Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was locked on a street near but not too close to Lollapalooza, the bike was locked to a street sign post and it was also locked to another bike (Red 1986 Schwinn Le Tour Single Speed, Not Stolen) with two U-Locks and one kryptonite cable. The cable and smaller u-lock was cut/broken and the wheel was loosened to remove the frame and backwheel all that was left was the front wheel, the other bike, the larger u-lock and a cut cable.

Came down with the stomach flu and (stupidly) left my bike for at least a day overnight. Sadly, I'm not surprised that it's not there. Please help. I don't want to believe that I can't own a bike in this city.

Bike taken out of front yard with unlocked gate

Bike was in the back of my place of work, outside of an apartment. It wasn't locked because people from work are always outside. Someone stole it between 5pm and 11pm

garage door left open for approx. 2-3 hours , bike taken from garage

Bike was parked by the sidewalk in front of my office and found missing from the location.

Bike was in garage with a lock and door code

I was inside skylark for a drink. Got there at 9. When I left at 11 the bike was gone. Lock was cut and left.

locked outside my home during a rain storm gone in the morning.

For the past month I had my bike inside my house, in my back porch. What I'm guessing happened is the door was unlocked or open and the thief came in that way. There was nothing of value in my porch, except for my bike.

I parked and locked the bike with 2 locks (U-lock and cable) to a bike rack in front of LA Fitness on a very busy corner @ Grand & McClurg in downtown Chicago. Other bikes were there, but they were older/crappier compared to mine. I should've known. I went to the movies, came out, the bike was gone, but the U-lock remained. Talked to the receptionist at LA Fitness who was useless, no surveillance camera. Same thing from the crabby security guard at the high-rise apartment building at the opposite entrance. His only "help" was to tell me, "Yeah, at least 3 bikes a week are stolen." Gee, thanks, jackass. God forbid you'd do anything, like post a sign that says, "DON'T LOCK YOUR BIKE HERE - IT'LL GET STOLEN!"

Bike was last seen in our garage that morning. It appears someone left the side door unlocked, and someone else got lucky in trying doors. Bike was gone when we returned from work in the evening, along with 2 metal tool boxes containing socket and box wrench sets.

Bicycle was in locked area between garage and apartment building. Only entrance was in the side alley through a ten foot iron rod gate which is always locked. Thief scaled fence and used storage tub to jump back out with the bike.

Parked the bike in front of Walgreens on Western near intersection with Howard. Met a friend and had dinner at the Candlelight. Came out less than an hour later and the bike was gone -- no sign of it. I am guessing someone came along, cut the cable lock and rode off with it or put it on a truck.

My bike was locked up in an open air parking lot, on a bike rack outside my work (Steppenwolf theater). I used a Bordo lite lock (http://www.modernbike.com/itemgroup.asp?igpk=2126199753&TID=367&gclid=CISo7a3X2rgCFepFMgod6nkAhA) and someone snapped it at a joint and left the lock and took my lovely precious bike!! I saw it there all day & it was there when I went to the restaurant across the street at 9:30pm but gone when I came out at 11:30pm. I guess I should have known that the Bordo was too good to be true - it is light and compact, but obviously easy enough to snap.

Our matte black male Trek bike was stolen from our house yesterday between 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm. It was not locked because it was on our property.

I was in Cleveland when my this happened, however, my girlfriend told me that the cable had been cut and the lock was left behind. The bike had been locked to a gate along the inside gated walkway of my apartment. Since I am in Cleveland I have not been able to file a police report but will file one as soon as I return to Chicago.

According to neighbors, someone removed the bike very early in the morning after potentially riding their own there. Bike was disassembled and then stolen, leaving the lock intact (newer U-lock with flat key) and relocked on the rack.

All the residents in our building keep our bikes out back in the fenced in courtyard area. Bike was under a tarp. As far as I know, it was the only one stolen. Waiting on camera footage. I figure someone jumped the fence and walked out.