Bike theft is on the rise - Don't be a victim, register your bike.

Vancouver Island University Students' Union

Love your bike? Keep it safe.

Your contact information

By registering your bike or scooter with Vancouver Island University Students' Union, you allow them to view your contact information. In most cases, you would only be contacted by Vancouver Island University Students' Union if there is a question about your bike, registration or alert, or if your bike was found. You can also update these permissions in your user settings at any time.

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Name

Postal code

Country

Allow all 529 partner law enforcement agencies to view the contact information I have stored on my account.

By sharing your contact information with 529 partner law enforcement agencies, it may help get your bike back to you. For example, if police find your bike and you have shared your phone number, they can call you to confirm your bike is missing and sieze the bike even if you have not reported it missing with us yet. Sharing your contact information can also be used to help prevent fraudulent registrations.

Your bike information

Serial number

If you need help finding your serial number, check out our handy guide. If your bike doesn't have a serial number, leave the field blank.

That looks like a frame part number (which is not unique), not a serial number. Please check again.

You have already registered a bike with this serial number. If you want to edit your registration, go to Your Garage to select the bike.

Manufacturer

Model

Frame color

Accent color

Purchase type

Bike value

Currency

529 Shield ID

What is a 529 Shield?

The shield ID will be the 7 character (no numbers) code on the of your shield decal.

Other label ID

Made possible with funding from the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

Have any questions? Contact us at support@project529.com

Tips

Use a cable lock for securing accessories and a highly rated U-Lock to secure your frame.

Secure your back wheel and frame with a highly rated U-lock to an approved bike rack.

How to Report a Bike Theft

If your bike is missing, it's important to report it to law enforcement - this helps the police better understand the scope of the problem. It will also be necessary for an insurance claim or to collect it from any law enforcement agency that recovers the bike. To report your bike, follow the steps below:

Step 1:

Start an alert on your bike on the 529 Garage website or app.

If your bike isn't registered, register it first with all the information that you have about your bike, and then start the alert.

Go to your garage

Step 2:

Contact our non-emergency contact information below:

Website: bc.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=873&languageId=1&contentId=-1

Call:

250-754-2345

Visit:

303 Prideaux St, Nanaimo B.C. V9R 2N3

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