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Always lock your wheel and frame together to the bike rack. Locking just your top tube might save you seconds, but can give the bike thief leverage to attempt to break the U-lock with a violent twisting motion. Even if unsuccessful, your bike might get seriously damaged.

Don't park perpendicular to the rack. Staple racks are designed for the rider to park parallel to the rack and placed to minimize interference with foot or vehicle traffic. It will also support your bike from falling over better!

Bikes disappear from car racks, home garages, parking garages and storage units frequently (nearly half of urban thefts). By locking a wheel to the frame, you force the thief to break the lock before they can ride it.

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Secure your helmet and accessories - thieves like to travel safe (and helmets help them blend in). They will also use accessories to increase resale value on other bikes.

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Always use a designated bike rack - street signs, parking meters and fences are more easily defeated than dedicated bike racks. In this image, the thief can simply remove the sign using a $5 tool and slip the double-locked bike over the top of the pole.