Bicycle locating system

Details Bicycle locating system Bicycle locating system

1997-03-10

1999-09-21

Zimmerman, Brian

Communications: electrical

Continuously variable indicating

With meter reading

3405721, 3405731, 34082554, B60R 2510

Patent

active

059559659

ABSTRACT:
A bicycle having a locating system attached thereto. The locating system responds to a call signal from a call station by transmitting a locator signal to a locator station. This allows for quick and easy tracking and recovery of missing or stolen bicycles.

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