Catching a Bike Thief with AirTags

[@LeRainbow]

Loved to hear the German Police act so efficently - their conversation afterwards was stern yet respectful. He was told what he did wrong, like a father pointing out mistakes to his child. The man stole your bike, he should be punished by helping himself solve his life's problems causing him to make that wrong decision in the first place.

[@mtteo99]

German police is extremely serious even for these little things, it's impressive

[@danny_racho]

They get physical very quick. That's very dump Like you scream once Police and then tackle the guy and break his bones, wth? You have a car and he's on a bike, you're gonna catch him either way. He just didn't notice that he was spoken to. I live in Germany and this is not a single case. They are very physical and therefore not professional at all

[@sensending7190]

@@danny_racho Achso, nicht gesehen dass du deutsch bist, ich finde jetzt dein Kommentar deshalb mehr als fragwürdig lol.

[@danny_racho]

@@sensending7190 Wieso soll das fragwürdig sein? Ich habe es selber erlebt und mir eine eigene Meinung gebildet. Die Typen werden immer ganz schnell handgreiflich...

[@profieimer42]

@@danny_racho Aber du merkst schon, dass du hier sehr verallgemeinerst, wenn du von der ganzen deutschen Polizei als eine Instanz sprichst? Immerhin gibt es mal mindestens 17 verschiedene Polizeibehörden, mit denen man als normaler Bürger in Deutschland auf der Straße in Kontakt kommen kann... und eigentlich sogar noch mehr. Ich denke schon, dass wir ein Problem mit schlecht ausgebildeten oder emotional ungeeigneten Polizisten haben - denn jeder Einzelfall ist einer zu viel, wenn es um die Arbeit einer staatlichen Institution geht. Ich glaube aber nicht, dass wir da ein systematisches Problem haben, denn alle Polizisten haben entweder eine jahrelange Ausbildung oder ein noch längeres Studium genossen, und eigentlich wird ihnen da beigebracht, dass Gewalt nicht das Mittel der Wahl sein darf... vermutlich gibt es da auch Unterschiede zwischen den einzelnen Polizeibehörden der Bundesländer was Ausbildungszeiten etc. angeht, was vielleicht einige Probleme erklären kann.

[@Schally0711]

Watching this video as a german, living only 50 kilometers away, gives me a nice feeling about the police and their overall handling of this situation. And very nice video!

[@charlestaylor7591]

Ich wohne nur 5 km entfernt :D

[@Maximülli]

4km bis zur Trinkhalle

[@MyChiller15]

Wohne auch in der Ecke :D

[@MaxKane-iq8yo]

Golzheim lebt haha

[@andrea3v]

Went through the same story of the guy with Tiles on my eBike. Police in Toronto was useless (to say the least). The cherry on the cake was when the cop told me it was wrong of me to cut through the lock that the bike thief put around it in the to repo my own property (!) (all this after waiting for them 6 hrs to show up).

[@eliyahusegev]

"2 weeks for the bike to get stolen" As a South African if I turned my back, the bike would be nowhere in sight.

[@fynndee9203]

😂

[@eeeeeek]

sometimes you only need to blink

[@Rexvivor]

@@eeeeeek sometimes you don't even need to

[@mossie125]

Agreed, maybe someone should do this experiment in South Africa?

[@eliyahusegev]

@@mossie125 That would be brilliant

[@luc8988]

I love that you said the footage you shot was not actually from that evening. I feel so many creators would just pretend it was

[@MegaLag]

Honesty is important! :D

[@ggf7133]

Great story! Thanks for sharing!! Cool, real-world use of AirTags.

[@tchinua]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lightning_11]

MegaLag (9:15): "You can get a small fine... and I'm fine with that" Me: _Budum Chhhh_

[@lizzie12346]

Air tags can help stalkers track you it basically takes an iPhone to find air tags

[@lizzie12346]

Thus finding you

[@ronrolfsen3977]

@@lizzie12346 I mean sure but for pretty much the same price plus a 2g sim card you have trackers that do not even need iPhones to track. Trackers have been affordable for ages.

[@Qzou7702]

What a story! At the beginning I was surprised no one took the unlocked bike for weeks! But when I think about the statistic, that hundreds of bike are stolen in Düsseldorf each day, I guess the better explanation would be that real professional/semi-professional bike thefts would consider that bike not steal-worthy, and even a bait to lure them to bite. So I think that's why it can survive so long.

