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In a bid to reduce bicycle thefts and help owners to protect their bikes, the City of London Police will be working with their colleagues from the Metropolitan Police Service and British Transport Police this Wednesday (23 November) at a free bicycle marking event.
From 7.00 am until 11.00 am, members of all three forces, including the City of London Police Cycle Patrol Team, will be in and around Liverpool Street Station offering the bicycle marking service using BikeRegister products from Selectamark. These kits are usually priced at £14.95 but the first 500 to the event will get their bikes marked for free.
PCSO Scott Green, one of the officers taking part said: "We would urge owners to get their bikes marked. By marking the bicycle frame with a Police preferred product, owners make their cycles less attractive to potential thieves. In addition, a bicycle that's been marked with such an ID mark assists the Police in quickly tracing the owner of a recovered bike."
