My GPS tracker says my bike is moving — what should I do?

Take a breath — this is the moment the tracker exists for, and there's a right sequence.

• 1. Rule out the innocent explanations. Is anyone in your household on the bike? Could it be getting towed, or moved by a parking attendant? A quick look out the window or a call to whoever might have it takes seconds.
• 2. If it's really moving without you, call 911 immediately. Say the words that get action: "My motorcycle was just stolen and I have live GPS on it right now." Give the plate, the description, and read the location updates as they come. A theft in progress with real-time coordinates is exactly the kind of call police can act on.
• 3. Do not chase, and do not go recover it yourself. Whoever has your bike may not be alone and may not be reasonable. No motorcycle is worth a roadside confrontation. Your role is intelligence: keep the app open, keep dispatch updated, especially when the dot stops moving — a parked location is where recoveries actually happen.
• 4. Document everything. Screenshots of the route and timestamps for the police report and your insurer.

This is the difference a tracker makes: without one, a moving bike is already a memory. With live location and a phone call, it's a pursuit you're not even part of — the way it should be.

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