Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Locked the bike to a street sign. Came out to find the street sign cut in half and my bike missing.

Someone broke into my building by smashing the glass on the front door and then stole my bike from the basement of the building.

BIKE WAS STOLEN WHEN I WAS IN COLLEAGUE'S HOME FOR A COUPLE OF MINUTES -- 4600 BLOCK OF N DRAKE. COLLEAGUE SPECULATES THAT A STUDENT FROM ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL MAY HAVE STOLEN AS STUDENTS WERE WALKING BY AT THE TIME.

Failed to ensure bike was attached to rack, cable was cut, u-lock was left in tact.

Bikes were locked up while having lunch, we were inside for maybe 45mins max. Came out and bikes were gone. It was on a busy street in the middle of the day. No idea how they broke the lock, it was locked to an actual bike rack. We think it's a repeat offender from the area and we have some video potentially.

My girlfriend and I went to eat lunch at a local cafe, we locked up our bikes securely to the bike rack, 15ft from the front door of the establishment. We ate lunch and came back to our bikes no more than 45mins later. Both bikes were gone. My guess is someone picked or cut the lock and stole everything all together in broad daylight.

Bike was stolen out of the parking lot of my building. The bike was locked to the wooden deck of my building. The suspect was caught on camera and apprehended, however, my bike was not recovered.

bike was locked to outside balcony. last seen on november 5th robber climbed to second story balcony and took bike.

Bike stolen from garage. No forced entry but garage door was open. I think it was stolen shortly before I discovered it missing, at 6:00pm.

The bike was usually locked with a combination cable lock (black) to a railing at the rear of the residence. I do not know if the bike was locked on the night of theft, as I had come home with groceries the evening before and may have forgotten to lock it after bringing groceries inside. At midnight of the night in question I noticed a car parked on the side of our house (it is a corner lot, so the patio is visible from the street. The car was a newer white station wagon-style car with darkly tinted windows. I had never seen this car before and haven't seen it since. I don't know for sure that the thieves were in this car. Note: the picture shows the bike before I installed the seat, bell, and right pedal.

Bike was locked to a bike lock in front of California Blue Line Station from approximately 7pm to 9pm. Thief seemed to be interested in anything that was valuable and highly portable, thus only the seat, seat post, seat collar, and pedals were taken. Replacement price of parts is approximately $200. Additionally bike was unridable adding insult to injury. Thankfully the most of the bike lives on to tell this story.

Locked bike to porch railing right in front of friends house with combo cable lock. someone must have cut it and taken everything even though we were right inside.

Only bike stolen from locked basement

the bike was locked to the rack right in front of the AMC river east 21 on East Illinois street. I went to AMC for a movie and the bike was gone after i came out. nothing left. I had a U lock locking the rear wheel and a code cable lock locking the front wheel to the rack. the bike has a very big black arm rest sticking out on the front.

My bike was taken from my garage. The next day, my grandma told me she went out to get the car that evening, and the garage door was open. The bike was gone. I don't think it was locked to anything, but I don't know, because I hadn't looked at it since I was hit by two cars two and half months ago. I've been in the hospital or immobile nearly all of that time, but everyone said the somehow the bike looked fine. It cost more than $1,400 dollars. I didn't have a picture of it, the one listed is from the website.

Again, it's only my rear wheel that was stolen. The rest of the bike and the lock are still there. I left work at Howard Brown Health Center around 8:00pm and was picked up in a car, and at that point the whole bike was still locked up to the rack out front. I returned to work this morning and the rear wheel had been stolen sometime between 8:00pm on 10/30/13 and 9:00am on 10/31/13. Not the biggest loss, but the tire is unique enough that it could be identified, as it is purple. It's a Magna fixie bike from Target, and the wheel can be switched around to free-wheel from fixed.