[@charlesfranks1902]

I think that, in the Netherlands, the average bike gets stolen twice a year.

[@Bebs_]

Incredible! I was so immersed in the video i didn't even realise 8 minutes had passed until the sponsorship, very well done and congratz on the chase!

[@MegaLag]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@rudyjilisen]

Honestly, my takeaway here. Not getting your bicycle stolen while having it unlocked for 100 days. Faith in humanity, somewhat, restored (despite recent events).

[@trucid2]

This is Germany. Try it in the US.

[@rudyjilisen]

@@trucid2 that would be such a hassle, you try it!

[@Yotanido]

@@trucid2 They don't really use bicycles in the US. But then again, someone would probably steal it anyway, just because...

[@MegaLag]

Thanks for watching! And guys, I'm really picky with my sponsors, so be sure to check out Morning Brew - I'm sure you'll love their service!

[@hypduh]

amazing video please never quit :)

[@ScottishHenry]

Amazing video!

[@firsfnamelastname8490]

You should rename your channel to AirTagStories

[@Infection3d]

@@firsfnamelastname8490 he would then have to feature detailed stories from other users.

[@Omabatfartsbruh]

show us, don't tell us

[@andyxox4168]

Try this in the UK and the police would probably arrest you for harassing the tries, if they even answered the call that is!

[@NelsonAerialPros]

Yet again a terrific video, I love your story telling skills! If only America took stealing as serious as other countries!

[@prhasn]

Unfortunately, in the US stealing is looked upon as being smart. Would not be surprised if it stemmed from the fact they stole the land of the natives just a couple of centuries ago (just a few decades ago in case of Hawaii).

[@sethadkins546]

@@prhasn Do you live in america? We don't think stealing is smart, we just have shitty police

[@TheLongIslanderYT]

@@prhasn I love how you just generalize 330 million people as "they", and consider everyone in the country (even if they weren't even born here) to be "they".

[@the_expidition427]

It didn't use to be this way

@@prhasn Not stolen, conquered.

[@speedomike747]

In The Netherlands you can get a €20 'provocation of theft' fine for leaving your bike unlocked. (I must say I have only seen one case of it actually being enforced in my entire life)

[@ov_079]

Dat is niet waar @0

[@BuildHousing]

I also recently learned that it is mandatory, by law, to lock one’s bike in Denmark. I saw this widely ignored, though.

[@frederik2220]

@@BuildHousing Really? TIL.

[@WayStedYou]

"The bike was asking for it"

[@joe--cool]

The same in Germany. But I have only ever seen it enforced with abandoned cars with a "Free car" sticker.

[@Audiojack_]

That's a pretty exciting story to get out of a cheap bicycle, good value for money.

[@MickeySpex]

Man what an hilarious story. I wish I had bought an AirTag sooner. I might have found my 4800€ bike. It got stolen out of an underground car park. My new bike will get an AirTag for sure. Thanks for sharing your story

[@MegaLag]

Hi Michael, Ouch! Sorry to hear about your bike… Glad you enjoyed the video, definitely grab yourself an AirTag for you next one. Galaxy SmartTags also work really well depending on where you live :)

[@Ozymandias1]

@@MegaLag It also depends which phone you have. SmartTags only work with Samsung phones, AirTags only with iPhones. If you have something else get a Tile.

[@108mtsan]

@@Ozymandias1 most people nowaedays seem to have iPhones. I would go with airtags

[@ichijofestival2576]

@@108mtsan 😅 Oh, dear jod, what? No, they really don't. Android accounts for more than 70% of phone users. And even in the US, the market share is only 60-40, so even in that context, that's still some terrifically bad advice.

[@Aka.Aka.]

You need to get insurance for a bike THAT expensive

[@eyemtp]

Man that's an incredible series of events! I also had a shitty bike stolen in Germany back in 2015 but it was such a crappy bike, the thief brought it back to the same parking spot a few days after he cut my lock. I had no idea I could have reported it to the Polizei :D

[@MegaLag]

Haha what thoughtful thief! Glad you got your bike back in the end

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

What do you think the police is for if they don't even handle thieves?

