Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Man walked into garage through a building losing area found bike and walked out of it after some time. I gave video footage but security didn't react immediately.

I’m really not sure when it was taken, but I noticed it was gone feb 26/27. There was a robbery nearby and so I went to check our garage.

Stolen in front of Lincoln Square Athletic Club

U Lock was cut open and left at scene.

I had just rode my bike home from dinner. I put it on my front porch as I was unlocking my front door. Sometimes my door gets jammed so I left my bike for less than a minute to enter my house through the side door and when I came back out someone had ditched their beat up bike in my lawn and rode off with my bike. Two pedestrians were outside walking their dogs at the time and saw someone ride off with my bike.

Bike was locked to a street sign at the corner of Montrose and Bell beginning at 4:15p. At 7p, bike was gone, but the lock was laying on the ground still locked.

Lock was cut and left at the scene, bike stolen between the hours of 9am and 5pm on 4/23.

Thief accessed garage at house from alley in the early morning--walked in and grabbed the bike and walked out in 15 seconds. Have video surveillance from security camera on garage and a nearby neighbor's camera, but male was wearing a hoodie and mask--cannot tell race or any distinguishing features. Thin male; younger. May have been on a different bike and ditched that nearby to steal this one. Had Topeak seat bag, rear red light, front light, mini pump, and bottle cage as accessories. Seat bag--which had an Apple air tag inside--was recovered that morning approximately a mile north in the middle of an alley. Bag still had a CO pump and tire repair kit inside (Two spare CO cartridges were missing along with some miscellaneous things in bag. New inner tube was cut up into several pieces and discarded nearby in alley. Air tag was found about 15 feet away. [*photo included is not the actual stolen bike, but it matches the make/model/year/and paint design of the bike.]

They surprisingly left a Divy bike right next to it.

Bike was locked to rack inside Belmont CTA station using Abus folding lock. Abus lock was left intact on rack. Not sure if I had locked up properly.

I locked up my bike to a street sign at about 9:30AM and went into a co-working space for a few hours. When I came out for lunch around 1pm it was gone. Looks like some kind of high powered saw was used to slice through the lock.

My bike was inside my locked apartment storage area with other unlocked bikes

My bike was locked to a streetsign outside of Replay in Lincoln Park. I arrived around 1pm and discovered the bike was stolen at 5:45p when I left.

Main garage door was open. Heard people in alley around 2/2:30am but not suspicious. 7am checked and bikes were gone.

Bike was locked on the northeast corner of S Wacker Drive and Adams to a bike rack. Also locked to the bike/rack was a dark green helmet. Bike was locked at around 9:15am and upon returning around 4:15pm was missing. Found no sign of bike, lock or any evidence indicating how the lock was defeated (lock was ABUS brand folding keyed lock). Bike was left in clear view of Wells Fargo bank branch with at least one security camera clearly visible. Building security at 125 S Wacker Drive refused to assist when asked.

Hi! Hello! The last known sighting of my bike was at 5:00 PM on Friday, April 11, after I finished riding it. I discovered it missing at 5:00 PM on Monday, April 14. The bike was stored in a communal basement storage area near the laundry machines. The rear door to this area showed no signs of forced entry, though the lock is known to be weak and can be easily bypassed (I demonstrated this myself in under 10 seconds using just a twig).My leasing office confirmed that their handyman did not remove the bike, ruling out accidental removal. I’m currently speaking with neighbors to narrow down the 72-hour window. I’ve also reached out to adjacent neighbors for access to their security camera footage that may cover the area.The bike is a Nishiki, though I don’t have the exact model or serial number due to its age and the fact that it was a gift about seven years ago. I’m reviewing my phone for any related information. The bike had a heavy-duty chain in a black sheath with a padlock wrapped around the torso, but the lock was not engaged over the weekend and may still be on the bike.I have photos of the bike and a video demonstrating the door lock’s weakness, available upon request. I’ll provide updates if further info arises, assuming the report can be amended.Thank you in advance for your assistance!

The bike was locked before school, and after school, it was locked outside the door under camera coverage.

Chain was cut and bike stoken. Bike has airtag last registered at 1620 W 38th St, Chicago, IL 60609 in the alley.

Our back window was broken with a glass cutter to enter the unit. Bike was stolen after bringing it home the day prior brand new. Other items were also stolen.