Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike stolen from right outside of my house. sorry not to have more info on the model #

This bike was locked is a passageway between the two courtyard buildings of my apartment complex. It was locked to one of the wooden posts that supports the back porches of the building and are bolted to the concrete. There are about 10 other bikes that other residents that were locked there, but mine is the only one that seems to be missing. There is a locking door to the entry of the passageway in the front, but it is open to the back alley. Its not a place that is easily noticeable; unless you were a resident, you would never notice it. I saw it there in the morning before work and it was gone when I came home from work

Lock cut, bike taken.

I left the side door to the garage unlocked, but closed. Somone found our front gate unlocked and walked down the side of the house to the garage, went in and took the bike, a power drill and a sleeping bag.

i locked my bike outside my appt within 9 hours it was stolen and i was sleeping the whole time. if anyone knows any information about my baby, please contact me at 203 848 4658.

I was working at SmallBar on Division on Sunday night. Locked up the bike at 530pm. Came back out at 100am. No wheels. The Phil Wood hubs require a 6mm allen wrench to remove the wheels. Someone saw my bike and pulled out there 6mm allen wrench and took my wheels for themselves. These were not scrappers, they know what they took.

Bike was locked with three locks - older u lock, thin cable padlock, and fat chain - through both wheels and frame to bike rack on Ashland under the Clybourn Metra tracks with many others. I locked it at 2:45 and it was gone by 5 when I returned. FYI police officer wrote theft location and my name incorrectly on the report.

Left my bike right in front of a local Starbucks for 4 hours, when I came back to get it, it was gone with the lock.

The bike was taked from my garage sometime last night between the hours of 10 PM and 4AM.

Somebody left the garage door open which leads to a very sketchy alley. Somebody must of seen the bike and rode off with it

Moved into new apartment in building with bike storage room. Needed to take my one lock for the bike I was riding (the one I keep in my apt). Left this one unlocked for all of 24 hours. Gone. Stupid, stupid me. The bike was too big for me. But I want my badger head back!

My bike was parked in my garage. I assume one of my tenants left my garage open on accident and someone must have walked in and taken my bike. If anyone sees this bike, please contact me. Thanks much.

Went out for a morning ride, didn't lock the bike up but put it under stairs. Came back home at 1:30, and bike was gone.

Taken from a concealed section of a well-lit backyard.

The picture is taken from the website so the fender isn't there but that's a dead on match for my stolen bike. I locked the bike up at night to a no parking sign. I woke up and the sign had been pulled out of the ground. My bike and lock were gone. Any help is appreciated.

My bike was stolen in front of the Atrium on the UIC campus. It was stolen sometime between 8:00pm Saturday night and 1:30am Sunday morning. It was locked to a bike rack with a rather thin, cable combination lock. It was in a well lit area with pedestrian traffic, so I was surprised it was stolen.

The bike was left near the UIC dental school. When going out for lunch, the bike was gone. Locked properly. Has been on that rack before, may have been scoped out.

The bike was left on our back deck, on the third floor of our apartment complex.

Bike stolen from bike rack at Ravenswood station. 15 bikes were locked at the rack, and my bike, possibly with others, was stolen. This must have involved cutting the combination cable lock. This bike rack is in a conspicuous public view so the theft is likely to have been witnessed.

Bike was locked up to bike rack on beach. I was sitting 20 yards away. I believe someone was probably there with a gym bag or backpack that had bolt cutters. cased the me, the situation and the bike rack. When the crowd thinned the probably acted as if it was there bike bent to act like opening the lock, cut it and rode away. There was a guy with long sand light brown hair, white rimmed sunglasses, I believe a white shirt 6 feet or so, who was there most of the time I was. He left before I did...but it could have been anyone. The person who stoled the bike was most likely not wearing bike shoes and may or may not have looked out of place on this bike or had a little harder time riding since the pedals are so small.