When you hang up your riding jacket this Christmas, tuck into mince pies and relax into the holiday season, thieves will be getting to work looking for motorcycles to steal.
When you hang up your riding jacket this Christmas, tuck into mince pies and relax into the holiday season, thieves will be getting to work looking for motorcycles to steal. Even with proper security in place, it’s difficult to stop them, but you can make sure that the robbing rabble will be tracked down before they can benefit from their ill-gotten gains. Here’s how Trackting ONE smart GPS tracker can help you go full Grinch on the thieves…
Christmas holidays bring lots of joy and happiness, but they also bring ideal conditions for motorcycle thieves when people are visiting family and friends, and bikes are parked away unattended. Like a horde of evil elves, thieves are on the lookout for any opportunity to get their grubby mitts on the poor unguarded bikes.
With the right anti-theft strategy and a layered security setup, you can make sure your motorcycle is well protected. If you make the bike less visible and more difficult to move, you already have the advantage. But no matter how good your security is, the rotten robbers will try their luck – it’s in their nasty nature, like the stink in a skunk.
What you CAN do is make all their hard work a complete waste of time. To do that, simply fit your bike with a Trackting ONE smart GPS tracker that will lead the police straight to it if it gets stolen. It’s effectively putting thieves out of business.
Trackting ONE smart GPS tracker
Even with the best security measures, the sad truth is that bikes still get stolen. The Motorcycle Industry Association reported 21,658 bikes stolen in the UK in the rolling year to September 2025. This is why it’s important to have a tracker, such as Trackting ONE, on your bike. With a tracker you are in a much better position to get the bike recovered.
Not all trackers are equal, and it’s worth doing your research before you buy one. Some are wired into the bike and can drain the bike’s battery, while some simple little object-finder tags offer no alerts and only work when within reach of a phone signal.
The smart choice is Trackting ONE, a GPS tracker for motorcycles, scooters, cars, vans and motorhomes. The wireless tracker automatically activates and deactivates itself, thanks to a key fob that the owner carries with them. When the fob is in range, the alarm is not active, and the system does not track your movement, speed or location. When the owner leaves the bike and moves away with the fob, the tracker sends the parking location to the free Trackting app and starts protecting the vehicle. At that point, if someone moves it without the owner present, the system immediately makes an alarm call, sends a notification, and starts real-time tracking.
The wireless, easy-to-use device is compact (62x44x23mm), IP56 water resistant, and weighs only 70 grammes. It can be fitted at home in minutes, has a USB-C rechargeable battery that lasts several months between charges, and offers precise worldwide protection for your vehicle with a high-precision GPS module and a built-in SIM (with a subscription required). It’s the smartest way to add a robust layer of security to your pride and joy.
Claudio Carnevali, CEO of Trackting, said: “Christmas should be filled with joy and laughter, not spent worrying about your motorcycle’s safety. With Trackting ONE, you can enjoy the holiday season safe in the knowledge that if the unexpected happens, recovering your bike will be much easier.”
For further information: https://www.trackting.com/enuk/
Pricing & Availability
Trackting ONE retails at £129 with customers benefiting from two-months free subscription, then from £39/year or £59 for two years, available now through Sportsbike Shop, J&S and Infinity Motorcycles, as well as Amazon UK (using this link or click below)*.
Technical info
- GPS: Module with high-sensitivity active antenna (max. tolerance 5 meters)
- Motion sensor: MEMS triaxial accelerometer
- Connection: built-in multi-operator eSIM
- Battery Life: 3 months in standard use; up to 6 months in standby mode
- Battery charging via standard micro USB connector
- Dimensions: 62x44x23mm
- Weight: 70 grams
- Wireless keychain tag (battery included CR2032)
- IP56 water resistant
- Requirements: Compatible with iPhone (>iOS11) and Android (>6)
- Package Content: 1 GPS tracker, 1 key fob, 1 USB-C charging cable, double-sided adhesive tape, cable ties for fixing, replacement USB-C port protection rubber, and Trackting card with the device’s unique QR code.
About Trackting
Trackting Srl is an Italian company with over 15 years of experience in bringing together engineering expertise and Made-in-Italy design to deliver leading GPS and IoT solutions for mobility.
The development of a specific anti-theft tracking device for vehicles started when the CEO of Trackting, Claudio Carnevali, had his own motorcycle stolen and wanted to find a robust solution to help others in the same situation. What followed was a simple but smart, stylish but robust tracker to help protect not just motorcycles, but scooters, cars, vans and motorhomes, too.
In the five years that the Trackting tracker has been on the market, it has become a trusted European brand, chosen by more than 60,000 riders to protect their vehicles, and praised for its five-star customer care and exceptional service, earning rave reviews on Trustpilot from users who say they can finally sleep peacefully knowing that their vehicles are safe.
Web: https://www.trackting.com/enuk/
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
