risky from start to finish. And it is measured: according to the...

Has your motorcycle just been stolen? Get yourself to safety, never confront a thief on your own, then open the GeoRide app: trigger post-theft Assistance and call the police (17 in France). The motorcycle's position is passed to the police in real time through a simple web link. Reacting fast...

More than 30,000 riders now ride with a GeoRide in their motorcycle. That trust rests on concrete things: real-time alerts as soon as someone touches the machine, post-theft Assistance available 24/7, an app that captures every ride and a 5-minute installation. Born out of a motorcycle theft in 2017, the...

Yes, you can locate your motorcycle in an underground car park with GeoRide. GPS follows the bike as far as the car park entrance, then the GeoRide 3s takes over with its underground radar detection: a secure Bluetooth signal, broadcast for your phone only, guides you step by step to...