[@awesomedude4428]

@@i.i.iiii.i.i he maybe though that reporting for a old shitty bike would be a stupid idea. ( maybe )

[@LaughingTerry]

I had a bike stolen a lot of years ago. I bought it at a yard sale for $10 and rode it for a month or so until I left it in front of my van and drove over it. I left it sitting nearby and somebody came along and stole it. LOL

[@Saw321lol]

@@LaughingTerry They probably thought someone threw the bike away, since you just said you drove over it and just left it there.

[@alexfinns6162]

Great Stuff! Love to see how reliable German police is even though I am not German and don’t live in Germany. Where I live we have good police but I wish the police were that good everywhere! I’m glad you got your bike back!

[@MegaLag]

Thanks Alex!

[@cyanfloy2473]

I wish I had airlock on my old phone......it got stolen by a female in Hong Kong

[@cyanfloy2473]

I mean airtack

[@adamhollis226]

Absolutely incredible story and so well told! Love these videos, man! ⭐️

[@MegaLag]

Thanks Adam!

[@TheQwerty256]

"Okay... You made a big mistake" Man, you really did us dirty there, I thought you had the wrong guy for a second

[@koutetsushimobe]

So the saying goes, "With friends like these, who needs enemies?" But yeah, kudos on you for telling this story. Stories of thieves getting caught should be told far and wide so that thieves will think twice about stealing, lest they too be caught.

[@fadhilfirdausi]

Finally, I‘ve waited this kind of video. I lived in germany and I have my Airtag on my bike. My bike never got stolen but I wonder what should I do if my bike got stolen and wonder if the police would help me to chase the thief just with the help of an Airtag. Now I know what should I do if my bike got stolen. Thanks man!

[@hmr313_]

I always wanted to see such a video!! Hats Off to you!! Keep catching those theives and uploading great content!

[@SuperGizzzmo]

I love this video, glad to see a video that doesn’t go on for hours that isn’t click bait and cuts out all the bullshit keep up the good work. Gizzmo

[@jamesonthehills]

your channel is so good im honestly disappointed that so many channels like yours are this underrated

[@MegaLag]

Thanks James! Glad you’re enjoying the content :)

[@visualcontrast]

6:43 LOL! "I hope that's my bike" Pure gold.

[@allanmarsh1]

Great story and presentation as usual. Sad to say, I don't think the Police response would be anything like that back here in NZ

[@MegaLag]

Thanks Allan! Yeah I would agree! The majority of things stolen from me, was while I was living in NZ 😅

[@firstname405]

@@MegaLag oohhhh that explains the accent! I thought it was familiar

[@rammnight1]

@@MegaLag NZ?

[@thymark]

Just tell the police that the bad guy have misgender you or used the wrong pronoun, I am sure there will be 7 police cars and he get 6 years.

[@firstname405]

@@thymark found the snowflake

[@thak456]

Imagine the guy coming back with his friends and breaking into his house as you uploaded this video and now they know everything about you. Sounds like a movie story. :D

[@SayonR]

To the point video. No shitting around. Love it!

[@JesusPedroParada]

Please keep this airtag thief recovery content coming, I loved the vid!

[@ludosys4903]

Great video, you definitely should upload more frequently!! I don't know how it's with our German neighbours but if you leave in BEL your car (so not bike AFAIK) unlocked on purpose, you can get fined - even as the owner - for being neglecting your property!

[@Manawyrm]

Same here in Germany! Don't leave your car unlocked. Also don't leave windows or the rooftop open. It says in the StVO: "Kraftfahrzeuge sind beim Verlassen gegen unbefugte Nutzung zu sichern".

[@littlejackalo5326]

Sounds like Germany. It's not the criminals fault for stealing, it's your fault for leaving your window open or your bike unlocked. What a bunch of bums.

[@sibbster2643]

@@littlejackalo5326 obviously the criminal would also get his punishment. It’s not like leaving your car open would protect him. It would just make you an enabler.

[@nseifner]

These street names are hilarious. You saying "I hope that's my bike" after the cop hit him made me laugh.

[@Snalle]

Quality video, great to see justice being served.

[@DarthEyesDragon]

Where did you see it served? I don’t get it.

[@malli122]

@@DarthEyesDragon when the thief got caught?

[@kronosbystander]

They were set up.

[@eimantas314-rblx]

So MegaLag rather tracked criminals than criminals would track him. Amazing!

[@slimhim]

Wow, glad it worked out! The justice system in the US vs the rest of the world is just a day and night difference!!

