Police Bike marking event at Formby Pool next Monday

Merseyside Police Formby will be holding a Bike marking event at Formby Pool on Monday 15th February. The Police Officers will be there from 11am to 1pm.

Please go along and register your property with them. At the last event at Formby Pool, over thirty two bikes were security marked by Officers.

Every Police Force in the UK uses the Bike Register database to search for stolen and recovered bikes. Registering your bike means you could be reunited with your bike in the event of it being stolen.

How does Bike Register work?

1. Register your bike

Add your bike details to National Police-approved database for free at the bike marking event held by the local Police

1. Mark & protect

Mark & Protect your bike with a security marking kit

1. Apply warning label

Reduce your risk of theft by warning thieves that you use BikeRegister

Testimonials from Bike Register:

"Within 2 days of having my bike stolen, I saw it on an online ad site. Police joined me when I met the seller, and thanks to BikeRegister I was able to prove it was mine." - Greg

"My bike was stolen when someone cut my cable lock. I notified the Police of the BikeRegister & frame numbers, and within 2 days they had returned it to me. I couldn’t believe it." - Anil

"BikeRegister is a fantastic and simple idea, and I would recommend it to any bike owner. Had I not registered mine, it would never have been returned to me." - Kit

"When my bike was stolen I never thought I'd see it again, so I was so happy when I got it back. If it hadn't been registered, the Police would not have been able to return it." - Sarah

"My bike was stolen from my garage. Because my BikeRegister & frame IDs were listed on my online account, I was able to prove it was mine when I saw it on eBay 2 months later." - James

Find out more on the Bike Register website BY CLICKING HERE