Bendigo Police Detective Senior Constable Debbie Graham said offenders failed to gain access to the Giant Bendigo store.

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She said police had made no arrests and will begin reviewing CCTV footage.

Giant Bendigo owner Nick Moroni said he has watched security vision of someone try to break through the door by striking it repeatedly with a rock.

"They must have thought it would be easier to break," he said.

The unknown person did manage to smash a small hole in the glass door to the premises.

It just was not big enough to climb through, assuming that was the person's goal.

Detective Senior Constable Graham said no bikes or other goods were stolen in the attempted break-in.

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The person left in a small car that may have been driven by a second person, Mr Moroni said.

"People in cars might have seen them. Some did drive past," he said.

The incident took place at about 4.45am, Mr Moroni said.

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The person in the vision is wearing a helmet, gloves and high-vis gear.

Bendigo police are investigating the incident.

Anyone with information should call the Bendigo police station on 5448 1300 or visit the Crime Stoppers website at crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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