Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Stolen from front of work in front of a "security" station.

Bike was locked over night outside of Corneila and Broadway. Woke up to ride to friend's home, and found cut chain. Did not file a police report. Trek road bike circa 2007-8.

The bike was locked to a street sign that was at Irving Park Road and Pinegrove Road. I last road and locked the bike on October 26. I went out of town and came home on November 3rd to find the pole completely taken out of the ground and the bike gone along with the lock.

Bike missing from bike rack in front of Civic Opera House. Stolen sometime between 8:00 AM and 5:15 PM.

Bike stolen from rack in front of the California blue line station. Left it at 8:00AM when I went to work, gone when I returned at 6:00PM.

Several bikes were stolen from the same garage at multiple times.

Left in basement over night went to go to school Monday morning, and bike and lock are gone. Other bikes downstairs still intact.

Someone associated with the general contractors doing work on our building entered the basement through an open door left that way by the contractors and walked out with the bike. I believe the bike was sold on Craigslist one day later for $500 cash as a 'Colnago C69'

Bike was locked to itself through the front wheel in the back of my car with a jacket and backpack thrown over it (all windows were privacy glass) parked less than a block from my building at pulaski and altgeld. I went to my car to take my bike to work and found my rear window bashed in and my bike gone, the thief left everything untouched including the back pack and five dollar in plain sight.

The bike was in my garage, which was unknowingly left open by another tenant. The bike is not locked as the garage is an enclosed garage with keys and garage openers only held by two parties. I believe someone walked by, saw the open garage, and simply carried the bike over the cars and out the open garage.

My bike was locked in front of a school building at DePaul University. I had planned on riding it home that night, but, after working at in the library until almost 2am, I decided to cab it home and pick up my bike in the morning. The bike must have been stolen while I was either at the library (Oct. 29-30 from 8pm-1:30am) or while I was home over night (Oct 30 2am-10am). I am assuming the thief cut through the lock and took it with him.

The bike was in my backyard which is surrounded by a huge locked and almost completely secluded fenced off area. It looks like someone was biking down the alley, dropped their bike to creep around, and then hopped the fence and broke out of the locked in area with it. They left their bike in my neighbors yard I think.

Bike was propped up against the back of my building, unlocked. I intended to run upstairs to get the basement key and got sidetracked...when it occurred to me a few hours later that I'd forgotten to bring the bike indoors, the bike and my Nutcase helmet (which was hanging from the handlebars) was gone. My bad! The only photo I have of the bike is from the Critical Mass Underwear Ride this past summer...

Bike lock certainly cut and is missing

My children and I were at Douglas Park and we rode our bikes there. We just parked our bikes by the playground equipment and the kids were playing on the playground. Someone snuck up when I was not looking and took my bike.

I was coming back from a run and I saw a man riding on my bike just a block from my house. He was a black man wearing a black leather jacket, black skull cap.

It was stored in a locked back porch. The lock to the door seems to have been left open by another resident in the building.

Hey.. My brother just had his bike stolen today while he was in class at uic. He just bought it. Had a u-lock. It is a 2014 specialized allez. Black. Left pedal is slightly cracked and there's a couple scratches.

Bike was parked at the bottom of the loading dock in the shop where I working alone on a small project, I'd taken it out of the uhaul truck it had been tranported in to unload materials and leaned it against the dock wall. I then proceeded to work on my project, not perceiving the bike to be in any immediate danger since it was inside the shop. However I kept the garage door open because the day was nice, but because I was working on a personal I stayed a little later and did not think to close the door as it grew dark. The thief saw the unlocked bike at the bottom of the dock and seized his opportunity to take it. Probably while I was running a table saw. He also stole a set of husky string cage lights brand new in the box out of the truck, which he saw after getting to the bike at the end of the dock.

My bike was left in the alley briefly and was gone