[@blu2697]

Yeah but leaving a bike out for weeks and weeks someone might just assume it’s lost or just left on purpose, so it’s not really the same as oh i put it here and they were trying hard to take it it’s more of i left a shoe on the playground and it’s not there anymore cause some kid randomly took it home. Of course parking it outside some place is a different story

[@Dunicht69]

Glad that you are back! Nice storytelling as always.

[@MegaLag]

Thanks brother!

[@Dunicht69]

@@MegaLag soon I’ll think u got a programmed bot to answer every comment of me with thanks brother 😜😅😂 but honestly always makes me happy getting the notification of your reply. Thanks brother! 😘

[@jamesburrell677]

But the look on the thief's face as you "stole" your own bicycle back from him would've been priceless.

[@Daniel.1761]

i didnt knew you were german until the you said "straße".... your english is so good bro oh and nice video

[@MegaLag]

I'm from New Zealand ;) I'm just used to saying "straße" haha

[@jeswer9]

You should be a sponsor for Apple Air Tags dude. Really best advertising ever with your videos.

[@benba8342]

You got someone to sponsor this thief chase? I died 🤣

[@xraay]

Danke, dass du unsere Straßen etwas sicherer gemacht hast! 👍🏻

[@FrancoCastro]

Airtags are pretty amazing. I have a ton of them in my keys cars, backpack, motorcycle etc.

[@BriskBrain]

Great story! It was interesting to listen 👍🏼👍🏼

[@RemcoCNL]

Love the videos! I think you're the only one I've seen so far who's actually testing these in fun and creative way. Great job! It might be fun and interesting to see some of these tests with the Samsung smartTags (smartThings find) to determine how they perform vs the airtags. My guess would be that the accuracy would vary between different parts of the world. Who knows.. Anyways, its just an idea. Hope you don't mind me suggesting. Keep up the good work!

[@MegaLag]

Hi Remco, thanks for the kind words! I did a test last year with the AirTags, Galaxy Tag, Tile and Chipolo - sent all three from Germany to New Zealand. I just haven't gotten around to making the video yet :D It was an interesting test, and as you suspected they each perform differently depending on the country they are in. But I can say, Galaxy Tags works pretty well too!

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

I have multiple trackers in my electric bike. My town is safe but I still have it. As it is insured anyways….trackers like AirTags are the best to get.

[@fireaza]

They actually make a little AirTag holder that gets screwed between the frame and a bottle holder. Very sneaky, but also pretty easy to access if you need to replace the battery.

[@YungGravyOfficial]

Do you have a name or link? I’m getting a bike next month and that would be perfect

[@rainbowleaves9379]

I always get so excited to see when he has posted, it fills me with joy!

[@Chrissmills]

Germany sounds so amazing! Can’t wait to travel there next year

[@MegaLag]

No doubt you'll have a great time!

[@tomtom2806]

As a Düsseldorfer I am very interested in your videos. It is very funny to watch your topics and my home town locations.

[@marshallschurtz]

This is such a quaint example of crime. If this was the US, the operator would say DO NOT follow them because they may be dangerous. We have giant bike stealing rings that are connected to other crimes too!

[@fritzkuhne2055]

epecially e-bikes

[@Victor-tl4dk]

there's no way to tell if this story is actually real. It seems pretty fishy to me for several reasons.

[@cooltwittertag]

yeah germans usually arent armed

[@BassCossack1]

what if.... one of the "friends" in the kiosk was like "oh yeah, i have this bike. you can have it" and you caught a confused bloke.

[@LakWat]

I was reluctant to subscribe to another channel... But honestly, I find that the quality of content here is just si good that it's simply incredibly worth it. Well done mate, great content, keep it up.

[@mr.wigglemunch3856]

He was sizing you up when he asked for the sigaret. I was researching the range on the tags and ren into your vid ✌

[@Soloman_21]

Great Video, fantastic story telling! What happened to your Vanmoof S3?

[@TechedOutTrey]

Folks Snitched And Happy Asl about it😭

[@timelessdigital8008]

This was a great story. Had me smiling all along.

[@JasRoss]

The real thief in this story is the old man who sold you that lump of rust with two wheels for 50 Euros!

