Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

very well kept. Had a small black seat bag and a u-lock holder on frame.

Mavic CXP Hand built wheels Front bars taped with black hockey tape front and rear shimano brakes rear wheel splash guard (headliner) light holder on seatpost (I took the light off ha)

1998 Cannondale Super V900 mountain bike stolen, in excellent condition, dual suspension mountain bike. Frame was unique cannondale aluminum V shaped frame. Very fat frame tubes with fatty front suspension fork. Color: Split Pea w/ Speed Yellow - basically main portion of frame was an army/split pea green while the rear suspension portion of the frame was bright yellow. My bike had been located in the "secure" common area of my condo building for approx 2 years, unfortunately someone was able to gain entry and stole the bicycle. Possibly a cleaning service that cleans the common area. Last saw the bike on Sunday Feb 24, noticed it was gone on Saturday March 1st. The image shown is from the Cannondale 1998 catalog, it is not the exact bike (img shown is V2000) but it is the exact same frame style, color, and lettering with the exception of the rear suspension. The rear suspension on my V900 was same shape but a bright yellow.

Almost perfect. Couple of stickers (bright yellow "23" on the side of top tube. Red rox shox judy forks(that are broke internally. red tenasious-d handlebars with grey ibis power ends. red/blue anodized mavic rims. thompson neck and red anaodized chris king headset. xt groupo. small bike computer and dual bulb light set.

Excellent Condition Red Flo color,

The bike is older, probably 2001 or 2002, and has a new racing saddle, the Specialized 143 in white and blue. It has no racks of any kind but it does have a plastic rear splash guard, not a fender.

6 months old. Tires say "Police" on sidewalls. Front fork has mud guard, back wheel has a transit rack on the back with a red safety light. Saddle has a tool bag. Clip peddals. Two water bottle cages.

This bike is a 1997 Model that was in immaculate condition. Very few scratches. Deep metalic blue color. Has hybrid type tires halfway between street and mountain. Has a black rear rack over the back tire. Has small black zip accessory bag under the seat. Also has a electronic odometer and spedometer, but the led display was not on the bike at the time of the theft. Has a black bell on the handlebar, but the dome of the bell is missing, so the bell is inoperative. Also has a portable tire pump mounted to the vertical underseat portion of the frame. Has silver kickstand.

Ridden 1 month, so no obvious wear marks. It had a small Schwinn pouch on the back of the seat, though it could be easily removed. Wrapped around the seat is a lock cable.

Like new condition, factory paint yellow with black highlights. I believe it was a 2001 or 2002 model that replace my 1995 Trek 850 (green) which was stolen. The yellow bike has a "U" shaped lock attached to the seat post, and "street" tires which replaced the more common "knobby" tires.

Good condition, rigid fork, computer mount and light mount. Has Purdue University registration stick under top bar on seat post column

almost perfect condition, a few scratches on the brake handles due to a crash

Perfect condition, factory equipment.

Good condition, mud & debris worked itself into the nooks and crannies because I'm a winter cyclist. Missing one pedal reflector on right side.

Bike is a Felt S32 Tri/Timetrial bike with yellow bar tape and Look A5 pedals. The largest distinguishing factor is the Pete's Bike and Fitness Shoppe sticker as the bike was purchased from a store in New Jersey. I also have a small pack under the seat with a multi-tool hanging off the strap (very noticeable). Also the right aerobar tape was coming loose and has electrical tape on it.

In good condition. distinguishing feature was that the vertical bar on the frame was deeply scratched and repainted. it is obviously a cover of scratches.

The frame, wheels and components were all good quality, with a few minor scrapes to the frame. The front brake lever (on the left) works fine, but was significantly scratched, with the end-cap at the top broken off. From ware and scrapes, there is electrical tape supplementing the bar tape in both drops and across the left top part of the bars. The seat is/was a Fizik Arione, and most components are mostly Shimano 105. The pedals are SpeedPlay Zero Stainless Steel, really small and meant to be clipped in; without the right cleats, it's difficult to ride. Both front and rear wheels were Bontrager Select, with Continental's Gatorskin tires. The back tire had more ware and was really smooth. The cyclo-computer mount on the handlebar had a latch at the bottom break off. It had been about 2 or 3 weeks without washing it, so it could still be pretty dirty (with road salt and some mud mostly around the back of the frame.

Bright gold frame with gold Rock Shox fork.

Grey Diamond Back mountain bike. Has seat adjuster. Clip on tailight blinker. Missing the headlight but has the black clip on for the headlight to go on.

American made aluminum frame, balc bar tape, Shimano 105 group, cheapy clipless pedals, pearl stem, black saddle