Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

A friend and I had just completed a bike ride along the Lake Front Trail and we stopped at Cafe Vienna on N Clark St to grab some food. We locked both bikes through the front tires and the frames to an metal street sign pole on W Deming in front of the Starbucks outdoor seating area. After completing our meal, we walked back to find my friends bike lying on its side along with half the cut lock on the ground. My bike was gone.

Garage was broken into through side door. Bike stolen.

The bike was in front of CTA Clark and lake station. Now it's gone.

I locked my bike to a street sign on the corner of Taylor Street and Loomis around 8pm. I came back around 3am to find the street sign lifted up and on the sidewalk with my bike missing. The attached picture is not the actual bike, but that is exactly how it looks except in silver.

I usually bike to work but I didn't this morning. I left the bike near the front yard, between ours and our neighbors buildings, inside our gate. Came home at 5:30pm and the bike was gone.

Bike was secured within workplace behind two locked gates. First gate is for residents of building; 2nd gate is secured by different lock for the safety of the place of business (bar & grill). Either gates were accidentally left open or customer walked into area and took bike out the rear exit of bar through secure gates.. Last seen around Chicago & Campbell.

I rode my bike to the Rockwell Brown Line station and parked it in front of the pet supply store there around 615 am. I went to work. When I got off the train at 415pm the bike and lock were both gone. Other bikes in the Lincoln Square area were also reported missing.

Roommate left for work backing his car out of garage, noticed my bike was not where it has always been. His bike also a Trek locked only to itself sitting right next to my bike was still present. Scooter, air pump and all other valuable items in garage were still all present. Garage door and lock were not tampered. The only thing missing is my road bike.

BIke was inside locked apartment building, in the common hallway outside apartment. Someone who had or gained access to the building may have entered the building and taken it.

I locked my bike to the apartment's bike rack Sunday night and when I went down to leave for school in the morning the bike along with the lock we're missing. I live right next to the Dempster stop on the Purple line so conceivable someone could have boarded the train and taken the bike anywhere in Chicago. There was nothing left behind.

The bike was locked to my second story back deck to a wooden support by a U-lock and additional cable threaded through the wheels. The beam it was attached to was hammered apart and bike was carried away. I feel like someone in my building may have tipped someone off to the location of the bike, as the deck is secured by a locked gate and is one floor up in plain sight of other people.

Bike lock cut in the middle of the night.

Thief must have climbed into gated back alleyway at night to steal the bike.

The bike was locked to a pump. The person disassembled the pipe (water all over the floor) and slid the bike lock off the pipe. Both the lock and bike is gone.

Moving furniture into house through rear garage. Door was left open and unattended for approximately 20 mins. When I returned the bike was gone.

My bike was stored in my locked garage. I cam home from work and saw my garage door about 1/4 open (unclear whether it was pried open or whether it dodn't close all the way when i left for work in the morning). The bike was the only item that was stolen.

The bike frame was locked to a metal post and the wheels were attached To the frame with security skewers. The shifting cable was cut and both wheels were stolen. The lock doesnt fit through my frame, the back wheel, and the post otherwise I would have locked it that way. I went out for a run around 1pm today and I might not have noticed my bike wheels were missing but I think they may have been stolen while I was running. Or earlier the night before.