Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

bike was stole between nov 1st 11 pm and 7 am november 2nd, bike rack is in front of the building door, next to 3 bikes, the lock was not cut or broken, the lock still in the rack with the front wheel.

A person got through a locked gate that leads to the porch of our building. The person went up to the 3rd story balcony and destroyed the wooden railing it was locked to. That person walked past multiple other bikes throughout the complex and did not touch them. A house party occurred the same night in an apartment on the 2nd floor of my building.

Bike was locked in the fullerton train stop. When I got back from from work it was missing and no sign of the lock either.

Biked is usually parked under the staircase, at a place which only the residents have access to. So was usually kept unlocked.

Had my bike in the garage temporarily. Someone working on the apartment building next door must have seen it and come back over night.

The bike was in the hallway of my office at the time it was stolen. The image of the bike is also the image of the perpetrator stealing it.

Stolen from enclosed back porch, Augusta and Rockwell.

The bike has been locked there all summer. I ride it once a week or so. The gate it was behind was locked. It was there around ten pm, however my nieghbor notice the gate open at four am and the railing had been pried up.

Bike was on my locked deck and locked to the metal railing with a new U-Lock. Bike was locked beneath the saddle but above the frame's horizontal cross bar. U-Lock was found intact and still locked to the railing. The only way this could have happened is if they used tools to remove the saddle (the bike doesn't have any quick release parts) and stole the bike that way.

Not sure when it was stolen - sometime in the night between October 28 and 29.

Arrived home Tuesday night to find front door lock was broken again, presumed it was faulty lock, called landlord to have it fixed. In the morning, went down stairwell where bike was stored only to discover bike was missing. I presume the bike was stolen after the lock was forced.

Bike was stolen on Wellington, just west of Sheridan Rd. Outside my building - 2970 N Sheridan.

I missed my usual bus in the morning by Higgins and Newcastle going West to Harlem Blue line so I took my Raleigh Hybrid bike the Morning of October 26, 2015. After work, I was picked up by my friends from downtown where i work. I forgot about my bike. Same thing happened on Tuesday. Wednesday Morning October 28, 2015 around 7:15am, I was going to pass by it on my way to work to move it so people don't think that I just leave my bike there to bike it going home after work and it was gone. I asked the CTA guy and he said that somebody probably stole it because it because the rack was close to the doors going out of the station.

The bike was stolen from the bike storage room in my building. In the picture that is attached, the bike is on the lower left hand side.

In the attached picture it is the bike all the way to the right.

Locked in new covered two level bike rack at Midway Airport Transit Center

Today, my bike was stolen from work. I am working with the security staff to get video of the area where it was locked up at, but I am posting this in the hopes that everyone will share it far and wide. The bike was stolen from the corner of Archer and Lawndale from World's Finest Chocolate between 7am - 3:30pm. The bike was a Trek Kaitai Gary Fisher Edition. http://www.trekbikes.com/…/…/Trek/p/2011_2325600-Kaitai.html There are two photos in this post - one of my bike (by the lake this summer), and then a picture of the model I had. Also, there is a link that gives a detailed description of the bike in general. The bike I owned is white, green and black. I put an aftermarket rear rack, slip in pedals, and a rear plastic fender on it. The bike has a 21in frame. It has 28 x 1 3/8 x 1 5/8 wheels. I purchased the bike from On The Route in Lincoln Square, so there is a small sticker on the bike (the part of the frame that the seat poll slides into) with their info on it. The serial number for the bike is WTV312C1966F.

Bike was parked in the parking lot of an apartment residence, near an alleyway. I think that someone had noticed that the bike hadn't been moved in a few days and cut the lock and took the bike. The lock was left on the bike rack. The cut was straight.

The bike was stolen from Lincoln elementary school in Evanston on Tuesday October, 13th between 3:30 pm and 4:15 pm. There are no witnesses.

Bike was locked through front wheel only. Wheel was separated from bike in order to steal the bike.