How do I keep my motorcycle safe at work?

Work parking is a unique problem: your bike sits in the same area for eight-plus hours, five days a week, on a schedule anyone can learn. That's exactly the setup thieves scout. The fix is to make your bike the hardest, most visible target in the lot.

• Ask your employer first. Many buildings have a cage, a basement corner behind the barrier, or a spot the security desk can see. Facilities teams often say yes if a rider just asks — some will even install an anchor point.
• Park where people are: near the entrance, the security booth, or the smokers' corner — anywhere a stranger crouching by your bike gets noticed.
• Lock to something solid. Keep a heavy chain at work permanently (it's not weight you have to carry) and chain the frame to a rack, post, or anchor every day.
• Add an alarmed disc lock for noise, and a plain cover if the bike sits outside.
• Recruit other riders. Bikes parked together, with owners who recognize each other, are a terrible target.

Because a workplace bike is a predictable target, a hidden GPS tracker earns its keep here more than almost anywhere: motion alerts reach your phone at your desk within moments of the bike being touched, and you're thirty seconds from the parking lot instead of finding out at 5 p.m.

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