Mongoose Women's Hybrid

Location

Location

Apartment building
Taylor and Loomis
Chicago , IL
United States

Date of Theft

Thursday, August 1, 2013 - 3:00am

Basic Bike Info

Bicycle Type: 
Hybrid Bike
Size: 
Women's
Color: 
Dark/Navy Blue
Condition of Bicycle / Distinguishing Features: 
Navy blue, Mongoose women's hybrid bike in good condition but 10+ years old. Some scratching on top cross bar. Purple cable lock attached to bike seat. Crystal Lake registration sticker on lower cross bar. Red and white removable bike lights on front and back. Also with front and rear reflectors. Dark blue bag attached to handlebars. Black gel seat with some wear. Black water bottle holder on lower cross bar. Was secured with black, thick cable, Bell lock. Also had Schwinn helmet with navy blue cover which was coming loose.

Owner Information

Owner Name: 
Patty
Contact Email: 
Email hidden by Chicago Stolen Bike Registry. Contact the CSBR staff to email the owner.

Lock Information

How was the lock defeated?: 
Lock is missing, along with the bike.
Lock Type: 
Combination Cable Lock
What was the bike locked to?: 
Locked to bike rack.
How was the bike locked?: 
Other situation, please describe below.

Incident Description

Which type of area was your bike stolen from?: 
Garage or enclosed parking area.
How long was the bike locked in this location?: 
21 hours
Incident Description: 
The bicycle was locked to a bike rack located inside of an enclosed and locked parking area behind an apartment complex. It was discovered missing after having been locked up 21 hours prior. It had been secured with a heavy-duty bike cable with 5 digit combination lock by Bell through the front tire and frame to a bike rack where other bikes were locked with u-locks and were left unharmed. The rear tire, seat and frame were locked by a thin 4 digit combination lock. The bike, helmet, two locks, lights and bag were all taken. The rack appears to be intact and other bikes locked beside were unharmed.

Recovery Information

Recovery Notes: 
This bike was recovered: 
No