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Stolen Specialized? Report it and put it under watch
A stolen Specialized usually resurfaces on a local marketplace within days. Register yours on Theftsight and we match new listings against it — on serial, photo and location — so you're not the one refreshing ads at midnight.
Find your Specialized frame number
Bottom bracket shell on most models; Turbo e-bikes store it in the Mission Control app tied to the motor.
Photograph it now, before you need it — it's what lets police tie a recovered Specialized back to you.
Specialized models thieves target
- Specialized Rockhopper
- Specialized Sirrus
- Specialized Allez
- Specialized Tarmac
- Specialized Stumpjumper
- Specialized Turbo Vado (e-bike)
If your Specialized is already gone
- Report it to police and keep the event/reference number.
- Register the Specialized on Theftsight (or mark it stolen) with the frame number, model and photos.
- Tell your insurer — they can work the same candidate queue.
- If a listing matches, export the proof pack — never confront a seller alone.
More on this category: Bikes & e-bikes. Checklist: How to report a stolen item.
Put your Specialized under watch
Register it in two minutes with the frame number and a photo — private by default. If it's stolen, marketplaces are scanned against it and police and insurers on the network can see the case.