Knog Scout Alarm & Finder helps find stolen bikes because the police don’t

knog scout bicycle tracker

Without GPS trackers it’s almost impossible to recover stolen bicycles; it’s why the police give so little priority to the crime. An investigation by a national newspaper last year revealed no suspect is identified or charged in 87 per cent of cases. In other words, cycle thieves in the UK are very likely to get away with it.

Trackers can’t replace the need for a good cycle insurance policy, but they’re useful bits of kit nevertheless – especially when they include other features. The Knog Scout Bike Alarm and Finder combines an 85db bike alarm with a tracker powered by Apple’s ‘Find My’ app.

Once armed, any movement triggers the motion-sensitive alarm and alerts the owner via a phone notification.

  • Compatible with iOS only
  • Motion-sensitive 85 db audio alarm
  • Mounts to standard water cage braze-ons with anti-tamper screws
  • Arm / disarm using on app
  • Alarm status & battery charge indicator
  • USB-C rechargeable with 6-month battery life
  • Weighs 25 grams
knog scout bike tracker water bottle mount

Miniaturised trackers are a cost effective way to keep track of personal items – including bicycles.

Win a Knog Scout Bike Alarm and Finder

We have a a Knog Scout Bike Alarm and Finder to give away. Leave us a message below and we’ll pick a winner next week.

The ethical choice

The ETA was established in 1990 as an ethical provider of green, reliable travel services. Over 30 years on, we continue to offer cycle insurance , breakdown cover  and mobility scooter insurance while putting concern for the environment at the heart of all we do.

The Good Shopping Guide judges us to be the UK’s most ethical provider.

 

 

Comments

  1. Milo Bloom

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    Having recently had a bike stolen, this would be good for the replacement.

  2. Wolf Simpson

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    Sweet prize, wouldn’t mind that for my e-Cruiser. 😁

  3. Pamela

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    Useful little gadjet to look after bike. I would love this.

    • Andy Brown

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      I wouldn’t wish to sound alarmist about the prospect of not winning this..

  4. David Gray

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    Please don’t send me one as I don’t use Apple devices.

  5. Fran Peck

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    Would love this for my mobility scooter

  6. Lucy

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    I’m alarmed….

  7. Arthur Smith

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    What a great accessory ,peace of mind in a piece of techno 👌 😎 piece of equipment ,thankyou Arthur

    • Dave

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      Lovely stuff

  8. Stephen Warne

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    This would be a great addition to keeping my bike safe!

    • Paul S

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      Sounds awesome 👌 yes please

  9. Nigel Cole

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    That would be really usefull – I would like this

  10. Alison Gibson

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    Now we’ve electrified our tandem anything that helps keep it with us is most welcome

  11. Ric Dobson

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    Looks the biz !! I had 4 bikes stolen in 4 years but been “lucky” for a few years. Fingers crossed my luck will hold for the draw Cheers Ric

  12. Pete Clark

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    This does genuinely look like a game changer and I’d love to have this capability

  13. Laurence Hill

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    Looks like a super useful device, neat and practical

  14. John

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    Always worried about my bike being stolen, this is great for peace of mind

  15. John Davidson

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    This wouldn’t be any good for me because:
    1. I don’t have an iPhone
    2. I already have a tracker device (disguised as a rear light) I bought for about £50 on Amazon.

  16. Clive

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    Sadly, almost an essential pice of kit these days.

    • David Fisher

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      Looks good way to look after soul workers on my pedecab fleet

  17. Nick H

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    Cycle theft from railway stations is a big problem. This would help to catch a thief red-handed!

  18. Jill

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    Great idea

    • Rob Lewis

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      Yes please, I would share this between my bike and my wife’s bike, whichever bike was in use and worth more.

  19. Keith

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    Can’t wait to be my own policeman.

  20. Doug M

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    Yes please, I would love to have a Knog!

  21. Gill C

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    Brilliant idea had wondered for quite a few years when someone would come up with something this good. I can see it having multiple uses. It’s going on my wish list right now.

  22. Iain

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    This would be great – more peace of mind when bike left at railway station bike racks

  23. Paul Long

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    Expensive bikes require top level security

    • Owen

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      We hope that thieves cannot ride a tandem, but would love the extra security, especially on our recently acquired e tandem.

