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provides personal liability protection. Insurance for bicycles may also be obtained under a personal property floater policy. This type of policy is suitable for those who do not have a homeowners policy, but would like insurance coverage for their bikes. A personal property floater policy will cover most perils and theft, but personal liability is not included. To protect your bike from being stolen, the I.I.I. urges all bike owners to follow some basic security hints:
Register your bike at a local police precinct. (This will not keep your bike from being stolen, but it may help in recovering the bike if it is.) Always lock your bike, even if you think you are just going to be gones a “few minutes” and “are not going very far, anyway." Use a good, heavy chain that is long enough to go through the rear wheel and the frame and then attach to a permanent fixture, like a light pole. (Too many people
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