Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Rear tire mud guard Collapsible bike lock on vertical bar of inside frame Water bottle cage on diagonal portion of frame Combination lock Chain on top bar Northeastern University Police Department ID / Serial Number Sticker on bottom of frame

Electric black bike. I have the bike connected to my phone for easy distinguishing feature.

The bike had clip pedals, and arrow bars. The bike tape on one of

Matte black with black basket on back of bike.

Blue bike, single speed, eBike

red stickers (Bodega, saint alfred) Vans handle grip, schwinn seat compartment, "fit to your body" seat, frames have some tan, and black front flat rack. Also a JETTER LITE bar pad.

Yellow rims, chrome brake levers, stickers on top tube, rear rack, some worn/scraped paint on frame, sea green bar tape, Speed She seat

Rehab'd bike from workingbikes. Not sure of the components and don't have a picture! This is one of three bikes stolen and posted here.

Fat tire mountain bike in good condition with WTB seat, 45NRTH Husker Du tires 4", SRAM level brakes, SRAM GX eagle drivetrain. Cheap plastic red bottle cage is one other distinguishing feature.

Very good condition. White seat with a small crack on left side. Bontrager rims. Shimano 150 components. Stolen with a frame bag attached, Garmin 850, and a bike lamp

The bike was in good working condition, though the gears and chain were a bit rusted and the gear shifts were a bit off. Though I do not have the serial number, there were distinguishing features: 1. The seat has some black tape on it covering a few splits in the seat. 2. The gears are a little rusted. 3. The petals are an orange-ish color and were kind of spikey. I don't think they belonged to the original bike. I think they were a modification. 4. It was a smaller women's bike frame so it had a dropped crossbar. 5. These might have been removed, but there is a gray kryptonite U-lock on the vertical seat bar that's a little off-center, and a front and back. 6. The handle bars were flat. 7. There was a 3-gear side and a 9-gear side on the handles. 8. The wheels were thin (80-100 psi). Not mountain bike wheels. 9. The picture I uploaded is not of the bike itself, but it does look very similar. 10. It was fairly light. I think the frame was aluminum.

Great condition, white seat, white taped handle bars. Speaker was mount on left handle bar.

Perfect condition

Black. Headlight but no taillight

10 years old in good condition. White womens road bike with pink and orange designs and black handle bars.

Good condition. Gray handlebar tape, black fenders, black flat pedals, no logo decals, worn gray Brooks cadmium saddle, red Shorty brakes, red Chris King bottom bracket, Schwalbe tires, red bar end shifters, rear-mounted kickstand, steel rear rack, chrome water bottle cage, bike lock mount inside bike frame. (Older photo attached, before current gray handlebar tape and black pedals, before removal of decals, etc.)

Rear fender, two different tires, spd pedals, dirty gravel spray, bento box, super glue on right hood. Two carbon bottle cages.

Excellent. Selle Italia saddle. DT Swiss 240 hubs. Sram Red cassette. Rol wheels.Cinelli reflective bar tape. 2 carbon fiber bottle cages.

The bike itself is a Pure Cycles Single-Gear commuter style. Color is a yellow-green color, and had a U-lock attached to the frame, a rear rack installed with a crate attached. I also had a phone case near the front that was a "pop-tart" design. There was also a drink holder on the frame. Lastly, there's a sticker on the front that says Somerset and a number in relation to my bike permit for my building.

Bike is in new condition. It has a rear bike rack. The handle bar grips are white.