Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

deep metallic red (not shiny), black and white GT symbols still on frame, blue and yellow human rights campaign sticker on top frame (HRC), flat rear fender attached to the seat post, U-lock holder attached to the lower frame, silver handle bar ends attached, original handle bar has moderate rust, current chain and cassette VERY rusty, front light attachment on handlebars

like new, has black Shimano clipless pedals, 2 black and gray water bottle holders, a Topeak rack on the back with a U-lock and cable locked to the right side, mounting for a computer on the handle bars, mounting for a rear light above the rear reflector on the seat post, Kozy's Cyclery sticker on the frame, Sram components.

Fairly New Trek in almost new condition scratches from heavy chain used to secure bike. No accesories, bent up water bottle cradle.

Brand new Giant STP bike with grey MAVIC rims, Pike fork, 20 mm axle, DT Swiss onyx hubs, Golden royal spank handlebars, golden answer stem, golden vp pedals, 10 speed x9 shram deraileur, thompson seatpost, race face crank set, 4 pistons hydraulic brakes. Many stickers on frame-Famous tattooist Tony Uno sticker on frame.

scratches on the right side torn handle bar tape cut in the seat

silver/black Shimano SPD

headlight bracket on the handlebars, front tire was "lumpy". Original Schwinn green/white seat. Brake shoes are more appropriate for a modern lightweight bike. Had a Kryptonite lock hanging from the handlebars. (The bike was in my back yard.)

Stumpjumper FSR Expert EXPERIENCE: XC TRAIL It's all about the trail (and riding as much of it as possible.) Each Stumpjumper FSR delivers awesome suspension and geometry in a lightweight and highly efficient package so the rider can find the flow on more of his/her favorite trail in any given afternoon. This sweet balance of trail competence and cross country speed may lead one to ask, "Is the Stumpjumper FSR a technical condition XC race bike or a fast all-mountain trail bike?" To which we answer, "Yes." Features Technical Specifications Geometry •FSR technology, M4 manipulated alloy frame with Transform Monocoque TT, sealed cartridge bearings, disc compatible, 120mm travel, replaceable derailleur hanger, two sets of water bottle bosses •Fox Triad, custom on-the-fly three position switch: 1, Lock out; 2, Open; 3, ProPedal pedal assisting damping •Adjustable travel Fox Talas RL fork, 90-130mm, rebound, compression adjustment, lock out, alloy steerer •Lighter Avid Juicy 7, hydraulic disc brakes •Smoother shifting, lighter Shimano M570 LX, 9-speed shifters •Lighter Shimano M-760 XT, Hollowtech II, 2-piece crankset with XT BB Extra stuff I had put on the bike: SPOT MICRO HEADLIGHT, BRT 5 LED FLASH TAIL, PLANET BUTTON BLAK, BRIEF BLACK BAR END & EXT RESIN TEC PEDALS.

Bike was only a year old, it in good condition, clear bmx pedals white tires white saddle & grip was white too frame light blue

Almost perfect condition. Bullhorn Handlebars c brown leather wraps and a brown leather seat.

Like new condition, had side paniers and rack above rear wheel. At time of theft, had one step baby trailer attached to rear (blue baby trailer).

FRONT, REAR, AND SADDLE CLAMPS, AN "EQUAL" SIGN STICKER, LOCK MOUNT ON SEAT POST

Almost new. World Bicycle Relief sticker, and also a sticker from Millenium Park bike center.

Brand New Bike bought and stolen in the summer of 2011. Had custom padded seat for comfort, multi-function night lights in the front and back and chain lock.

Photo of us riding bike was just published in Chicago Sun-Times on Wednesday, April 4, 2012 page 22. The fact that it is a tandem and the color is magenta is unique. It has a National Bike Registry label 000218076 and a Boomerangit Label of B01201215 and labels from Park Tower, where we live. It has an air pump on it, 2 water holders and a Chris King head set. It has an Incredibell Black on the front handle bars and a large, vintage style back on the back handle bars. The front handle bars has holders for a bike computer by Mavic and a front headlight.

The bike is in very good condition, except for some tearing of the white handlebar tape. One silver water bottle holder, and clips were installed.

the bike has a tomato on the seat. there is front and rear suspension. it has red bear trap like pedals. (they even caught me on the ankle once and opened it up so much that i had to get stitches!) has both front and rear removable lights. has aluminum hand rests attached to handlebars above normal handlebars. i believe that it has a red colored water bottle holder attached to the frame.

This bike was brand new out of the box (ie I had had it for less than a week). I hadn't put stickers on it yet, or scratched anything into anything, or really worn any part of it out in any way. It's a Schwinn Sporterra and perhaps the most distinguishing feature is that it has an internal hub shifter, so it looks like a fixie from the outside, but then if you look at the back wheel, you can see a grey plastic barrel-ish-thing right at the axle. Besides that, the most distinguishing feature it has is that I put it together myself and I'm no expert. I had been planning to take it in for a tune up to fix whatever imperfections I had perpetrated on it, so there may be some signs of shoddy bike-assembly and bike-calibrations.

VERY RARE german women's trekkingbike, 2-years old, 10-gears, german brand GUDEREIT, with sticker from "Radlager Tübingen". At the left side of the rear wheel is a joint for a kid's carrier.

Rear rack, bottle cage, non-stock front derailleur, George Garner sticker on seat tube.