Best GPS Trackers

Always know where your ride is. Hidden trackers and tag options that pair with your phone.

1. EDITOR’S PICK
   

   Best Overall APPLE

   Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 4-Pack

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 (6,690) $92.98 onamazon as of Aug 7

   The AirTag remains the cheapest way to give a stolen bike a fighting chance, since every iPhone on the street quietly reports its location back to you. The 2nd gen adds sharper precision finding and a speaker design thieves cannot simply gut. At $94.98, the 4-pack covers your ride, helmet bag, and keys for about $24 a tag.

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   Editor's Kit Pick ELEVATION LAB

   Elevation Lab AirTag Bike Security Mount

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7 (708) $19.99 onamazon as of Aug 7

   An AirTag zip-tied under your saddle gets found and tossed in seconds. This $19.99 mount bolts under a bottle cage with security screws, seals the tag against rain, and hides it where thieves rarely check. That placement is what turns a $29 tracker into a real recovery tool.

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   MONIMOTO

   Monimoto 9 GPS Tracker

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 (58) $179.00 onamazon as of Aug 7

   For an e-moto or a scooter you cannot carry inside, the Monimoto 9 is the serious option. It hides in the frame, runs up to 12 months on a charge, and calls your phone the moment the bike moves without its paired key fob nearby. LTE-M tracking works far beyond Bluetooth range, and the subscription runs about $49 a year after two free months.

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4. 

   Best Budget LANDAIRSEA

   LandAirSea 54 GPS Tracker

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.1 (29,497) $14.95 onamazon as of Aug 7

   The 54 is the number 1 GPS tracker on Amazon, and $14.95 of hardware buys real cellular tracking with location updates as fast as every 3 seconds. The waterproof, magnetic case tucks into a battery bay or under a fender in seconds. The catch is the required subscription, with plans starting around $19.95 a month, so it suits riders who want live tracking without the Monimoto price up front.

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   SAMSUNG

   Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.4 (11,965) $22.31 onamazon as of Aug 7

   An Android phone makes the AirTag useless, and the SmartTag2 is the closest Galaxy-side answer. It runs on Samsung's SmartThings Find network with UWB precision finding, an IP67 shell, and about 1.5 years per battery. It requires a Samsung Galaxy phone specifically, so Pixel riders should look at a Tile instead.

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Alarms

A tracker finds your ride after it is gone; a loud alarm stops the grab in the first place.

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   WSDCAM

   Wsdcam 113dB Wireless Bike Alarm

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.5 (18,212) $18.98 onamazon as of Aug 7

   This is cheap insurance for any parked e-bike or scooter. It hides under a seat or inside a deck bay, hits 113dB when jostled, and arms or disarms from a key fob up to 66 feet away. Seven sensitivity levels keep wind and passing trucks from tripping it.

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   YOHOOLYO

   YOHOOLYO Alarm Disc Brake Lock

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.5 (11,060) $19.96 onamazon as of Aug 7

   For anything with a disc brake, this lock adds a physical layer the vibration alarms lack. The 7mm pin clamps the rotor so the wheel cannot roll, and tampering triggers a 110dB siren. The included reminder cable stops the classic mistake of riding off with it still attached.

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   KRYPTONITE

   Kryptonite Alarm Disc Lock

   ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.4 (536) $52.29 onamazon as of Aug 7

   A four-figure e-moto deserves more than an $18 lock. Kryptonite pairs a weather-resistant powersport-grade body with a 120dB siren, from the brand most riders already trust for their chains and U-locks. It is the step-up pick when the budget lock feels too light for what it guards.

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