Bike Tracker Works with Apple Find My (iOS Only), Anti Theft Hidden Bottle Holder Waterproof Bike Motorcycle Smart Tracker Tag

Had a hard time finding a good spot to hide it. But it seems to work well and is fairly easy to setup and install. Installed it on my motorized bike hopefully I’ll never need to use it. I think it’s a decent value and seems to be fairly well-made.

A bicycle-specific tracker looked like a good addition to avoid bike theft by improving chance of recovery. I paired the tracker to my iPhone within seconds using the Find My app.In the garage, I installed the tracker underneath my bike's frame-mounted bottle holder. The two bolts included with the tracker have additional length to accommodate this stacked setup. Notably, these two bolts require a security hex wrench (included) to tighten.This bike tracker is unfortunately not very discreet. It's visibility might deter a naive thief but not an experienced one. On being spotted, a screwdriver and hammer could likely destroy it in one blow. I would consider using it as a secondary tracker while utilizing a much more hidden one.

like this integrated and somewhat covert "where's my" tracker beacon for my bike. I installed it behind my bottle rack and seems pretty inconspicuous. Setup with iPhone was easy and worked the same as an OEM Apple Air Tag. This kit also comes with extra long bolts for attaching the beacon AND the bolts are security bolts with a point in the middle of the hex. So good/bad, only the tool (or someone with a special set of security hex keys) will be able to unscrew it and take it off. Solid piece of mind on my bike.

Fits stealth-like on my bike like a tracking ninja. I don't think most people would realize that it isn't simply part of a bracket under a water bottle. Pairs well with iPhone and I'm satisfied that this is a decent level of security to help locate my bike if it is taken...again.

I love the Apple IOS 'Find My' feature, and this has helped my to find my Own phone around the house repeatedly (using my wife's phone to track it!)The EIRIX Bike Tracker is a great idea, and is basically an 'Air Tag' type device in a flatter base, which attaches to your bike, and connects to IOS like other IOS devices to use the Find My app.The setup was quick and easy, the instructions clear and complete.I attempted to install the bike tracker underneath my bottle holder on my Ride1Up 700 Electric bike.This is no fault of the Bike Tracker! But, the screws provided were too long for one of my bottle holder screw holes (the top one). Conversely, the screws provided on the bike itself, and the screws sent with the bottle holder, were all too short to attach both the bottle holder And the bike tracker.So I took off the bottle holder and (see pic) and just attached the bike tracker using one of the shorter screw sets.Again, no fault to this product which works great, and I can see were my bike is from my iPhone now. The screws fit, but one was just a bot too long. The screws provided with the bike tracker are twice as long as the screws you get with a bottle holder, anticipating holding both devices to the bike.So you may want to take this into account depending on what kind of bike you want to attach the racker to.

So far so good. This air tag was easy to install under my water bottle cage. It was quick and easy to connect as an "item" in my iPhone's "Find My" app.The air tag is reasonably discrete, especially on my black bike with black water bottle cage. It might not be as discrete on bikes of a different color. It would be a 5 star item if it were thinner. IF my bike is ever stolen, I hope it is discrete enough to go unnoticed by the thieves until I can alert the police to its location.

This works great. Easy to use, easy to connect to phone (iphone), and I like the way it mounts to your bike.

Hard to pair with my phone and IPad. Tracking doesn't really work in our area the way it's designed.Wanted to track my motorcycles due to the rise of automotive theft, did not want to pay for a monthly fee for GPS Tracking as I rarely leave the moto alone outside for more than a couple minutes, and thought this might be a good alternative to the pay to track options.I was wrong.