Save on your bike security this Black Friday - Apple AirTag four-pack with nearly 40% off
Happily I haven't had to use my AirTags to track a stolen bike but it's reassuring to know that they're there if I do need them
Like many others, my colleagues at Cycling Weekly have been recommending GPS trackers to help with tracking lost and stolen bikes, we even have a GPS Trackers Buyers Guide to help you decide which are the best option for you.
It might be obvious that a tracker won't prevent your bike getting stolen, there's plenty of emerging stories to prove how effective they can be in helping track it down and having it returned to you.
This Black Friday we've found a great deal on a set of four AirTags - you can check out all our other Black Friday bike deals here.
I finally got round to getting some AirTags for the family's bikes this summer when my husband was due to fly abroad with his bikes. We figured as well as theft it could come in handy for tracking any wayward luggage.
As an iPhone / iPad family they're the perfect choice for us as we can quickly call them up on the 'Find My' app on our devices.
Luckily we've yet to use them in anger, our luggage hasn't been lost and our bikes not stolen, but they've have proved to be a handy way to track if the other half has gone for a longer-than-promised ride on his way home from work.
Save over a third on this AirTag deal at Walmart
With this deal you'll save more than a third on a pack of four AirPods
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Rachel has been writing about and reviewing bike tech for the last 15 years. Cynical by nature, Rachel never really trusts the marketing hype and prefers to give products a mighty good testing before deciding whether they're worth buying or not.
Rachel's first riding love is mountain biking where she's been European and UK 24hr Champion on more than one occasion. She's not just confined to the trails though and regularly rides - and occasionally races - on gravel and road too.
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