Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

I have no idea how it was stolen, given that I had it very thoroughly locked up.

Forgot to bring in bike, left on front patio of my house behind locked gate which has pointed/sharp posts, thief jumped fence.

The bike is kept in a closed garage between rides, the U-lock is on the frame. The bike was in the garage when I left for work at 830am and gone when I returned at 4pm. No other items from the garage were stolen (ie another bike, lawn equipment, tennis raquets etc).

I had the bike in a storage room in my basement at the 2100 block of West Armitage and it was only locked to itself - nothing else. I hadn't used my bike in a week and so it could have been taken between 10/7 and 10/14.

STOLEN OFF MY BACK PATIO WAS LOCK TO MY FENCE .MY DOG WAS BARKING BUT THEY WERE GONE BEFORE I COULD SEE WHAT WAS GOING ON.

I locked my bike up outside of where I work at 730am. At about 930 am a bike messenger came up and locked up a crappy old bike and then about 4 minutes later took my bike. I saw it on the buildings security footage.

Stolen from the side (main walkway) for residents in college dorm hall

ALONG with my sons bike which was also in garage...an individual was walking by my garage when I left for about 30 min. he clearly showed interest in the interior of the garage but I didn't think it would happen. When I got home 30 min later the garbage cans had been positioned to allow the individual to climb up and over side door, once inside he unlocked interior lock, took bikes and left. I believe he had help as it would have been very difficult to do all of this in such a short time and remove 2 bikes.

The bike was located inside our garage unlocked. The individual was walking down the alley when I was leaving and I could see him eyeing the interior of the garage but I didn't want to overreact. I left, made sure garage door closed but when I came back 30 min later someone had climbed side gate using the garbage cans, once inside he unlocked the door, came inside to garage and took this bike plus another (in a second report). I believe he must have had a driver in a truck or other because to do all of that and then 'walk' two bikes away would be very tough. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THE PHOTO HAS A DIFFERENT RIM ON THE BACK THAN WHAT IT HAD WHEN STOLEN...CONDITION WHEN STOLEN WAS A PURPLE RIM

The bike was secured by a chain lock to a handicap parking post on Waldreon Deck at Soldier Field on Monday 22nd October at 3:15pm during the Bears game tailgate. This handicap parking sign was next to the Porta-Potty. It went missing sometime after 7:00 pm.

Bike lock was cut some time between 10PM on 10/22 to 9AM 10/23 and bike taken.

safely locked with an ongaurd lock. i had cables going through the wheels to prevent losing my wheels. it was secure against a pole .its still a mystery to me how they broke the lock. they must have used heavy machinery because those locks are hard to break. the bike and the lock and the wires are all gone.

bike was left in locked, enclosed area with 8 foot high fences around it. area was only accessible by scaling high wrough iron or wooden fences. This was in an alley way in front of parked cars in neighborhood near rockwell and cortez. Bike was likely spotted and walked away with.

(photo is of a similar bike)

My bike and helmet were parked unlocked in our two-car garage for the weekend. Garage is attached to our house and was not left open. We think someone synced a garage door opener to our garage door to get in. There was no forced entry. When we reset all our remote codes, the next morning someone had emptied the dumpster right in front of our garage door. We're thinking they came back to grab a few more items and when they couldn't get in, they got angry.

I am a bike delivery guy for Jimmy John's on the corner of Ogden and Grand located next to Starbucks. I left it out back real quick after my last delivery to go inside and grab all of my things to leave work and when I went back to leave it was gone. The bike is in a MAJOR need of work so I believe it will make it's way into a bike shop VERY SOON.

Pedal had snapped off of the crank earlier in the week, so bike was stowed beneath the stairs in the back of the house, behind a locked gate. Was assumed safe since broken and in a non-visible location, so was not locked.

I opened my door and leaned my bike to the side and stepped inside and put down my backpack. I came out probably 15 seconds later to find my bike to be missing.