Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was stolen from the Foyer of my apartment at 2606 W. Altgeld St. Chicago, IL. Three bikes were there, 2 were unlocked. Mine was the one the robber decided to swipe,

I kept the bike on the back porch of my apartment which is on the third floor. You couldn't really see it from street view, maybe if you really looked.

There were five bikes locked to the side of the fence at my apartment building. One bike was not locked and on my back porch, third floor (that was taken also). I was out on my backporch til about 2:30 am last night. When my roommate left for work at 8am she texted us to say all the bikes were missing, except the one without a seat.

Bike was locked at night and gone the next morning. Thief entered the property and walked up back stairs.

Bike was locked to a rack right in front of Best Buy, which was open and very busy. Someone used a hacksaw to cut through the lock and left it laying on the ground.

Someone broke into our locked garage and took the bike that was not locked up.

Bike was stolen some time between 7:30 and 9:30. It was parked across from big star on the south west corner of the street. I had it locked to street sign. I had locked both wheels with a kryptonite cable and a ulock, locked to the street sign. I stupidly did not lock it to the frame, so the cable was cut.

Bike was stolen from an enclosed balcony at 4040 N Kenmore St, some time between 10pm and 7:30am.

Came out and bike was gone next day when going to work

Locked outside an ALDI to the bike racks for 20 minutes. Potential security camera footage which police are investigating. Many people around, but no one had any information regarding the event.

The bike was in a storage room in the basement of condo building. It was the only bike stolen from the room. I had seen the bike Sunday night (10/2) at about 8:30 pm but did not go into the room until today (10/8) at 2:15 pm This picture is not my bike but identical to it.

I can only guess that I failed to lock the bike to the rack and instead only put the lock through the frame and front wheel (I've caught myself doing this once or twice). TiGr titanium lock, so hard to defeat in the time that the bike was unattended

My bike was locked to the street sign with a U-lock to the pole, and a cable lock connecting the front wheel, frame, and pole. I was locked next to a red bike that is also missing. This was directly outside my residential building. I checked on it on Thursday 10/06/2016 in the afternoon. This morning (10/08/2016) at 10 am, the bike (the the two locks) were missing

Locked bike frame using Kryptonite U-lock to friend's bike (rack was too crowded) at appx 8 p.m. Was in a bar at a window seat appx 100 feet away from where bike was locked up. When I left at 10 p.m. bike was gone but lock was intact and still attached to friend's bike. Lock did not appear forced so maybe skeleton key or picked, but it had been locked back up.

Went into Wicker Park Fitness (WAC) on W Division St and parked bike out front at 11:45 a.m. Locked bike up around the black U-shaped bike racks out front. Bike was locked through the back wheel, frame and then around pole with combination cable lock. Class lasted for 1 hour. Came out at 1:00 p.m. and bike was completely gone (no remains). Talked with WAC employers who said they have cameras out front to help with the police report. Currently

The date is when I noticed the bike was missing. Had been maybe a week since I had last checked it. It was around the back of my apartment building under our back porch by our laundry room door. The bike had a u-lock that was around the frame and the back tire. that u-lock was through a looped woven steel cable that was then wrapped around an area of the basement foundation. Someone had cut the woven steel cable and lifted the bike out of the area (most likely to take it somewhere to cut the other lock off). It is a sunken back porch area, someone had to bring cable cutters. Very intentional.

Fence by alley was scaled, cable was cut and bike was removed with U-lock connecting front wheel to frame.