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It just sucks when your ATV goes missing and you can't find it, right? Hopefully you just forgot where you parked it! Now if someone took off with your ATV, that's a problem. You may never find it again and it'll be sold to someone with the VIN scraped off and you are out of luck. If it's worth some money you probably insured it, so good job and notify the authorities immediately. However, nowadays with the way mobile and GPS technology works, you can just equip it with a tracker (some newer ATVs are coming with GPS built in) so that if the day comes that someone makes off with it, you'll find your ATV and the thieves!

We looked around to see what technology exists out there and found the SPOT Trace! This unit retails for $119.95 and sells for around $99.99 online. We found it on Amazon for $97.99! Plus...you can get 50% off!

LIMITED TIME OFFER. MAY 19 - SEPT 4, 2017. GET A 50% REBATE FROM THE MANUFACTURER! Click Here for the Form

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SPOT TRACE®
AFFORDABLE THEFT-ALERT TRACKING AND ASSET RECOVERY

TRACK ANYTHING. ANYTIME. ANYWHERE.
SPOT Trace is a satellite asset tracking and theft-alert device that can help you locate and recover your valuables using Google Maps™. Protect your cars, boats, motorcycles and more this Summer with SPOT Trace. 

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• Receive text/email messages when movement is detected
• Monitor assets in near real-time using Google Maps™
• Long battery life, compact and easy to install
• Select from 2½, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minute tracking intervals

EXTREME TRACKING UPGRADE Enjoy even greater assurance with Extreme Tracking. Get all the features of Basic Service, with the added benefit of being able to track your asset's GPS coordinates down to every 2½ minutes.

 

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SPOT GEN3®
LIFE-SAVING SATELLITE GPS MESSENGER

OVER 5,000 RESCUES MADE. COUNTLESS LIVES TOUCHED.
SPOT Gen3 is a satellite GPS messenger which allows you to check-in with friends and family to tell them you are ok and features an S.O.S. button which can alert Search & Rescue with the push of a button if things go bad. We found it on Amazon for $148.80! Plus get the same 50% off rebate!

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• Send predefined text/email from virtually anywhere
• Motion-activated tracking options
• Select 2½, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minute tracking intervals
• Long battery life and plug-in power option

SPOT GEN3 SERVICE PLANS >


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