[@anonym7500]

Awesome Video! After watching your first video about Airtags saving your bike I put one on my bike aswell. Then, yesterday I had my bike stolen at University. Thanks to the Airtag and the CCTV in the thieves' apartment building german police was able to locate the the bike and retrieve it from the thieves´ apartment this morning. So, thank you for sharing this great idea!

[@hofertyp]

I see some very German moves here (eg calling the police), living in Germany you have adapted to the culture perfectly :) Great Video!

[@swoomsunwaytc9205]

It is very interesting for me to know many ways to use the Airtag.

[@endobutterz7000]

Hey MegaLag, by saying this, I think I'm talking for us all. We love your content. It's very entertaining, and informative and has overall excellent quality. So I'm gonna get straight to the point and ask you to please upload more. If that means decreasing production quality then please forget you ever read this comment immediately, but otherwise I think we'd all dearly appreciate it. Sincerely, a very cool subscriber

[@Sewwa]

I got my (not so cheap) bike stolen in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere once, almost 20 years ago. With all the new technologies that came over the years, I have actually been thinking of this kind of setup sometimes. I can't tell you how liberating it feels watching this!

[@x_pogboy5082]

Wow, the police actually took action for you. I have had many thousands of dollars worth of bikes stolen from me and the police did nothing about it.

[@lucaslucas191202]

Well he had the thief right in sight. The police can't just magically find the thief if you don't where he is

[@Victor-tl4dk]

it could just be a fake story for the sponsor/ad money :-(

[@x_pogboy5082]

@@Victor-tl4dk True, you never know what to believe online. I doubt they would go through the effort to stage it, but definitely a possibility.

[@tahairfan611]

The best story teller I have ever watched !

[@NickBB]

Love catching these thieves ! Nice work !

[@yadusolparterre]

"He won't be stealing bikes anytime soon". Yes, yes he will.

[@nishant54]

No, he won't.

[@Heimbasteln]

Lets be real, he probably wasnt a big bike thief or anything, probably just a guy with little moral who saw an unlocked bike and chose to take it. I dont think he would do it again after this.

[@Benhutchie22386]

I love your style of videos! Amazing as always :)

[@RealBlackBox]

Mate, this is one awesome drinking story

[@danih.5675]

Here in America it only took me 4 hours for my bike to get stolen, hearing it took 2 weeks makes me jealous

[@foolwise4703]

Great story. And I am glad the guy got a hopefully healingful scare and the option to do better next time.

[@briangonigal3974]

Just in case you're not feeling paranoid enough, have you considered that the thief coming up to you asking for a cigarette might not have been a coincidence? It's very possible he was outside the store when you pulled up on your bike and saw you get off & go in without locking it, then ran up took it right there. Then, later that night when he was out drinking with his mates he might have seen you on the far corner and wondered if you were the guy he saw get off the bike he stole, and if you might be stalking him somehow. So he goes up to you for a closer look, to see how you react or something, but apparently decides you're not the same guy for some reason (like a combination of you keeping cool & not getting freaked out, him being drunk and I'm also going to speculate perhaps not the brightest guy to begin with).

[@dominiksukic8817]

nah he probably just wantet a cig

[@crazygoldengames3716]

This is actually quality content i wanted to rewatch it

[@quuxjn2452]

5:48 calling the Police while doing a crime, you got the point

[@JakeInvest]

how is that a crime

[@Yezpahr]

2:01 this 1 second footage was worth all the time it took for you to prepare the shot. I probably woke up neighbors laughing.

[@dashekdashek3360]

He's going to try to steal another bike as soon as he's done with your case. Once a thief, always a thief. Also if he's not gonna get harsh punishment he's gonna take that for granted that he's safe and sound to steal.

[@judithjanneck1719]

Yeah he's just gonna check more

[@rovhalt6650]

This happens often. A pack of thieves use a local diner of some sort as their hub. My sister tracked her stolen phone to a local pizza bar. Turns out the owner was doing some shady side business.

[@cheesefries7436]

As an American the most shocking part of this is that police actually showed up to help. If you call the cops in the US and tell then someone stole your bike you can basically assume they're never showing up, regardless of how much evidence you have. In fact in the US the operator would probably say police are on the way and then they'd be a no-show.

[@IowaKim]

Next time it is stolen and you find it, lock it up and film the reaction of the perp.

