Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Brand New Touring Trail Trecking Bike French manufacturer (Decathlon) 24 speeds Front disk brake Fenders Luggage rack Lights Speed Meter Frame: 6061 aluminium.Lightweight, solid and easily controllable frame.Fork: SUNTOUR NEX 4600 fork with lockout and adjustable spring preload.Suspension fork to dampen vibration and absorb shock. On/Off system for optimum efficiency on tarmac roads.Drivetrain: SRAM 24-speed. SRAM 4.0shifters. Aluminium cranks. Suntour XCC steel chainring. SRAM ESP 4.0 rear derailleur. 42x11 gearing, i.e. 34kmph at 70 revolutions per minute (28").The gearing enables you to tackle all gradients of slope.Position: Semi-raised aluminium handlebars. Height-adjustable aluminium aheadset stem. Quick-release saddle clamp. Comfort gel saddle. Aluminium seatpost.Riding position has been designed to give you optimum control. Comfortable saddle. The stem is adjustable for better positioning on the bicycle.Wheels: Rigida Sniper machined aluminium double-wall rims. Stainless steel spokes. Quick-release aluminium front and rear hubs. Anti-puncture Trekking tyres with reflective sidewalls.Double-wall aluminium rims for increased solidity. All-purpose tyres for riding on all terrains. Reflective sidewalls for increased visibility at night.Brakes: Aluminium front V-brake. Aluminium rear V-brake. Aluminium levers.Reliable and smooth braking system.Accessories: dynamo-powered front and rear lights which stay on for up to 4 minutes when the bike is stationary. Rigid mudguards. Aluminium pannier rack with spring clip.Strong mudguards to protect the rider from mud and water spraying. High-performance lights stay on even when the bike is stationary. Trekking pannier rack with a 25kg load capacity.

Blue and white fuji track bike with a blue Weinmann front wheel and a plain Mavic rear wheel with a Surly hub. Blue and white tape on the handlebars. Bike was locked to a street sign. The thief unbolted the sign from the ground to get my bike.

Good condition; sticker on frame with bike store name: "The Bicycle Peddler" from Lewisburg, PA; U-lock affixed to frame; trigger-shift 21-speed; green frame with white logo and brand name; extended curved handle bars with grips for climbing hills

Bike in great condition, yellow paint marks on front tire

Bianchi-Mutlispeed bicycle Brand new, just purchased a month ago - it is white, 3 speed/8 speed, has a rack on the back, and a mount for a lock on the body. It is a men's bike, I think it's the biggest size the bike comes in.

Red frame. Stock besides gold bmx footjaws pedals. Had wear near the seatpost clamp from poorly fitting clamp on fender and lots of scratches and nicks from being ridden around the city.

4yrs old, left hand grip is rolled back at the top, tip of seat is a bit scuffed

Black - with blue and silver accents. Top Bar slightly chewed up near seat post from being mounted on a car hitch.

Great condition, less than a year old. I just put black tape on part of the frame to cover up the "Specialized" decal and make the bike dark green and black in color instead of dark green and white. It had a back rack and snap-on fender.

Had a rear rack with a black milk crate attached. Was stolen without the front wheel, which was the only part that was locked to the bike rack.

Black square frame with red brand name

Slightly used and a bright, beautiful, neon blue. Says "Specialized" on the cross beam and "RockHopper" on the angled beam in hot pink lettering. The "Specialized" is half worn off as it frequently makes contact with metal when I lock it up. 21 speeds, with Shimano STI thumb-shifters and crack assembly. Crank has a slight bit of play with reflector missing. Silver quick-release axles and seat clutch. Tires are recently-new Serfas 2" inverted tread hybrid tires. Rear tire has a slightly-yellowed plastic grease guard. The nubs on the brake handles have been snapped off, with one of them exposing the metal beneath the plastic. The rear reflector is missing. Seat has normal wear with roughly 10 cracks and white "Specialized" lettering on the back. Black handlebar assembly. Black water bottle holder on the angled beam.

This is a bright electric blue Specialized RockHopper. 21 speeds, with Shimano STI thumb shifters. The brake nubs have been broken off the handlebars, one side being exposed down to the metal. Both tires have silver quick-release levers. On the bike are recently new Serfas 2" inverted tread road/trail tires. The "Specialized" on the cross beam has been rubbed off as it often rests up against metal poles and the like. There is a slight amount of play on the crank. The seat is original and has a few cracks - it has a while "Specialized" lettering on the rear. The rear reflector is missing. Straight handlebars. There are no other accessories on the bike. Stolen between 3 and 4pm, 7 May 2008 from a bike rack outside the Columbia College Bookstore.

Slightly beat-up Diamondback mountain bike, was locked up with a Krytonite black lock, a Kryptonite cable attaching the lock to the front tire, and an orange helmet (tied to the lock with a grey Securetek cable).

Used but in great shape. It is a step through frame with brown fenders and steel folding panniers on the back. There is a sticker on the seat tube from Boston - We can't remember exactly what it says, though. There is also a rather large bell on the handle bars. Shimano AX cranks. That's all we can remember.

Triathlon bike, Deep dish Mavic Cosmic Carbone wheels with yellow stickers, Carbon fiber aero bars by vision tech, bright red seat...

Black with red trim; has Titec bar-ends and City ST tires.

Basically pretty new..nothing fancy about it though.

If you could please be on the lookout for a stolen bike of mine I would appreciate it. The bike is a single speed conversion from an old Sapporo 12 speed. The frame is gray. Gearing is really tall. Has drop bars wrapped in a pink/pastel red grip. It was stolen from the metal rack in front of the Oriental Institute on the corner of 58th and University.

new basket rack