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This tracker is rented to:
First name: James
Name: Paton
Phone: 7738060229
E-Mail: jamesxpaton@gmail.com
Bib: 23
Event: Iberica-Traversa
Rented out: 18.09.2026
Returned:
Tracker:
ID: 1001
Model: GL320MG
IMEI: 860201068678120
SN: MP84C23D2002817
Owner
transbike Ltd.
London
EC1V 2NX
UNITED KINGDOM
info@transbike.com
Return address:
See below “Returning the tracker”.
USB-A to USB-C cable:
GSM Tracker:
Operating the tracker
- You receive a fully charged tracker. On a full charge, the GSM tracker operates for approximately 9 days. It can be recharged using a USB-A to USB-C cable.
(USB-C to USB-C does not work) - Important: Do not operate or charge the tracker via USB. The USB connector may be damaged, which could prevent the tracker from functioning properly.
Rider tip: Only use the charging method provided with your rental tracker, and handle the device carefully.
Returning the tracker
- At the end of the ride, return your tracker at the finish (if occupied by organizer stuff, check in the event route book) or send it back by postal service.
- Once we receive the tracker, the deposit will be refunded to your credit card.
- Deadline: The tracker must be returned no later than 10 days after you finish. (except Iberica-Traversa and “Mines & Dunes”)
- Iberica-Traversa and “Mines & Dunes”: Please ship the tracker end of November that it arrives 1st week of December. Before we can not receive it.
Rider tip: Make sure your tracker is returned on time to avoid deposit delays or additional charges.
Return address:
transbike
Andreas Buchs
Via dei Ronchi 20
6936 Cademario
Switzerland
Declaring the shippment: Please declare the shipment in a way that no import taxes apply and no signature is needed. For example “Tracker, value 20 Euro, gift”. In reason of absence, we can not accept shipments a signature is needed.
Mounting Your Tracker
GSM Trackers:
- Can be kept in a pocket, but ensure they can still receive GPX/satellite signals.
Rider tip: Test your tracker in the first few kilometers to make sure it is transmitting correctly before leaving areas with good coverage.