Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

New bike stolen, 1 year and 1 month after purchase. Purchased at Village Cycle Center on Wells Street in Old Town.. I selected a few features....Nubby tires, had a leather grey seat, and changed the shifting gears from a thumb shift to a wrist shift for my convenience.........The bike is 15.5 inches and is Crimson Red.....The bike was stolen in Hammond Indiana where I grew up....in the 4900 block of Beech Street, in Hammond Indiana.....The bike was stolen from the back of my bicycle rack....

Cut handlebars, bar ends, black paint with pink accent on frame.

Great condition, brown bike seat, U-Lock clip on frame to store lock while riding.

New bicycle, one year old, good condition. Treadless wheels, few or no scratches on the frame. On the front handlebars, there was the base part of an old headlight. The handlebars had two sets of breaks, one set on the ram's horns (the outer racing handles) and one set in the same location as traditional road bikes. The gear shift is located at the handlebars as well. It was a 27 speed bicycle. There was a red back light attached to the seat. The seat was the original seat to the bicycle and was narrow and hard. At the time of the theft, a blue and pink braided ribbon was tied to the middle of the handlebars.

This three-wheeled purple handcycle and removable seat was custom-built in 2010 to my specifications because I have a disability and use a manual wheelchair for mobility. It looks kind of like a recumbent bike but it has hand cranks and it would be very difficult for anyone else to use because there is no place to rest your legs. The frame is approximately 6 feet long and cannot be folded.

Newly Customized, Great Condition. All New Campy, Vuelta Corsa Lite Wheels, FSA Carbon Compact handlebars w/ Red Tape, White Seat, Black Ritchey Carbon Fork, Lemond seat post.

Very good condition. Had rear rack and small saddle bag.

White bike with red and black trim, Blue and Gold Equal sign human rights campaign sticker, red water bottle holder, silver and black schwin tire pump.

perfect condition, no real distinguishable features sadly... the bike is a down tube shifter and it's worthless to a person who hasn't had it for a long time. I don't understand people.

There was one of those accordion-type combination locks wrapped around the handle bars, it is black with black grip tape, and it has a wire double sided saddle basket on the back wheel

Well taken care of - original handle bar tape, new wheels that were not a perfect fit.

Good condition-rip in seat-newer tires-tubes have puncture resistant liners

set up with black fenders, rear rack, white specialized race seat, lots of knicks on frame, one silver and one black water bottle cage

Mostly white with red trim. had a mirror on the left side, lights and seatpost bag

The bike was an entirely white Pake frame and All City fork. Absolutely everything was white (tires, wheels, crank, toe clips, stem, etc) with brown faux leather handlebar tape and a ladies specific Brooks leather saddle. It was brand new in June, so it was in excellent condition with just very minor scratches to the frame.

Shiny new black Surly LHT with a Topeak rack, clipless/clip two-sided pedals, and pedal extensions (knee-savers).

Silver Gary Fisher hardtail 29er, with white Manitou Minute front fork, Avid BB7 Disc Brakes, SRAM X.9 rear derailleur, Shimano front derailleur, Sette seat and bars, Shimano Deore M525 Disc Hubs w/Mavic 317 Disc 29er Rims, Cane Creek S-2 Headset, Oury Mountain Grips (red), Truvativ Stylo 3.3 Team Crankset.

Bit dinged up, hybrid tires, rusty, red lettering on frame, 6-gear, included headlamp and rear flasher

Bike is old but in good condition. Has Oakley grips with inner thumb guards chopped off so they don't interfere with shifters. Has an Apple logo sticker under the bottom bracket. Kryptonite lock rack on the vertical tube underneath the seat post. Rock Shox have some black marker written on the tops of them. Water bottle cage on the downtube. Hybrid tires (Knobbies on outside, smooth/street on the inside— they look like really worn down knobbies). Tioga headset, some Shimano components. Pedals are SPD clipless. I searched the internet for similar models for sale and there's exactly 1, in LA, so if anyone sees it in Chicago, it's probably the one I'm looking for.

Good condition, shimano clip pedals, had a bib number 1355 from the Geneva, NY Musselman triathlon on the frame still.