Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

A gentleman in the picture described below stole the bike at 3:30 AM in the morning. Any description of him would be appreciated to send it to Chicago Police.

My bike was left in my backyard, we have a locked gate and I left it for the evening but someone got in and took it.

We were returning to the Central St. Metra Station from OTC in the evening around 10:00PM. When we got to the south bike parking area on Poplar St. we noticed my bike, a Black 2019 Jamis Coda Sport, was stolen. The bike had been locked to the bike racks with a cable lock through the wheels and a U-Lock through the frame and back wheel.

The last time I remember seeing the bike was Tuesday afternoon. When I left my residence on Thursday around noon, I noticed it was gone. The lock was left on the ground next to where the bike had been.

Bike was locked through front wheel to bike rack, wheel was detached from frame. Frame and back wheel were taken. Incident occurred between 9am (bike locked to rack) and 2pm (bike noticed missing) outside of Wilson park building during day camp. Business across the street from the park caught suspect on film walking north on Milwaukee with frame, but not able to provide further details at time. Other bikes attached to rack left apparently untouched.

In a locked bike of a 40 unit apt building, bike room door was pried open.

The rear end of my frame was cut on both sides to release the rear wheel. The vandals also cut all the spoked on the rear wheel and left the hub and sprockets. Bike is still locked to the railing in my back patio on the 3rd floor.

The last time I saw my bike was on the 13th, I left the state that afternoon and did not return until the 19th. On the morning of the 20th I left the apartment at about 9:30 and when I did I saw that some one had cut the lock and taken my bike. I had my bike in an alcove outside of the back door secured to a large metal pipe with a combination cable lock. There is no way to see it from the alley, the only way to see it is to enter a narrow unlit passage tucked into the side of the garage. Whoever took it must have either seen me ride it home one day and targeted me specifically or been trying to get into the building. My bike is distinctive because I needed to replace the pedals, normally the pedal can fold in half to allow it to fold up easier but my bike had standard petals that do not fold. I also had a black phone holder attached to the handle bars with an elastic band. Someone also broke into a car in the parking lot on the night of the 19th.

Bike was in locked sideyard, unlocked. Someone jumped the fence to take it.

bike lock was cut off and bike was stolen

I had stopped for a few seconds to pick something that fell from my pocket on the road. I parked it on the sidewalk in front of cna tower and in a matter of few seconds someone ran with the bike.

I last used my bike on Sunday evening. The bike was stolen sometime between Sunday at 9 pm and Tuesday at 5pm, though likely sometime on Tuesday. It may have been taken out while the garage door was open.

Red Raleigh road bike stolen sometime between Sunday 9pm July 15th and Tuesday July 18th at 5 pm ( most likely on Tuesday). Photo has old handlebars. but otherwise is accurate.

Locked to bike rack at 7628 N. Paulina St. in front of an open business

Bike lock was cut and bike stolen over night. Thieves picked locks on garage door and removed the bike. They also stole items from garage at 5624 North Wayne (garages are not connected to buildings and face the alley behind Wayne Avenue)

Bike was stolen some time between July 2 and July 17, 2023. Last time bike was seen was Sunday, July 2, 2023 at 9:00 am. We were out of town after that and found bike missing on July 17, 2023.

I locked my bike up to a street sign. I had a cable lock going through the back wheel, frame and sign, and a U-lock going through the frame and front wheel (which also needs a special key to be taken off). They cut my cable and took the whole bike. On the front handlebars I had a bell from my brother's wedding, and I used shoelaces to secure the light attachment. I had just added new SRAM grips to my handlebars.