Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

I discovered the bike missing on July 29th, 2014 at 8:00 am. It could have gone missing between 7/21 and 7/29.

Bike was locked to street sign in front of residences and was gone along with lock in the morning with no sign of it.

I believe the bike was stolen along with at least one other bike. The cables had to have been cut and it happened between 12.30 and 5 am. I located the perpetrator on Craigslist phone number : 8727013767 (texting only). Says he sold my bike.

Bike was locked on to the wooden fence from our storage area at the back of our apartment unit. The storage area can only be accessed through the locked garage doors or through the front gate which is also locked. Bike, along with its Kryptonite U-lock was nowhere to be found this morning. My bike's cover was neatly folded and tucked into my boyfriend's bike right next to it (how nice of them!)

This bike plus my husband's were stolen from our garage last night.

Garage was broken into, this bike (husband's) plus mine were stolen.

Parked at 7:45am near fire station on East Avenue at Blue line at racks in Oak Park. Gone at 5:30. Later learned of similar incident the week before to someone else's bike

Bike was locked to a bike rack on the corner of North Ave. and Milwaukee at approximately 8pm. I went back to retrieve my bike at approximately 12:30am and found it missing. The lock was cut and left at the bike rack.

First day taking new bike instead of my '95 MTB to the train station. Got home about 6pm and bike and lock was gone.

Someone climbed up and broke out a window in our garage, climbed in, and took the bike out the garage's side door.

The bike was locked at the Clybourn Metra stop while I was work. I came back from work to see that the bike frame and rear wheel were missing while the front wheel was still locked to the bike rack.

I locked up my bike at the corner of E Walton St. & N Rush St. right in front of the Diesel store at approximately 10:45pm. I then proceeded to head to meet a friend at the Drawing Room across the street next to Urban Outfitters. At about 12:10-12:15pm I proceeded to leave the Drawing Room. Upon leaving I noticed that my bike was gone with no sign of struggle to get it. It was if it had just disappeared out of thin air. If you see this bike please let me know. It's very distinguishable.

I heard the sound of a power tool outside of a friends place. I believe it was used to cut the u-lock. There was nothing left behind. Bike, u-lock and helmet were all missing.

The bike was parked in front of my apartment inside my gated patio area, and it was locked to a metal railing leading up to the stairs of my apartment. I have a very heavy duty U-Lock, and the lock was still on the railing this morning, unharmed, so it appears as if they somehow maneuvered the bike handles through the lock. Although this seems unlikely as I believe the frame was also locked up. So this leads me to believe that they may have had some sort of universal key to unlock the U-Lock?? Not sure what happened. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

My bike was stolen at 68th & Jeffery. Kid decided to take a bike off of CTA Jeffery Bus. He took off riding it in South Shore Neighborhood.

The bike was stolen some time between 8pm and 11pm, it was last seen before 8. It was a rainy night. Bike was left unlocked in my backyard (alley door is locked and high). At 11, we realized the bike was no longer there when we saw our alley door had been opened and our side door was too. There were two other bikes near it, also unlocked, but only this one was taken. I live in a house, my backyard is not easy to look into because of high fence.

It was in my enclosed back yard. While I went in to unload groceries and answer the phone.

Locked backyard shed - 2 bikes stolen. Tommaso Mondial 2007 and Gray Fisher Wahoo - Black with yellow and red writing. Loews shed with pad lock - keyed. The shed locking hole was shattered allowing the door to be opened which the lock was never disengaged. Yard and fenced with gates as well.

Climbed metal fence, went on deck.