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James Cracknell has urged fans to get a tracker on their bikes after his was stolen in Manchester.
The former Great Britain rower, 49, thanked the police and Honda Motorcycles on Instagram on Monday after they managed to retrieve his motorbike via a tracking system.
A relieved-looking James stopped to take a snap of him sat next to his beloved vehicle and shared it with his followers.
Grateful: Former GB rower James Cracknell thanked the police on Instagram on Monday after his stolen motorbike was retrieved via a tracking system
Alongside the picture, the athlete noted: 'Bike update for those who kindly expressed interest/concern. Thanks to Manchester Police & the wizardry of @hondaukmotorcycles tracking system.
'Bike has been found & with it a load of other stolen ones. Do hopefully other riders will be reunited with their steeds. #getatracker'.
TOWIE's Pete Wicks was delighted for him and replied: 'Yes mate! Let me know when you fancy a ride out/catch up! ❤️'.
Lost-and-found: A relieved-looking James stopped to take a snap of him sat next to his beloved vehicle and shared it with his followers
Delighted: TOWIE's Pete Wicks and television presenter Jason Fox were amongst those who showed their support to the athlete
Television presenter and former British soldier Jason Fox also showed his support.
'Great news mate!' he penned.
The double Olympic gold medallist informed his 103,000 Instagram followers over the weekend that his bike had been stolen in an angry post.
Rant: The double Olympic gold medallist informed his 103,000 Instagram followers over the weekend that his bike had
