06/04/2026
⚠️ One important reminder we always share with riders: never keep your Monimoto Key Fob attached to your motorcycle keys. If the thief gets your keys, they could also get the Key Fob. Instead, keep the it separate and with you at all times, for example:
🔹In your jacket pocket
🔹In your wallet or card holder
🔹Attached to your house keys
Read the full motorcycle recovery story shared by our customer from Essex, UK:
“Got home from work at 10pm. I arrived as I always do, pulled up to my back gate, got off the bike, and unlocked the gate. Turned around and I was assaulted and pushed over by the bike thief, who got on my bike and rode off!
Unfortunately, my phone was in a phone holder on the handlebars, so not only did they have my bike, but also a set of keys, my Monimoto fob, and my phone with the Monimoto app installed. So I had no way of accessing the phone app and tracking my bike.
After a sleepless night, I went to the phone shop and had a duplicate SIM card produced and the phone blocked, but I still didn’t have a working Monimoto app, as the app on my old phone, which I was now having to re-use, was disabled when the new phone was set up. But I contacted Monimoto via email and told them the circumstances of my unfortunate events, and they graciously contacted me with the bike’s current Monimoto position.
I had already called the police at the time of the theft. I called 999, gave the coordinator the location, and in the meantime I was already heading to the local police station, where they met me and we went to the location provided, found, and recovered my bike!
I cannot thank Monimoto enough for their assistance and fantastic product, which reunited me with my bike.
A few things I have learnt: don’t get off my bike and leave it running, even only a couple of feet away; don’t attach my phone to my bike ever again; also, don’t have the fob on the bike’s key ring. Keep it separate from the keys but in my possession.
Turns out that the Monimoto tracker is the best item I have purchased for my bike, or I probably would never have seen it again!”