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I just watched a recent episode of Itchy Boots, and her bike is stolen in Iraq, but a tracker located it and thus recovered. I think I'd like to do the same, but have no experience with these.

Any suggestion of brand?

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I leave my Guzzis parked with the key on the ignition. I don't think anybody would want to steal it.

In Europe, it would be different. I have had my helmet stolen once, and a very precious moped.

In any case, if I was to track something, I would use an Apple Airtag. It has an autonomy of 1 year, easy way to replace the battery, and 29 dollars.

Small enough to be hidden where it can't be found on your bike, and does not draw on the battery.

 

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Aside from theft, in particular my KLX250 would benefit from an airtag. If I were to get lost, broken-down, etc, it might prove invaluable.

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Funny story: I asked my insureance person what kind of lock I would need for the theft part of the insureance. He checked a list of numbers of stolen motorcycles. "V11... I think nobody wants them because no theft reported", he said. And I don't need a certified lock. 

A KLX250 would be different.

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2 hours ago, LaGrasta said:

Aside from theft, in particular my KLX250 would benefit from an airtag. If I were to get lost, broken-down, etc, it might prove invaluable.

I get what you are saying, but where I ride an Apple AirTag would be useless. It needs to be around people and their cell phones to work as I understand it. And if you are somewhere that has no cell signal, it likely isn't going to work. For emergencies when out riding you can get a sat pager or other satellite based beacons or phones.

FOr the original use, theft protection, an air tag should help. There are also Lo-Jack devices that you can get that are made for that.

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