Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

My son was riding a #60 CTA bus. The bike was on the front storage rack. At some point close to Wabash and Washington, he exited the bus and did not grab the bike. Somewhere between there and the end of the line at the CTA garage at 357 S Kedzie, the bike was removed from the bus. CTA said the bike was not reported to lost and found by the driver and no other garage reported it turned in, either.

Bike was discovered missing from garage on Saturday 11/19 and was last seen on Tuesday 11/15.

I had come home from visiting my girlfriend. Got off the UIC halstead stop to see my bike missing

My neighbor noticed a number of open packages left opened in our laundry room so I suspect the bike was stollen at this time as I was out of town. Laundry room was unlocked but bike was locked to rack on wall through tire and frame.

Bike was stolen from the locked storage room for the Everett Hyde Park apartment building. It was stolen sometime between the afternoon of November 10th and the early morning of November 16th 2022.

garage door forced open, bikes were hanging from ceiling for storage

2 bikes stolen from garage, appeared that door was forced open, bikes were handing from ceiling for storage.

Bike stolen from locked storage unit in storage facility requiring code entry to access the building. Exact date unknown, between 9/10/2022 and 11/13/2022

Person broke into my condo building. Where they tried braking into one room on the first floor. After realizing nothing was there, they then proceeded to go the basement where he stole my bike.

The bike was stolen from the apartment bicycle room located in the parking garage of the building. The bike was locked and secured behind a gate door that requires a key fob to access. The bike room has security cameras The bike has an airtag hidden under the bike seat. As of 11/10, the last know location was 7234 W 75th st, Bridgeview, IL 60455. As of right now, the airtag is still active.

My bike was locked to the bike rack in the courtyard at Northwestern University between Searle building and Kellogg Weiboldt Hall. I walked up as the thieves were pulling my bike away from the rack. I yelled and ran after them, but the thief was able to get away and ride my bike Westbound on Superior Street. There appeared to be four of them - two lookouts and two working on my bike. The Starbucks manager actually saw the thief riding my bike away and knew him - he goes by "Black" and hangs out around Hudson and Chicago Avenue. That courtyard is very busy all the time, and I parked my bike in front of an office window. They had cut my lock and somehow flexed it to slip the bike and cable out.

It was in my back porch and it wasn’t when I woke up this morning. I’ve checked with my house owner and neighbors who have no idea.

I locked my bike up to a bike lock to take care of a cat in the apartment building across the street. When I came outside my bike and U-lock were gone.

Bike stolen out of a garage evening of 11/7. The thief either scaled the fence from an alley or got through the back gate into the building courtyard.

Somebody broke into my garage, stole my bike, and rode off.

I have parked the bike outside of my apartment at 8 pm and when I went out to do laundry around 12 am I also saw it. The next day when I went down around 9 am the bike and the lock was gone. There was my roommate’s bike that was locked at the same location but it seemed like hers was only slightly moved.

Bike was stolen from my condo building garage while I was out for an errand. the bike was unlocked because it was in a supposedly secure garage with at least two different locks needing to be breached from any entry method.

Bike was in the back courtyard hidden bike rack of a SECURE building. Only residents have keys to this area, and the bikes are out of sight.

Found evidence of forced entry next morning, via side swing door. No other bikes/items taken.