Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was locked with another bike to the bike rack at 2634 N Milwaukee Ave in front of Blue Line train station (near Divvy bikes). Street was crowded and Milwaukee Arts Fest was going on. We locked our bikes at 4:30 pm Saturday, June 27, 2015 and by the time we came out of the Logan Theatre after a movie, my bike was gone. It was locked with a cable to my husband's bike, which was not stolen even though his bike is worth way more money.

Bike was under a deck, by a subgrade basement entrance. Two bikes locked to each other were in front of this bike, and the bike had a weather proof cover over it. Bike was unfortunately not locked to the other two. Cover was off bike and bike was missing.

They opened the garage and stole this bike together with other two. A white and blue Fuji road bike and a woman's specialized.

The bike was still locked to the fence at 2:00 am and gone by 9:00. The Kryptonite lock was clipped on the pavement, and no other trace of the bike remained. The bike locked next to it was left alone.

Bike was locked to a city bike rack in the 100 block of south State Street next to the subway entrance.

I saw the bike still locked up through the window of the yoga studio. I turned off the lights in the studio and 10 minutes later walked out to see my broken lock on the ground and no bike anywhere. There is not good lighting by this rack and it is near under the elevated blue line tracks.

I had not ridden my bike for a few weeks, but it was last locked up to a metal pole in the basement of my apartment building. I went to the basement to retrieve my bike today and realized it was missing.

Left home around 9am and returned at 11:30 am - Bike was gone. The Ulock was around a wooden pole. A cable type leash was fed through the U lock - through the front wheel - around a large supporting pole and back through the frame. Attached and the wheel and frame w

Bike was locked in a gated patio outside apartment, inaccessible from the street. Fence would have been hopped or gate left open to get to the bike, cable lock and extender cable both cut.

My bike was locked to a bike rack outside of the Logan Square Blue Line station. It had thick cable locks running through the front and back tires which were then locked to a heavy duty U-lock attached to the rack. The cable locks were the ones that were clipped, the U-lock was not touched. The bike itself is completely gone.

It was parked inside my residential building, the front door was not broken. The bike was not locked.

Bike was in my basement unlocked.

A young man knocked me off my bike while on the lake shore path (on the bridge, south of Navy Pier) and took my bike, and rode off. Police report was filed. Strong armed robbery.

Locked bike up on a bike rack I front of an Aldo in front of the division blue line entrance on the corner of divsion and Milwaukee. I left for a few hours to meet a friend. When I returned it was gone with a different bike locked on the same bike rack.

Bike was locked with a combination cable lock to a bike rack, located by the south entrance to Millennium Park, just off Monroe Street, near the Lurie Garden. I locked the bike around 6pm. I was gone when I returned to the location around 9pm.

I locked my back to the rack through both the frame and the wheel at about 8:45 AM and came down from my office at about 3 PM to find the bike missing. Employees at the make-up shop on the corner of State and Madison told me that the manager (who had left by the time I arrived) saw an African American male pulling on the lock, and she went to the door and he went away. He then returned and took the bike and headed north on State St. She called the police and they came and took a description, and there are cameras that face the bike rack. When I filed the police report over the phone they told me that they cannot connect my report to the police that arrived on the scene.

The bike was parked in the yard in the morning at 9am but disappeared around 11am when the owner went out to get it.

Bike stolen from locked garage in Andersonville.

I walked outside and my bike wasn't where I had locked it.