Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bicycle was removed from a shared garage in a condo building. Bike was locked to other two bikes using 2 locks (U lock + heavy duty steel cable). Three bikes and two locks were stolen. Photo shown is dated. Handle bar cover has been replaced with hot pink tape; brakes have been replaced and relocated to center of handle bar. Frame is as shown in picture.

Bicycle was removed from a shared garage in a condo building. Bicycle is a baby blue condor with white highlights, dropped handle bar, front break only. Bike was locked to other two bikes using 2 locks (U lock + heavy duty steel cable). The three bikes and two locks were stolen together.

Bicycle was removed from a shared garage in a condo building. Bicycle is a new black BIRIA with black BOBIKE baby seat mounted to the front. The bike was locked to other 2 bikes using 2 locks (U Lock + heavy duty steel cable). The three bikes and two locks were stolen together. Photo shown is not of actual bike.

Bike locked at Clybourn Metra Station on bike rack.

Bike was locked to itself with a U lock and looked to a light pole with a heavy duty security chain. Both parts are missing. The bike was there this morning when i left for work, and was missing when I got back tonight. I assume the locks were cut.

I locked my bike outside my apartment to a fence surrounding a planter around 12am Tuesday night. Other bikes are locked here and the fence itself was not compromised. I did not look for my bike this morning when I woke up but when I returned home around 11am my bike, along with the U-lock and the cable securing the front tire were gone. I live near UIC school of medicine campus and I believe a professional must have done this seeing as my bike was securely locked. There are plenty other bikes locked on my street but there are a few old striped down bikes as well. I had too nice of a bike to leave locked outside but I figured on a Tuesday night it would be ok. I have not seen any questionable people in my neighborhood but I have heard that there are a lot of thefts and muggings since students carry laptops ect.

the bike was locked closed to a train station (Pink Line Western)the theft cut the hard wire. and left in scene

My bike was (mostly) still locked to the bike rack, but many of the components were stolen, including: handlebar, saddle, crank arms, pedals, front derailleur, and chainring.

Bike stolen from in front of Papa John's and 7/11 on Armitage and California.

The bike was locked as usual on the porch and was seen at 7:30pm. At 11:00pm the bike was gone.

The bike was behind a locked gate on the back porch. Someone took it while I was out between the hours of 6:40am to 9pm on September 7.

Last night, around 6pm, I locked my bike to the front of my building, next to a solid fence. When I woke up this morning, I looked out my front window to see if my bike was where I left it, locked and secured. When I saw that it wasn't there, I ran down to the front of the building and I found that only the U-lock was there, still intact. Perhaps the thief used some sort of mechanical tools to break into the lock and leave it unharmed.

Bike was inside building at 2500 N Talman Ave. Sometime after 7:30pm someone entered building and tool bike. Bike was not locked as it was inside building.

Bike went missing at Belmont CTA train station. It was locked inside the train station. I locked it up Sunday at noon and went back Monday at 3pm in the afternoon to get it and it was gone. It looks very similar to the picture provided without the disc brakes.

Broad daylight at corner of Sunnyside and Ravenswood. Locked to rack next to another bike. Came back after lunch, my bike was gone and another was in its place. Spoke to owner of adjacent pizza restaurant. He's going to look at security camera footage for me tomorrow.

Someone swiped the bike on the long weekend. I was moving in and had it locked

Bike was locked to street sign around the frame around 6PM on 9-7-14. At 7am 9-8-14 the street sign was damaged and forcibly removed from the ground with the bike missing. Bike could have been ridden after being removed from the sign with some difficulty due to U Lock being attached to the top bar of the frame.

Bike was not locked, but stored in a locked common storage area at the condo where I live. No sign of breakage to the door lock, so whoever took this must have had a key to the storage room (i.e., a neighbor or someone who has access to their key). Pictured is the bike (center, foreground) in the storage area from which it was stolen. Bike was last seen in the room on Sept. 3, discovered missing on Sept. 7.

Left bike overnight and bike was gone when I went to retrieve it in the morning.