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Does Santa Cruz have any statistics on the rate of recovery for stolen bikes which are/are not registered? I had a bike stolen days after registering it, and found that the police were far less interested in hearing about the theft than they had been about my unregistered bike a week earlier.
That’s a huge increase. I’d also add when you do lock your bike, lock the frame and wheel to something secure – not just one or the other!
@Mark: I’ve been meaning to ask the same question. Was your bike in Santa Cruz?