Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

I locked the bike there on Thursday night, but saw the bike was still there on Friday morning. When I returned this Tuesday morning, the bike was no longer there. The lock was cut and left at the scene. The bike was on the southeast corner of webster and seminary, attached to a street sign.

Bike was locked to a bike rack in front of Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium park. U lock was locked to front wheel but not frame. Cable was attached to frame and U lock. Cable was cut, Frame was taken, and wheel was attached to another bike, presumably the thief's bike.

Neighbor left the storage room door open. Bike stolen sometime overnight. Storage room behind locking gate.

The bike was suspended from two hooks mounted in the rafters of my private garage.

I left my like unlocked briefly to buy a slice or pizza. The person at the counter witnessed the incident - it was perpetrated by a person who hangs out there often.

Brand new bike. Graduation gift stolen same night. It was in our garage. Someone jumped the rear side gate and accessed our garage door. They stole a total of 5 bikes. 3 adult & 2 child bikes

Last night after midnight. Someone jumped our rear side gate and accessed our garage. They took 3 adult bikes and 2 child bikes. I"ve had this bike since 1985. It's a unique bike. I can't put a value on it. Please contact if you have any information.

Stolen from Foster beach in front of the beach cafe.

I parked my bike right outside Langham Hotel on East Kinzie St around 3:30 pm on 6/18/16. I arrived back at 7:30 pm and the bike and lock was gone.

I left my office next to the Merchandise Mart at 6PM on Friday June 17th. My bike was locked via a cable lock through the front wheel and frame to the bike racks on N Orleans street next to the Merchandise Mart. When I arrived, my bike was missing with no evidence left at the scene. I immediately spoke to the security team at the Merchandise Mart and was able to find video footage on their cameras of me arriving to work in the morning, parking the bike, then at 5:31PM a man rides a bicycle heading south and stops next to my bike. He locked his bike up, then pulled cutters out of a white cloth bag, cut my lock, jumped on my bike and continued riding south on N. Orleans street before heading out of site over the bridge. He was wearing a white bike helmet, black tshirt, dark pants, tennis shoes, and was not very coordinated, as he was wobbling all over the place as he rode away. The thief left his bicycle at the scene, locked up. I stayed around for a few hours but he never returned to retrieve it yet. I figured he will come back for it since he locked it up. I was able to snap some photos of him form the security footage, though they are not clear enough to see a face.

My bike was locked to a bike rack at my office building, 200 S. Wacker. Cable lock through both wheels and frame locked to bike rack. Checked on bike at lunch and it was fine. Came out of office at 5:15 pm and it was gone. Must have cut cable. Bike rack is under video surveillance.

Bike was locked outside of the merchandise mart.

I pulled up to the back of my garage to put my bike inside, then realized I didn't have the garage-door opener on me. So I went aside, pet my dog for a bit, and when I went out to get the bike, it was gone.

Bike was parked outside of house, and is not missing with the chain and lock

Taken from California / Milwaukee Blue line stop

The bike was locked on the bike rack at Glenview train station and when I got back the entire bike was gone. Nothing left at all.

I had left the bike on the front of the Damen (route 50) bus, going southbound, on June 11. It was last seen at Damen and Eastwood at about 9:05pm. I called the CTA and I was told the bike would be at the North Park Garage at the end of the route. However, the bike was not at the garage later that evening or the following Sunday. I loved that bike. I would greatly appreciate any good samaritan who can help return my bike or provide information.