Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was stolen by one person with helmet and backpack at 10.56am on August 25. he was caught on camera in front of the building (Merchandise Mart, North Orleans Street). The lock on the frame and the wheel were cut and left at the scene.

Individual entered garage and stole bike. Garage is within fenced area, possible individual jumped fence.

My bike was stolen 8/24/25 at 2:30pm at the Jewel Osco on 3531 n. Broadway in Chicago. My bike lock was cut while I was inside. The bike is a specialized Diverge E5.

Bike taken from garage, not sure if door inadvertently left open or other means used.

Theft had to of occurred between as early as 8am on 8/22 to 5am on 8/23

I arrived my work office at 321 N Clark St at 9AM and locked my 2019 Marin San Quentin 1 green mountain bike and bike helmet with a bike lock to the inverted U-shaped bike rack that is bolted into the sidewalk. When I left my office at 12PM the bike and helmet were gone, and all that was left was my cut bike lock on the ground. I believe the lock was cut with a pair of bolt cutters.

Bike was locked to a pole on E Hubbard street under the wabash bridge between 7:45 and 8:30 pm with a heavy duty chain. Witness reports a man walking with a large bike and a scooter toward the mandala boat launch area.

At 9:30pm, I arrived to the building via my bike at Fullerton and Hamlin in Logan Square. I entered the back door via the alley, deadbolted the door, parked my bike up against the hallway wall, came upstairs, and went to sleep. By 8:15am the next morning, the door was wide open and my bike, extra lock, bike tools were gone. Unclear how the thief achieved entry to the building.

stolen off bike rack

The bike was stolen out of our garage. The bike was not locked but was placed in a locked garage.

On 8/20 at approximately 5:45 am, I discovered that my electric bicycles were missing. I have lived at my current address for about five months, and during this time, my bicycles have been chained together under the stairwell in our shared alley. The alley requires either a physical key or access through the ButterflyMX app. I normally check on the bikes daily, and they were present before this morning. Other residents’ bikes remain in the same area. The missing bikes are both electric and have a distinctive Kryptonite red fabric and chain lock that is supposed to be unbreakable. The pink women's bike was a gift from my father and has sentimental value. An AirTag/location tracking had been placed in the silver Wing bike, but appears to no longer be working.

On 8/20 at approximately 5:45 am, I discovered that my electric bicycles were missing. I have lived at my current address for about five months, and during this time, my bicycles have been chained together under the stairwell in our shared alley. The alley requires either a physical key or access through the ButterflyMX app. I normally check on the bikes daily, and they were present before this morning. Other residents’ bikes remain in the same area. The missing bikes are both electric and have a distinctive Kryptonite red fabric and chain lock that is supposed to be unbreakable. An AirTag/location tracking had been placed in the silver Wing bike, but appears to no longer be working.

Bike was behind a locked door To a building hallway entryway Stolen overnight Aug 17/morning Aug 18 Method of entry unknown. There’s only 2 possible residents who were there.

Bike was taken from locked courtyard; multiple bikes were stolen from the building

One of the gangway doors to the back of our building was left open (on Winnemac Ave). Multiple bikes were stolen from the courtyard.

Bike was locked to a "Senior Citizens" sign in front of 4875 n magnolia ave. I was out of town for a week and when I returned it was gone.

This bike along with another adult Trek was taken from our garage in Oak Park. I purchased it new back in 1997 from Village Cycle in Chicago and it still has the Village Cycle sticker on it.