Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

My yellow Cannondale with Co-Pilot child seat was cable locked to a tree in front of my business. I left work at 8:45 PM and noticed my bike was gone. The childs seat may be removed.

There were three bikes locked in a gated gangway which were still locked when the bike was discovered missing. The gates were still locked at the time the bikes were discovered missing. Our best guess is that someone broke in through our neighbor's yard and tossed them over a shorter fence.

Someone ditched two fixies behind my house. One is a schwinn the other is a centurion. Yours?

Bike was in my closed garage. Came home and the garage door was open, bike was missing with lock.

Bike was hanging from wall in garage. My wife left at 10:15 and forgot to close the garage door, when I went out around 11:30 to close it it was gone. Most likely scrap metal trucks cruising by went in garage and took the bike.

At Riot Fest. Had to leave bike over-night on racks Day #1 (lost key; since recovered), and wasn't there at end of Day #2. But at least I saw "I wanna be a dog" by Iggy Pop. Decent trade. (Not really, but still...)

Bike was discovered missing upon return home to the garage. Bike and lock were missing. Exact time is unknown due to being out of town for the weekend.

The bike was locked with a Trek U-Lock and cable to a wooden post in my back yard. I found the cable cut and the lock left in the back yard. I last rode the bike the morning of Sept 12 and found it missing the morning of Sept 14. It was stolen at the same time as my boyfriend's black Trek (separate report filed).

The bike was in a locked basement, but not locked to anything. The basement door may or may not have been open, there was no sign of forced entry. Bike was stolen along with a silver Gary Fisher (separate report listed).

I locked my bicycle on 1765 N Elston ( northbound side of the road) at 1:15pm. After the H/O block party the bike wasn't there.... Chained it to the metal rail which separates the sidewalk from the road (the sidewalk is 2.5 feet elevated wrt to the road at that point). Arbus Granit lock (with flat key, but still a relatively old model) locks wheel and frame. Kryptonite cable used to lock the front wheel. 2nd (thinner) kryptonite cable used to make 2nd loop through front wheel and frame (really the purpose of that was to lock the helmet). I looked for eventual pieces of the lock / chain(s), and couldn't find any. The photo below shows the bike as it was locked before being stolen.

We were at the Chipotle Cultivate festival in Lincoln Park and locked my bike and my gf's bike together to a fence beside some of the staff trailers at the event. There was some sort of protest going on near by. Some of the staff would later say they saw a bunch of kids milling around there. We locked up both bikes and when we returned my lock had been cut. They left my gf's much more valuable bike laying on the ground and took my cheaper one instead.

Locked outside of the Lincoln Park Zoo (south entrance near the Nature Boardwalk. Went into the zoo from 12 pm until 5 pm. Returned to see bike was missing.

It was locked outside of the Steppenwolf Theatre. On a bike rack in the theatre outdoor parking lock. Below street level in a fenced-in area. No sign of tampering with the bike rack. It was locked with a new lock - very secure.

I have video and pix - stolen 9/13/12 at 2:37 by 2 males in a white minivan missing its passenger side front hubcap. Please look for it at local flea markets!

I found it unusual that it was still bright outside, the church next door was let out, & no other bikes within a 20 foot radius were touched event though they were much nicer than my bike.

Left (Locked) in front of Equinox Fitness Club, 1750 N Clark St, chicago 60614. Left over night to fine bike gone.

When into the store, came out and my bike was gone. The valet guy across the street didn't see anything.

Bike was taken out from my open garage door.

Sometime during the night stolen off back deck. Access to deck was not possible without hopping a couple fences.