Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Thief broke into apartment and stole bike

Thief broke into apartment and grabbed bike from within

I went into my friend's apartment on a busy stretch of Ashland shortly after 7 pm and locked my bike on a street sign pole outside. When I return to my bike at 9:25, all I saw was my tire, still locked to the pole (with helmet locked in as well). I was in a hurry when I locked my bike, and must have accidentally locked just the wheel to the pole and not the frame without realizing it. The tire had been released and the frame taken. Another bike locked nearby seemed to have lost its wheel as well.

Taken from locked porch area overnight

My chain was cut with a hand chain saw.

Taken from garage

Someone cut my lock, stole my bike, and left

Locked my bike up in front of my house- with u-lock through front wheel and central frame. Went inside my apartment for 20 min and when I came out it was gone.

I left my bike in my porch without a lock on the afternoon of July 22. When I wanted to use it at about 4:30 pm of the 23, it was gone.

Bike locked to outside rack next to CTA Belmont station, missing along with lock. Bike rack was not compromised.

Bike was locked in bike room at 5419 South Harper Ave, Chicago, IL 60615 (Campus Court Apartments). Went to the bike room to get the bike and found the bike room door busted open and the doors leading to the outside of the building left open. Followed the open doors to the apartment gates which were also left open. Went back to confirm the bike was missing and only found the cut lock still hanging from the wall rack.

Bike was inside a locked 3 story apt. Building on the second floor

I left my bike on my back porch on the evening of July 21. The following morning, it was missing. The back area of the apartment complex is secured by a locked door that leads to the alley. It appears likely another tenant took the bike, or someone broke into the back area and took it from my back deck.

Returned from trip to find bikes missing from basement of condo buildings. Other bikes still present. Door and gate both locked, no sign of forced entry. Someone must've left doors open at some point in preceding week.

Bike was locked to the bike rack out front of a closed bar. Very rainy night, didn't ride it home. The u-lock was cut with an angle grinder or similar tool and left at the scene. Had to have happened between 4am and 9am this morning.

I locked up my bike around Noon, I worked for a few hours before noticing it was gone.