Every one of these bikes found its way home.

Guy in Rosemount won a bid on an abandoned storage unit in Minneapolis. In the unit, there were multiple bikes. Mine was the only one registered. He reached out via Bike Index, and we set up a time for me to pick it up.

Today my bike was returned to me via the Edmonton police service they found it downtown and cross referenced my police report. They called me right away and returned it to me as soon as they could!

2 Hours after marking it stolen, someone recognized the QR code on my bike that linked them to my registration where they saw it was declared stolen. They Bought the bike for $40 from the thief and contacted me so I could come pick up the bike.

The thief left it at another garage close by in the neighborhood the same day he stole both my bikes and that neighbor kept in her garage until she found me through Bike Index. Thank you so much Tracy and Bike Index, you really make a change in this world

Someone bought my bike for $250 and looked up the serial number and reached out to me on Bike Index. After emailing back and forth we set up a pick up time and I was able to get my bike back.

Got the bike back thanks to Bike Index. Found abandoned at the airport, person who found it, looked up on BikeIndex, checked with Calgary Police then contacted us to come get it.

Whoever stole the bike sold it on Facebook marketplace. The person who bought the bike noticed the Bike Index registration sticker and reached out to me once they realized it was stolen!

Thank you to SABRE and the Maple Valley PD and Sheriff's offices.

After regularly checking FB marketplace place since October 2025, the bike was listed for sale in Anchorage today. My friend posed as a buyer, contacted the seller who responded and I went with local police and recovered the bike. Thanks for the helpful support.