Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

it was fairly new but the right handle was a little bit bent

Good shape by appearance. Auxiliary hand-break levers installed on the upper handlebar. When stolen, it had a rack on the back, with a plastic purple crate [in bad shape] attached to that. A small seating for a front bike light was taped to the center of the handlebars with black electrical tape. One side of the rear rack is anchored to the frame w/ a bungie cord [missing screw] and I think one of the toe clips was patched w/ a similarly makeshift connection.

White Cannondale with front suspension and disk brakes. Stolen right in front of the Barn at Lincoln Park Zoo with a Topeak Kid seat, a cannondale helmet and mickey mouse helmet.

Shimano rear brakes and wheels, Paul components chain retention device, stolen with blue/white Fugi cross 2013.

Rear shimano brake, blue color matched handle bar tape and bottle holders, shimano wheels.

Scratched, racing saddle Fizik. Shimano SPD pedals

Very Good condition, SE Draft bike. All black, with Red Decals. Rear tires turing silver from brakes rubbing. Flat handlebars. Just a sweet ass black single gear freewheel bike

Ghost bike purchased in Germany while i was serving in the us military. Visible wear and tear. GHOST printed on the mainframe. Likely the ONLY one in the city. 29in wheels

Red mountain frame, fat (1.4) road tires, handlebar extensions, cantilever brakes. Registration stickers from Recyclery and City Of Evanston.

It has a sticker on the frame that is pretty hard to remove, which has the name and address where I originally bought my mountain bike. I bought my bicycle from Goodale's Bike Shop at 14 Broad Street, Nashua, NH 03064.

Brand-new bike, on the larger side, cream colored and shiny

black and red vintage Peugeot in excellent condition with red pedal cranks and black handles with red stitching. I also changed the handles from road bike curved handles to straight bar handles

Bike was in decent condition with blue handlebar tape, two water bottle holders, two different types of tires (one much newer), and a U-lock attached under the seat. (The photo is not my exact bike, but the same make and model. There are a few differences, as listed above).

Computer mounted to the handlebars, 2 water bottle holders on the frame. Black tape on the handlebars. Continental tire up front, Bontrager in the back.

Great condition frame. Easton riser bars, Strong G black grips. Campagnolo Record pista cranks. Thomson seatpost/stem. Specialized saddle. There is a Bell brand bell on the handlebars on the right side. The crankset pictured is a Sram Omnium, which is the only thing different than whats currently on the bike currently. Everything else is the same.

Red 1981 Trek Reynolds in excellent condition minus the white handlebar tape that needed to be replaced. New tires, brakes, crank, derailer.

Good condition but with some superficial rust, saddle torn, single speed, orange reflective stickers on the frame, performance bikes sticker as well.

It was Diamond Back hybrid with 700c wheels. Frame size was 51cm or 20 inches (from mid crank arm to where the seat post is inserted). The components were Shimano Altus; consisting of the crank and front and rear derailuer. The brake levers were Avenir and the canti-lever brakes were Shimano. The shifters were grip shifters. The stem was a aluminum black stem. The bars were aluminum in grey with the decals CODA for the brand of the bars. The wheels had on the same brand tires & the tires were very thick perhaps 700x35 in size. The rims where both 700c but had a slightly different design. The frames decals were coming off on one side. The top tube on the right side had decals with the letters OACH fading away. The saddle was a big Bell Brand saddle with little shocks on the rear.

Almost new (hardly ever rode it, only couple times around the block), front tire detached and deflated.

No fenders,no (red) rear reflector under seat, basic rear bike rack, yellow Ciclo Urbano sticker on the frame. Stock handlebars/grips. Good condition.