Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Vintage Trek Road Bike. Reynolds Steel frame. Trek Decal was removed from frame, but Trek metal plate still on the front of the bike. A fair amount of chips and dents on the bike. Handle bars were newer, up-turned horn style. Converted to single speed: de-railer and shifting mechanism was removed but gears are still in place. Tires are newer tires, from 2 years ago.

Brand New Black w/word DIAMONDBACK emblazoned in turquoise across frame.

Empty cable lock holder on the seat tube. Excellent condition, completely stock.

Bought in 2005, in great condition still. The bike frame is white and orange, with a little bit of royal blue on it.

purple bike, white handlebars, i had some wrap around frog lights on it, if those still happen to be attached, on the handlebars and under the seat...seat brand was gel-something and starting to tear...street tires were on the bike as well.

Very good condition; just over one year old. Topeak rack/baby seat mount installed on the back. Planet Bike light attached to handlebar. Schwinn bike computer installed on front fork and handlebar. Kryptonite u-lock mount installed on bike frame, just below top bar. Toe clips installed on bike pedals. No major nicks or scratches, but the "a" in Four Star on the left side of the top bar is smudged.

EXCELLENT 2005 with added front and back fender, small zipper pouch bag under back of seat, gel leather seat,handle bar hand palm rests.On handle bar was a metal slide on holder for a night light and one for a digital speedometer, Decals of skulls on bottom center bar and spider web decal on center top bar.

Brand New Women's Trek 1.1 Blue with White handlebar tape and white seats

Both were essentially brand new. Rapid 3 is good looking bike. The trailer is all black.

not great condition. It's been called a coffin. There is rust on the handle bars and the gripping is almost all the way off on the left side. The wheels have a yellow tint, as many of the cheaper ones do. ... the brakes are not very strong and the brake handles have chipping red paint on them. Not the best condition but it served me well... and i wouldn't mind it back.

5 months old, very good condition, rear rack, planet bike fenders, possible front and rear light mount attachments,

Wally's Bike Shop sticket in McHenry IL behind pedal spocket gear on frame, black left hand grake, silver right hand brake, neon green skulls on black seat, small missing medal piece on left side of cross bar and support bar behind seat.

Brand New, Has (Had) a new fender/rack that attaches to seat. The serial number could be aE09e01154. They used bolt cutters and cut through 1/2" steel cable inside of a locked garage. The thief appears to of left a DAWES with white handle bars behind. I will report the discovery of the DAWES bike next. This happened around June 2, 2010

2004 perfect condition; clips on pedals, black water cage, bracket from my Planet Bike LED light on handlebars (light was removed before locking it up); possibly missing seat (I removed seat before locking it up); all black; front shocks

Old steel Bridgestone 3900, beloved bike I used to race on. Clearest identifying (non-changeable) features are the 1980s classic lugged frame, now painted a solid black, and Dura-Ace cranks and Dura-Ace brakes, unchanged since the bike was bought. When stolen had silver handlebar tape, mismatched (white/black) bar end caps, new clipless Time pedals. The saddle is I think a Serfas, somewhat worn on the sides. Ultegra rear derailleur; the front derailleur still Dura-Ace. New wheels from last year: black rims, 36 ? spokes, tires with blue edge. Things that might change: blue seat pack, two plastic water bottle cages (one broken), pump peg on top tube, mount for handlebar light.

2 years old with very little signs of aging. It has a black milk crate on the back, black fenders, and a little old timey "bring-bring" bell with bike on it. The milk crate had orange bungee cords on it when it was stolen.

The bike has been used for about 15 years, so it had signs of wear. Such signs included: rust spots on both rims the pole that ran parallel and next to the chain had long had its paint rusted off and semi-covered in oil Distinguishing features: the handlebar extensions had long been removed. That left the bike with normal, straight handlebars with about an inch of space between the end of the rubber grips and the end of the handlebar that was rusted/had some paint removed from removing the extensions. the front wheel had a small piece of plastic on a spoke that served as part of a speed tracker for an electronic device on the bike at one point, the rest of which has since been removed a missing kickstand a missing drink holder (it was replaced in the same holes by a holder for a small hand pump (pump was not in the holder at the time of theft))

Handle bars moved forward.

Brand new. Just a month old. No side stand. Front tyre left with the lock by the bike stand. Remaining was stolen.

1980's gray Trek road bike, excellent condition. Classic Trek label in dark blue and yellow stripe on downtube. Black seat, black fenders. Silver, slim back rack. New matching gray grip tape on handlebars.