
Kona Rove AL — charcoal, drop bars
LAST SEEN · Parkdale, Toronto · Aug 11
● For cyclists · Canada-first
Register the serial once and it stays private — the one detail a thief can't repaint, held back until you need it to prove the bike is yours.
Free · serial stored privately · last-seen point rounded to ≥1.5 km

Kona Rove AL — charcoal, drop bars
LAST SEEN · Parkdale, Toronto · Aug 11
Why the serial matters
Colour, decals and even the wheels can be swapped in an afternoon. The serial pressed into the bottom bracket is what a thief has to grind off — and almost nobody does. Recorded here, it is the string that settles an argument with a seller, a shop or an officer.
Registries alone
529 Garage and Bike Index hold your serial and answer a query — when a buyer, a shop or an officer thinks to run one. That leaves the record sitting still. FoundWall puts the same record where people already look: a public notice on the board your neighbourhood can search.
Stops at the registry
Stores your serial and photos. A match needs a human to run a check against it.
Stops at the registry
A searchable record of stolen bikes. Powerful when queried, silent until then.
Puts it where a finder looks
We keep the record, publish a searchable notice against a coarse area, and give whoever finds the bike a private way to reach you — with the serial held back as proof.
Do this before it's gone
It's a short string — usually 6 to 10 characters — stamped into the metal. Flip the bike over and read it off the bottom bracket, the round shell where the pedal cranks meet the frame. Photograph it straight-on, in good light, and keep the photo.

Illustrative · the live board is at /search

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