Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Was moving this past weekend and had to move bike out of previous building’s storage - went back to get it and it was gone. residential bike rack was near corner of buttercup and Ainslie.

I was unfortunately very drunk and fell off my bike late on Sunday night, I think somewhere on Milwaukee headed north towards Armitage. When I fell I stupidly left my bike on the sidewalk unlocked and walked home. In the morning it was obviously nowhere to be seen as it was an easy snag for someone. I was acting stupid and put my own bike in danger but I love my bike and it's custom made and this was a huge mistake. I'm just trying anything I can to get it back. Thanks for your time.

[On 6/13/24, victim informed us that this bike had been recovered: "I completed a police report and Detective Jacob from the CPD called a few days later to say he had likely located it at a pawn shop at Lawrence/Kedzie via the serial number provided. He went and picked it up and took it to the 17th district for our pick-up.  He said the pawn shops are supposed to have a 30 day waiting period so this process can take place. Ironically (or maybe not),  my husband went to the same pawn shop the day prior and they denied having it.  We are very happy! Thanks!"] Bike stolen from detached garage.

MY SON RAN INTO DICK'S SPORTING GOODS IN THE GLEN SHOPPING CENTER IN GLENVIEW TO PURCHASE SOMETHING BEFORE THE STORE CLOSED. HE PLACED HIS UNLOCKED BIKE INTO A LARGE GROUP OF OTHER BIKES AND KIT WAS STOLEN. THE POLICE CAME AND TOOK HIS STATEMENT.

Bike is stored in enclosed garage on condo building. Each parking space has bike hook to hang bike. Mine was hanging on hook within my parking space, my ulock was recently stolen as well.

Stolen from bike rack in front of Central School, Glencoe, IL: 04-Jun, 08:15am-3pm.

Downstairs neighbor left garage door unlocked, thief got in at night and stole bike that was unlocked.

I can only surmise that the theft took place overnight after I arrived home around 12:40 am. The bike was locked through the front wheel onto yellow city pillar in the alley that my porch leads to. A brake disc lock was on the rear wheel. The bike with battery is 80.1lbs, and without the battery is 65.6lbs. I awoke this morning to find it completely gone, locks and all.

I parked and locked my bike outside Stan's Coffee & Donuts in Hyde Park (5225 S Harper Ct, Chicago, 60615) at 9:30 am. I checked on it again around 9:50 (I think) to see if it was still there. When I finally got my drink and left, the bike and the lock were gone. Security footage depicted a white male in khaki pants took it around 9:55 (I think). It is my only mode of transportation and I'm unable to go to work or do my job properly without it (I'm a local dog walker and need it to get me between locations).

We think we left a backdoor unlocked, and someone let themselves in and took off with my bike.

Garage that all tenets have access to. Some one walked off with it.

Came home from trip after leaving friday for memorial day weekend. Found my bike missing

It was locked behind building. Not visible from street.

Left my bike leaning against the fence of my apartment's enclosed (and locked) parking area while I ran upstairs to get something I forgot. In the 5 minutes it took for me to go up and down the stairs, my bike had disappeared from where I left it. No one else was in the parking area or alley when I left it there, and the people I asked about it afterward said they had not seen anyone. (Picture is older and from a different storage location, but only the gear shifts have been changed).

Theives entered my building's garage through an unlocked common door and stole 2 men's bicyles; this Diamondback and a new Cannondale Topstone.

Theive(s) entered my building's garage through an unlocked common door and stole 2 bicycles: The Cannondale Topstone and a 2018 Diamondback hybrid.

It was parked in personal garage, a person entered the building and stole a bike

The surveillance record shows a tall and lean person came with a bike, he then pick the lock of my bike and rode away.