Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

The bicycle was professionally mounted to the ceiling of my (2) two car garage. The garage door was pryed-open and the bicycle was stolen from an enclosed private garage, with alley access between Superior Street & Chicago Avenue. The address is: 1714 West Superior Street Unit 2W Chicago, Illinois 60622

Bike was stolen from The Bike Lane. Some one broke through the back door.

Stolen outside house of blues on state street. Outside of Bin 36.

Bike was stolen from The Bike Lane. Some one broke in through the back door.

Bike was stolen from The Bike Lane. Some one broke in through the back door.

Garage door left open over night...thief stole the Kona Honky Tonk and left his crappy "BCA Glacier 300" bike behind. I filed a police report that morning, 6AM.

Cutting the grass in the front of the house, left the service door of the garage unlocked. Suspect thief entered yard and saw door ajar or tried the door and found it open, entered, removed the bike. It was sitting in the middle of the garage unlocked. It had just been tuned up at Get a Grip Cycles three days earlier and still had the service tag stapled to it.

While I was swimming on the lake at ohio beach, my bike was stolen from the bike rack it was attached.

I tried shipping this bicycle to my girlfriend. The last scan by UPS was in Hodgkins, IL. They claim to have lost the bike. It may have been delivered to someone by mistake, or stolen I suppose. Hoping if someone sees or recognizes this bike in the area that they will let me know.

The bike was parked in front of a building all day, not sure when it was taken. I thought i had locked the bike tire to the frame and to the bike rack but when i came back only the tire was there.

The bike lock was cut and the bike was stolen from a locked, gated parking lot. I believe it was lifted over the 8 ft. metal gate. It is very difficult to see the bike from the alley, but the yard it was taken from is next to an alley. The picture shows a yellow basket by the yellow basket liner was not in the basket.

i don't know exactly my bike was stolen, it was the most horrible experience it has happened to me as loosing an item, this was my first expensive transportation vehicle i had made and i bought it myself for one of my birthdays in 2010.

I was working and a friend was waiting for me at a nearby restaurant. He came back to sit in front of my store and noticed a guy standing by our bicycles. After the guy left (Approx 12:10) he went to check to make sure both bikes were locked. After confirming both bikes were locked, he started to work on his laptop; at one point, about 5 minutes later, he noticed the same guy walking close to the bikes but he continued on. At 12:20 he stopped working for a second and looked and noticed my bike was missing but his was still there. The incident was captured on a surveillance camera, however we are waiting for the security director of the building to access the footage.

I asked a friend to watch my bike while I went inside. They left without telling me and by the time I came out, it was gone.

bike was taken from inside the garage. it appears someone forced the garage opened and took the bike since the garage door was damaged at the base.

Showed up for work at 7:30 am. Where I was leaving at 5:45pm, the bike was gone.

The bike was stolen during the day from an unlocked ground-floor storage room at the back of an apartment building.

Bike was stolen from gate locked back porch. It was there at 11:30pm on the night of 7/19 and was missing 12pm on 7/20

The post that I used to lock the frame of my bike to is a large 8"x8" wood patio post that is cemented into the ground. I used my U-lock to lock between the front tire and the frame of the bike, and used a cable with padlock to lock the frame of the bike to the large post. In public locations, I would use the locks in the opposite application (i.e. U-lock frame to something secure) but the post was too large and this was in a discrete location in the back of my home, not visible from the street. I assume the thief cut the cable (and took it with him/her) and then took the entire bike with the U-lock to go break the U-lock off-site.