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A comprehensive GPS tracking and 24/7 smart recovery subscription service designed to track and physically reclaim stolen bikes and e-bikes.
Live GPS Tracking Sleeper GPS Recovery Proximity Beacon Sensing Theft Intake Monitoring Agent Dispatch Management
Utilizes layered tracking technology across live GPS, stealth sleeper cells, and low-energy proximity beacons Dispatches trained tactical recovery agents to locate and safely retrieve stolen assets on the ground Achieves an exceptional 80-85% successful recovery rate typically within the first 72 hours of a reported theft Integrates directly with local police forces to facilitate smooth search access to private buildings or properties Operates a 24/7 central command dashboard providing continuous real-time coordination from a London headquarters
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 2-10
Visit WebsiteBackPedal Ltd is an innovative security and vehicle tracking platform engineered to eliminate the high rates of uninvestigated bicycle and e-bike thefts across the UK. The platform deploys a layered tracking framework on subscribers' bikes—combining live GPS hardware, long-term stealth sleeper cells, and precise short-range proximity beacons. When a theft occurs, BackPedal dispatches its proprietary network of trained, on-the-ground physical recovery agents who actively trace and retrieve the missing vehicle. By partnering with specialist bike insurers and local police authorities, it shifts bike security from reactive payouts to rapid physical recovery within 72 hours.
BackPedal Ltd was founded in 2021 by aerospace engineer James Dunn and product innovation consultant Richard White in London, England. Inspired after Dunn's partner had her essential commuter bike stolen during the pandemic and found zero investigative support from local authorities, the founders built an actionable, real-world antidote. They designed an advanced, covert multi-sensor hardware suite backed by an on-call network of professional recovery agents to effectively render bike theft a low-reward endeavor for opportunists.