[@hammerschlag1456]

Thiefs are just ashholes... Thanks for sharing your story! Hope more thiefs get a lesson. I just dont know why people steel things from others... Imagine how fantastic the world would be if we have not to lock our things anywhere. :) I live in a small village in germany, and here its not a problem to not lock anything. My bike just stands the whole year without locking infront of my door. ^^ But I still got my bike stolen 3 times. All 3 times was in the next big City and all 3 times I locked my bike....

[@SanaAlll]

6:25 Reinhardt moment

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

This is seeking problems for no reasons . If you 'despise thiefs' so much, just lock your bike. When a bike is laying around in some field for two weeks, the difference between finding and stealing gets blurred.

[@ronloc3309]

Oh the reasons are clear as day if you haven’t noticed

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

@@ronloc3309Two weeks in a field without getting stolen ...And when it's gone it's a problem .Please.

[@ronloc3309]

@@spiritualanarchist8162 you still don’t get it do you 😂

[@albondar]

Wow what an amazing story ! Definitely will be sharing with friends. Congratulations on serving your justice and at the same time underscoring the usefulness of the airtag !

[@acer-star]

Damn, do you forget your google account password every month? Why do you keep me waiting for this loong time?

[@MegaLag]

I know, sorry! Will try improve this 😅

[@zhenzhenzhang]

9:18 "A small fine ... I'm fine with that" Was I the only one who noticed the pun

[@pseudounknow5559]

Amazing i dont regret being subscribed ^^

[@valtox2294]

Just a little tip, in Germany you have to mark adverts as ads, many do it by writing a little "Werbung" ("advert") or something similar in a corner of the clip.

[@daniloistda]

Really nice story man! but who told you that the money goes to charity? :D thats straight up bs. not even a cent from fines go to charity. They throw that in a big bowl and in best case they take the money to repair some street damage. Worst case is another useless building project like an airport or a Train Station.

[@Povilaz]

Man, that's an awesome use for an AirTag!

[@juanjo2d]

Isn't this entrapment?

[@bravado2809]

No.

[@Quasihamster]

"I've had so many things stolen. Cars, cash, sound systems, bones..." "Wait, bones?!"

[@e.458]

Yeah, but probably smart bones.

[@Quasihamster]

@@e.458 like... iBones you mean?

[@e.458]

@@Quasihamster If they're posh, yes!

[@angban401]

The fault is in you. You are tempting others to steal your bike so that you can make videos like this and earn your living.

[@ckl9095]

Not only that. It’s such a big difference to take a bike that’s unlocked or to actually steal one that’s locked. You can’t compare those two actions. This video made no sense. What if the person who took it really really needed it? If I would have an emergency and there would be an unlocked bike.. sorry but I‘m taking it.

[@Zapperlivepa]

It was a mean trick. He basically set up an undercover sting and he is not a cop. Then went a step further and got the police involved!

[@Doc_Rainbow]

@@ckl9095 yeah and when your door is open you just go in and take all your stuff... i mean well the door is open, its littraly a Welcome sign...

[@DavidHRyall]

Awesome video, as always - love your work 🥰 From an Aussie in Indonesia

[@dominicpaver]

So... privileged hipster KZbinr uses entrapment to tempt poor man to steal an unlocked bike and then uses expensive tech to track man, have him assaulted by police and then fined. Good job, mate.

[@ahh5955]

and than gives the money to charity... that's so fake of him

[@SebastianMuench]

Man this meme was on point and the bowling pin ... just awesome

[@HeyImRod]

Awesome editing, I really like your storytelling. Looking forward to more content!

[@saltymemesmith]

I was secretly hope the thief stole your better bike as you left it unlocked by the Beer stand

[@brianwest2775]

A great story! However, I was surprised the the police knocked him off the bike because, as you said, it could be a mistake, it might not be your bike.

[@brandsthatcreatelitter1648]

He wasn’t asking you for a cigarette, he was giving you a mugging “Interview”, trying to assess how easy a victim you are. Same as “have you got the time?”, (so you get your stealable phone out).

[@luggatz4460]

It’s very cool to see such a successful and interesting story, which took place in your own hometown

[@Saiarts_yt]

I didn't know not only bikes are being mass produced but being disposed by apartment tenants and also bike thieves were selling it of off second hand places/platforms. I was thinking to go on bikepacking journey but I was wondering how can I secure my bike as well. Great video, but to my fellow bike riders, stay safe and secure.

[@milanetc4865]

This is so great. Do more 'to catch a thief'!