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If anyone in Uk wants to know. I have placed THREE SIM card - data only in bike it works. £35 for 24 mths .

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From £1.99/month
That's a great long-term deal for bike data in the UK. For anyone looking for information on registering a SIM card for a different network or needing a clear setup guide, the tm register sim card page is a helpful resource. It provides straightforward instructions that can be useful whether you have a single SIM or are managing multiple lines, offering a good point of comparison for various options. Appreciate you sharing your find.
 
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In the UK, RWGMobile is £4.99 per year with 100Mb / month (enough for sync & location) on EE Network. Value
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Maxi said:
In the UK, RWGMobile is £4.99 per year with 100Mb / month (enough for sync & location) on EE Network. Valuemp3 juice
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That’s actually a really solid deal 😄

100MB/month is more than enough for things like sync, GPS tracking, or IoT-type usage, and £4.99 a year is hard to beat—especially on the EE network. Perfect for backup connectivity or low-data devices.

Have you been using it mainly for a secondary device or something like a tracker?
 
Maxi said:
In the UK, RWGMobile is £4.99 per year with 100Mb / month (enough for sync & location) on EE Network. Value
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did RWG work for you? My Avinox is not connecting (works with giffgaff)
 
Just left it on auto and must be working as last sync for location was after last time I powered the bike on.
 
I got it working with Three. The 4G icon goes from red to white when it starts working.
 
AndewCrstn said:
That’s actually a really solid deal 😄

100MB/month is more than enough for things like sync, GPS tracking, or IoT-type usage, and £4.99 a year is hard to beat—especially on the EE network. Perfect for backup connectivity or low-data devices.

Have you been using it mainly for a secondary device or something like a tracker?
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From my 2 Avinox bikes I am seeing more than 100MB/month of usage, just a warning but 100MB might not be enough.

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Maxi said:
Just left it on auto and must be working as last sync for location was after last time I powered the bike on.
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And just to prove myself wrong I actually checked it properly and it is not functioning on either Auto or manual APN settings. Put the SIM into my phone to confirm no PIN and showed 5G signal - back in bike and showing as red / not working. The last sync was when my son unlocked & moved the bike to get the lawnmower out of the garage !
 
Any other recommendations?

That three deal doesn't look to be available anywhere now.

I can't see any mention of the RWG deal on their website or by searching either.

Any more feedback from how much data your bike uses a month?

Cheers all
 
I've had issues getting it enabled so any help appreciated.

RWG Mobile - MVNO on EE
Installed in phone and confirmed no PIN, SIM active, roaming active
Installed in bike (losing both the tiny screws in the process) but not showing a signal. I have an EE SIM in work phone so strong 4G signal here
Tried both manual & auto APN
Left it for 24hrs

AI suggested that some MVNO treat this as if it was an IoT device and not enable data.

Anyone successfully gotten RWG Mobile to work ?
 
Just found this GraspLet SIM on Amazon, 5GB for 12 months but it switches between all the different networks to get the strongest signal.

Normally £22.99 currently £20.99 they appear to be specialists in IOT connections. They have other amounts of data for different prices as well.

Anyone heard of them before? Might try it out as I've got an Amazon voucher.
 
So has anyone managed to get this working on any network other than Three ? Best Three deal I can find is £40 / 120Gb / 12 months so waaaay overkill.
 
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