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This isn’t just any bike bell — it’s like a sneaky AirTag for your ride

Think of it as an AirTag for your bicycle. Give yourself some peace of mind while this bike tracker costs just $19.99 (regularly $29.99). (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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A person locating a bicycle that has a Find My-based bike tracker hidden in its bell, using a mobile app.
Keep tabs on your bike with this stealthy antitheft device.
Photo: Cult of Mac Deals

This clever bike tracker adds extra security to your bike while being incredibly discreet. It’s a bike bell with a built-in tracker that integrates with Apple’s Find My app. Think of it as an AirTag for your ride!

Give yourself some peace of mind and get this stealthy bike bell with built-in tracker while it’s on sale for only $19.99 (regularly $29.99) at Cult of Mac Deals.

Bike bell hides a Find My tracker inside

Whether you’re an avid mountain biker or cycle to work daily, there’s always a bit of fear that when you go to pick up your ride, it won’t be where you left it. Sure, you could get the best bike lock on the market to (hopefully) protect your ride while it’s sitting at the bike rack, but it can only do so much.

Just secure this bell to your bicycle’s handle with the included Allen wrench, and no one — not even the cleverest of thieves — will know there’s a tracker hidden inside. From there, this bike tracker will note exactly where your bike is at all times through your iPhone‘s Find My app.

Not an AirTag, but it works with Apple’s Find My network

Whether you’re at the office or grocery store, you can open the Find My app and see your ride’s real-time location on a map. Did you park it a little far from a friend’s house or restaurant? You can get directions to your bike’s location if you’ve forgotten which street the bike rack is on.

Has a thief gotten crafty and tried to steal your bike? This AirTag-like bike tracker will immediately notify you. Just remember to set alerts so you receive notifications if your bike leaves a trusted location (like your home, workplace, etc.).

Aside from pairing with your iPhone’s Find My app to help you track your bike, it also works as an actual bike bell! Its waterproof rubber seal protects it from inclement weather, and you’ll be able to ring it to notify other bikers, pedestrians and drivers that you’re biking through.

Save on a bike tracker that works with Find My

Add one of these Find My-compatible bike trackers to your ride for just $19.99 — you’ll save more than 30% if you order while supplies last.

Buy from: Cult of Mac Deals

Prices subject to change. All sales handled by StackSocial, our partner who runs Cult of Mac Deals. For customer support, please email StackSocial directly. We originally published this post on the Find My bike tracker on January 30, 2025.


Originally published on Cult of Mac

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