Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

I know, I know, locking to a wooden porch. In my defense (I guess, who cares, I know) this porch is in the back and around a corner of the building, not visible from the street or main alley, and up two flights of stairs, my landlord refuses to put in a bike rack and our basement "bike room" is unlocked. Also I've had (old) bikes locked there for over two and a half years, so the fact that the VERY DAY after that old bike became a shiny new bike makes me think it was someone in or connected to the building, or someone who has been regularly cruising the building.

Bike was locked to scaffolding outside of the West Town Public Library / West Town Senior Center, as the bike rack was obstructing usage of the bike racks on the sidewalk, leaving me no choice but to use the scaffolding.

Locked out front of the art institute with another brompton bike.

Bike was locked to bike rack opposite another brompton in front of the art institute of Chicago.

Garage left open for approximately 1.5hrs from 7:45-9PM. Bike stolen was previously hanging in garage. Another bike had been taken down and left laying on ground of garage. We assumed they were unable to take it because bike lock prevented handle bars from moving.

We had two bikes on 3rd floor private deck facing alley for 1.5 months no issue. I returned from work today with deck gate open our other bike in the middle of deck while my vintage yellow trek beach cruiser is missing. We have construction workers around building along with dog and dog walker that visit our unit. Stole in broad day light.

This bike, along with another, were stolen out of our garage between 6pm 9/13/16 & 6:30 am 9/14/16 (door presumed to be left unlocked by neighbor who we share garage with, door was found wide open at 6:30am 9/14/16 & both bikes were gone from their rack...nothing else besides the bikes had been stolen.

This bike, along with another, were stolen out of our garage between 6pm 9/13/16 & 6:30 am 9/14/16 (door presumed to be left unlocked by neighbor who we share garage with, door was found wide open at 6:30am 9/14/16 & both bikes were gone from their rack...nothing else besides the bikes had been stolen.

I rode the bike Saturday morning, locked it in my storage unit in the apartment building's locked basement (inside locked alley gate). Came down Sunday morning to get it, and the padlock on my storage unit had been completely ripped off the frame.

Bike was locked using a ULock to a U-shaped bike rack attached to the side walk in the morning when I got to work. When I left work at 5:15 PM the lock was attached, but the bike was gone.

Went to retrieve my bike after work and it was gone, along with the lock.

Sometime between 1-5pm on Sunday, Sept 11th my building's basement storage units were robbed. Lock and gated backyard, locked rear door to the building, down a half flight of stairs and through a door into our basement, there is a row of individual locked storage spaces. Lock to our storage space was cut and my Surly Disc trucker was stolen, our bicycles have been stored in this space without incident. No problems in 6 years here. The building has north and south basements which are not connected but share a backyard. Storage units from both halves were broken into, no signs of forced entry on either side. The bike is very large and set up for a tall rider as I am 6'7" tall, there won't be many like it in town - please contact me with any information and thanks.

Person broke into a locked fenced in area. Cut the lock and took the bike between 7:30pm-10:30am.

Bike and lock all went missing, so not sure how lock was defeated.

Last seen in storage area the morning of Sunday, September 4, 2016. Saw that it was missing around 10pm evening of Thursday, September 8, 2016.

My bike is stolen in fron of Prosser Career Academy located at 2148 N Long Ave, Chicago Illinois 60639

Condo building at Kedzie and Armitage was broken into and bike was stolen out of the bike area which is under the stairwell.

Forgot to lock bike to boyfriend's on the bike rack at Target on Broadway. It was gone when I came back out.