A new list has been complied of the top 10
worst places for bike thefts in England.
- Central London
- Kingston- upon- Thames
- Cambridge
- Bristol
- York
- Oxford
- Richmond and Twickenham
- Brighton
- Portsmouth
- Nottingham
Bike security is always important and with 440,000 bikes
stolen last year, which is an increase of 10% from the previous year, there’s
nothing to say that your bike won’t be next. Keeping your bike secure at home
and away should be second nature, if you don’t want to lose your bike to theft.
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Use a bike rack whenever possible and use two
different kinds of locks to secure your bike.
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Leave your bike in a busy and well lit area.
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Mark your bike with your postcode on the frame.
Bike security at home:
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Keep your bike locked in a secure shed or
garage.
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Make sure your bike is always locked away when
not in use.
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Never leave your shed or garage door open for
passers-by to see the contents.
If you don’t have storage for your bike at home, investing
in a secure bike shed is one of the best ways to guarantee your bikes security
when at home. Asgard is the home of the UK’s best-selling bike storage and has
a range of secure bike sheds in a variety of sizes and budgets to suit
all. Made from strong weatherproof steel
and fitted with features to provide the best security for your bike.


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