  24. Bryn Gwyndaf Jones

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    How wonderful!

  25. Thomas

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    Nice to keep my bike safe.

  26. Judith Rout

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    Never let my bike out of my sight but still always lock it. Great piece of kit

  27. Graham Corfield

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    A necessary bit of kit these days unfortunately. Would love one!!

    • Andy

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      Love the sound of the Knog Scout Bike Alarm with 85 db motion sensor and certainly won’t be music to the ears of those pesky thieves.

  28. Tommy Knowland

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    Like all good Scouts, this alarm will help me to be prepared

  29. Pam Jibson

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    I would love one of these alarm trackers. Losing a bike is as much about the inconvenience as the physical loss so any deterrent would be brilliant!

  30. Colin

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    if the police spent less time arresting climate activists they’d have more time to serve the public in the way most of us would prefer . . .

  31. Steve

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    I’m pretty sure you don’t read these comments

  32. Diane Whateley

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    Fantastic idea!

  33. Stephen Wardrobe

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    Looks a good bit of kit. I’d love to win one.

  34. ROBERT PEEL

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    yes i would like to win this item

  35. Stephen Davies

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    Sadly, one of these is all too necessary for those of us with decent bikes which get parked up around town.

  36. Kelly Smith

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    Looks like a great bit of kit!

  37. Jenny C

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    Great bit of kit as bicycles aren’t cheap to replace if stolen

  38. Mark

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    Anything which makes the life of the bike thieves more difficult sounds like a great idea

  39. Brian

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    This would be a great addition to my Knog collection

  40. JohnB

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    Yes, this would be a good addition

  41. PeteG

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    Sounds like a very good deterrent. It’ll be just what I need for my upgraded wheels.

  42. Les Gunbie

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    Yes please

  43. Max

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    Ooh! I fancy one of them
    Please!😍

  44. WillieB

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    The day will come when everyone who cares about their bike not being stolen will have one of these.

  45. Jonathan Hunt

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    What a neat bit of kit! Love that.

  46. Gillian

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    The alarm on it could be a useful deterrent as long as it’s not so sensitive that gives too many false alarms. Very interesting product.

  47. Damian Connaughton

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    Would love one of these to protect my bike!

  48. Philip GREGG

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    Like all Knog kit, it looks well designed. I would like to give it a go.
    Thanks

  49. Craig Young

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    Sadly most cyclists have had components, accessories or even their whole bike stolen….. Let’s hope that trackers helps us fight back.

  50. Paul Sloan

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    Obviously not a replacement for two good locks, but I do see this being useful in the first few hours after a bike theft. Thieves often stash the bike away somewhere hidden, unconnected to them, in case it’s got a tracker on it.

  51. ChrisB

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    Shame it doesn’t work with android phones which are used by so many cyclist’s

  52. Phil

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    Great idea- pick me!

  53. Sarah

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    Yes please

  54. Philip Gregg

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    My comment seem to have disappeared!

  55. Alastair

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    A useful device if other detterants don’t work.

  56. FRAN MCLEAN

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    Brilliant idea! Yes please I’d love one of those.

  57. james

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    why not.
    every little helps

  58. Martin Baker

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    I’ve got one of these for bike #1.
    I could really do with another for bike #2.

  59. Dave

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    Yes please, about to buy a new Brompton & had one stolen in the past, so this would be great!

  60. Chris Johnson

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    I am very interested. Could well purchase if I don’t win!

  61. Steve

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    Sad that this piece of kit is such a necessity these days.

  62. Sarah

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    Seems like a great piece of kit.

    Looking forward to when an android compatible equivalent is produced.

  63. A J mack

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    as a BC Go Ride Club all our bikes were stolen (!2) and a tracker device would be great to try for their replacements

  64. Vick

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    Anyone tacking my bike will find it moves quite slowly!

  65. Bill

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    I too have had a couple of bikes, saddles and lights stolen in the past. Unfortunately, this is what we all have to face cycling in London nowadays. This device looks like a great idea.

  66. Ride with Roy

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    Locking a bike correctly is the first line of defence, the alarm on this tracker is the second, the tracker is fourth and if all else fails an ETA insurance policy.

  67. TD

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    My bike wouldn’t go rollabouts without its owner – yes, please!

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