Joe Cipale

The best way to handle this is to carry some form of homeonwers/renters insurance and catalog your bike(s) Serial #. DO NOT, repeat, DO NOT store this info on a PC. Place it in a doc file and include it in a JumpDrive/RAM-stick that you store in a safety deposit box along with other pieces of 'your life' (i.e. Insurance policies, mortgage papers, etc...). This way your data is safe in the event you home is broken into or destroyed and your PCs are lost.

Just my $.0.5...

Joe

Rick C Johnson wrote:

> Nice idea in theory but severely burdensome for a volunteer organization
> to undertake.
> People generally don't help out at the races to play cop...
>
> Rick
>
> Jay Rideout wrote:
>
> >It seems we can't go very long with hearing or reading about somebody's bike getting stolen. With the setup and preperation time and money ($1000 to $6000 with a few higher or lower) we each it is a devestating loss.
> >
> >I would like to propose that we include a make/model/serial number on our event registration. I'm thinking that between OBRA, WSBA, Cascade, and some of the other organizations it might create a deterent. If stolen numbers are listed with the various organizations and somebody registers with matching number it would help lead to property recovery.
> >
> >Just a thought,
> >
> >Jay
> >
> >
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