2 December, 2025 Police and Crime Commissioner teams up with Bristol Bike Theft Awareness to host crucial meeting with local bikers as theft figures remain stubbornly high. Around 100 concerned motorcyclists gathered in Bristol on 1st December for a frank and sometimes heated discussion about the ongoing motorcycle theft crisis affecting riders across Avon and Somerset. The meeting, hosted by Police and Crime Commissioner Clare Moody and Bristol Bike Theft Awareness , brought

Motorcycle theft rates dropped by 7.9% in the early part of 2024 compared with the same period in 2023, with total thefts reported as significantly lower than in recent history. This improvement represents more than two decades of coordinated efforts from multiple stakeholders. But what are insurers, manufacturers, industry bodies, and police forces actually doing to combat theft? In this article we examine the active initiatives, programmes, and interventions taking place ac

We've just launched The Motorcycle Security Project , and we're glad you found us. This site exists for one straightforward reason - to help riders protect their bikes. Motorcycle theft remains a persistent problem across the UK, and while plenty of advice exists scattered across forums, Facebook groups, and manufacturer websites, there's been no single place that brings it all together in a clear, practical, and rider-focused way. That's what we're building here. What you'll