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Stolen TENWAYS Bikes: UK Frame-Number Check (Free)
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Quick answer
On many TENWAYS bikes the frame number is under the bottom bracket, but on the CGO600 series you have to remove the plastic cover under the bottom bracket to see it. On AGO and Cargo mid-drive models, check the right side near the chainring just above the motor. TENWAYS says CGO600-series frame numbers start with the digit 1. Run the code through Cyclesite's free lookup for an instant UK check against a stolen-bike registry and rider-filed theft reports.
Where TENWAYS hides the frame number
This is the brand where people most often conclude a bike has no number at all. On the CGO600, CGO600 Pro and CGO600 Plus there is a plastic cover under the bottom bracket, and the code is underneath it; the cover has to come off. On the AGO and Cargo mid-drive models the number is on the right side near the chainring, just above the motor. CGO600-series numbers start with 1, but use the full code rather than the leading digit. CE marks, motor labels and battery numbers are not it.
TENWAYS on the UK used market
TENWAYS sells direct online in the UK at the lighter, cleaner-looking end of the commuter e-bike market, and the CGO600 in particular has sold in volume to city riders. Commuter e-bikes are locked at stations and offices all day, which is where a lot of UK theft happens. Because the brand sells direct, the original order confirmation rather than a shop receipt is the document that proves ownership.
FAQs
- Where is the frame number on a TENWAYS CGO600?
- Under the bottom bracket, beneath a plastic cover that has to be removed to read it. Many owners assume the bike is unmarked because of that cover.
- Where is it on an AGO or Cargo model?
- On the right side near the chainring, just above the motor, because the mid-drive unit fills the bottom bracket area.
- Does a TENWAYS frame number start with a particular digit?
- TENWAYS says CGO600-series numbers start with 1. Use the full code rather than relying on the first digit alone.
Police datapolice.uk releases
Most stolen bikes are never traced back to anyone
Police recorded 28,531 bicycle thefts across 44 UK city centres over three years. A suspect was identified in 10.1% of closed cases, and 1 in 33 reached a charge. Pick an area for the local picture.
Jun 23Down 25% in three yearsMay 26
- 8,221
- thefts recorded in 12 months
- −12%
- change on the year before
- 10.1%
- of closed cases had a suspect identified
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