Bait bike projects
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Bait bike projects
Postby talkingtree » Wed Aug 27, 2014 2:19 pm
Is anyone interested in forming a bait bike project (like what they have in US)
The aim is to reduce the thieves amongst our community, so we can park our beloved bike on the street feeling safe.
The procedure of the project simply will have:
- A bait bike chained
- Upon being stolen, an alarm system with GPS will activate and notify the owner
- Call police and catch the thief
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Squashed » Sat Feb 07, 2015 5:48 pm
personally I would rather wait in a car near the bike and watch it. When scumbag A proceeds to tamper with the bike, you jump out and smash his bloody head in. Body is removed, bike is put back in place, and all parties resume monitoring from their vehicles while they wait for scumbag B to come along.
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Postby russells » Wed Feb 11, 2015 10:17 pm
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Postby thecaptn » Wed Feb 11, 2015 10:31 pm
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Baalzamon » Wed Feb 11, 2015 11:06 pm
http://www.integratedtrackers.com/GPSTrack/Products.jsp 3 options from this companySquashed wrote:sounds like a good idea but how do you stick a GPS tracker in a bike?
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Mulger bill » Thu Feb 12, 2015 7:32 pm
I'm more inclined to 50g of C4 moulded to the underside of the saddle...thecaptn wrote:How about a 1' CO2 powered blade that thrusts out of the seat tube and the thief gets to keep the bike?
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Calvin27 » Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:39 pm
I'm still waiting for the yarra boulevard tack spotting kickstarter.
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby just4tehhalibut » Fri Feb 13, 2015 5:52 am
Look, if you are a bike thief then you're a volunteer for my personal cyclist awareness program. The corrrect punishment is to have the thief stripped down to underwear, no food or water, their only shoes are ice skates to walk in, then dumped in the bush miles from any help, a long way down a dusty dirt track and a very very long walk home. When a bike is stolen the thief is never concerned about how the owner will get home, what they're left with, will they be putting someone in harms way, so turnabout is fair play I reckon. The bait bike with the gelignite stick hidden in the seattube might be a popular project but it won't change community attitudes about respect for cyclists like rubbing a few noses in their own mess will. And the occasional horse head on a pillow wouldn't hurt either.
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Postby ohexploitable » Fri Mar 20, 2015 5:51 pm
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby ohexploitable » Fri Mar 20, 2015 5:54 pm
are you actually serious? are you saying that a person who steals a bike should be deprived of human rights?just4tehhalibut wrote:Look, if you are a bike thief then you're a volunteer for my personal cyclist awareness program. The corrrect punishment is to have the thief stripped down to underwear, no food or water, their only shoes are ice skates to walk in, then dumped in the bush miles from any help, a long way down a dusty dirt track and a very very long walk home. When a bike is stolen the thief is never concerned about how the owner will get home, what they're left with, will they be putting someone in harms way, so turnabout is fair play I reckon.
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby thecaptn » Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:18 pm
I like both ideas, we could mix it up a bit, some thieves could win an instant mystery bum spike while others the surprise express Brookes suppository. I wonder what we could do with hand grips....Mulger bill wrote:I'm more inclined to 50g of C4 moulded to the underside of the saddle...thecaptn wrote:How about a 1' CO2 powered blade that thrusts out of the seat tube and the thief gets to keep the bike?
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Calvin27 » Sat Mar 21, 2015 11:04 am
No we're saying they are sub humanohexploitable wrote: are you actually serious? are you saying that a person who steals a bike should be deprived of human rights?
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Cheesewheel » Sat Mar 21, 2015 12:19 pm
Its probably worthwhile to see if your local police are also interested in the project, since they form an integral part of the operation and it would really be a downer if they fob off your request to track down the gpstalkingtree wrote:Hi,
Is anyone interested in forming a bait bike project (like what they have in US)
The aim is to reduce the thieves amongst our community, so we can park our beloved bike on the street feeling safe.
The procedure of the project simply will have:
- A bait bike chained
- Upon being stolen, an alarm system with GPS will activate and notify the owner
- Call police and catch the thief
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby ohexploitable » Sat Mar 21, 2015 7:14 pm
is that something you only believe because you are a cyclist and highly value your own bike, or is that an objective view that you hold of all thieves?Calvin27 wrote:No we're saying they are sub humanohexploitable wrote: are you actually serious? are you saying that a person who steals a bike should be deprived of human rights?
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby thecaptn » Sat Mar 21, 2015 7:54 pm
let's get back to the booby trapped bikes
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Re: Bait bike projects
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby Mulger bill » Sat Mar 21, 2015 10:14 pm
Wonder if the guts of a taser could be made to fit into the bars...thecaptn wrote:I wonder what we could do with hand grips....
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby thecaptn » Sun Mar 22, 2015 10:25 am
Now you're talking! And automatically kicks in over 60kmh...Mulger bill wrote:Wonder if the guts of a taser could be made to fit into the bars...thecaptn wrote:I wonder what we could do with hand grips....
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby ScumHunter » Sun Mar 29, 2015 12:48 pm
I have wireless camera equipment if necessary.
Just need someone else with patients and guts willing to perform a citizens arrest.
It will go down on a Saturday night in Chippendale, Sydney.
Not only will i have a possibility of getting my bike back but this could bring major satisfaction to anyone willing to help.
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Re: Bait bike projects
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Re: Bait bike projects
Postby cyclotron3k » Thu Apr 09, 2015 8:16 am
The reason I mention this is because I was thinking of doing my own bait bike project, involving a few hidden gopros, but now I'm wondering about the legality of it. Obviously CCTV is ok...
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