Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Went down to get my bike where it is always locked up, and it was gone.

Went on vacation, checked the garage, the bike was gone. My boyfriend's bike had been stolen out of the garage two weeks prior, but that was because we accidentally left it open. This time, the garage was closed (unless our neighbors left it open) and the bike was still stolen, even though it was locked to itself.

Locked to sign post with U-lock. i walked out and bike was gone and it sucked and still does

Two cables w/ integrated lock cut. One left at scene and another left by the scene in a garbage can at the building.

I believe the bike was stolen for resale as it looks brand new. The tire was flat when I locked it to the bike rack so that should actually not incentivize people to steal it. On the other side of the street there was an older bike locked to a metal pole that was there when I locked my own bike, and was still there when I came back and my bike was gone.

I locked it to the bicycle rack through the frame and front wheel. My back wheel had a locking skewer on it. Left it in broad daylight for the day, and when I returned it was no longer locked to said bicycle rack. Bummer.

Bike was locked to railing on porch - through closed gate, down porch walkway and around corner not visible to any outside area because area is fenced in. A person would have to go through the gate and walk down the skinny porch area and around the corner to a thin walkway that just included my bike, the air conditioning units and access to the locked basement.

Bicycle was inside enclosed parking garage near my parking space along with several other bikes. It was there in the morning and gone by the evening. Apparently several other bicycles have been stolen from the garage recently.

Was locked to the inside of an enclosed fence & locked gate.

Bike was stolen from my garage. Photo is from Trek website, my bike is red. It is a men's bike with a woman's comfort seat.

This was in Millennium Park, where I was parked across the street (E.Monroe) from the Art Institute's Modern Wing. Not a bad parking spot, actually! Except, you know ... http://composing.org/blog/my-bikes-final-resting-place/

Bike was stored in my basement storage unit. The storage unit was locked, but the bike was not. Out of 13 bikes in the basement, mine is the only one missing (at first glance it would seem to be the most valuable). Bike may have been stolen by a neighbor, since we all have a key to the basement storage unit, but I have also been told that utility workers occasionally have access to the unit, and that the door does not always close properly. I suspect a specific neighbor, but I will say no more without evidence.

My black Cannondale was stolen from my locked entryway. The thief pried open one of the windows during the night and took only the bike (he must have known I kept it there). He then unlocked the door from the inside and left it standing wide open. I found it missing in the morning. (The image is a still from a movie I made I would never actually lock it like that). The bike was a gift so I don't have the serial number. Any tips would be much appreciated.

Schwinn Maroon Women's Single Speed Road Bike was stolen while attending West Fest on Sunday, July 11, between the time of 8:15 pm and 12:30 am. My bike, helmet and U-lock were all gone/stolen.

The basement lock was accidently completely locked but was just hanging opened. The intruder entered and stole the bike.

Bike was stored below deck on basement level. Just rode it 5 hours ago.

The bike was locked in our stairwell for a couple weeks. They broke into the building, went up to the third floor and took the bike off of its rack.

Between 2-2:10 PM, my bike was locked with a U-lock likely on the body with another bicylce (my sister's). Between this 10 minute interval, the bike was stolen with the U-lock not broken nor my sister's bike stolen. We attempted to go the flea market on Des Plaines to intercept the bike without results.

stolen for locked storage locking cable had to be cut

Bike was stolen from second floor back porch. Thief either hoisted a very tall ladder against the balcony or broke into very heavy and high steel fence and then through the porch door. Bike was hardly visible from the alley and building is an old limestone with very high ceilings and thus high floor levels. The picture is obviously not mine but the bike looks just like that. ***