Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Kids hanging around the basement of the building. You know the deal, one kid steals stuff from one bike, then other kids steal a whole bike.

Bike was stolen from under the deck stairs of a coach house. Not locked. Stolen between 12:00pm and 1:30

Originally noticed the front wheel and seat were missing. Several days later the entire bike, along with the lock, were gone.

At approximately 230 pm on Thursday 11/12/15, bike was locked outside to a bike rack on the southeast corner of Washington and Clark in the Loop. When I returned at approximately 615 pm, both the bike and lock had been removed.

Bike was locked to the racks outside of the Logan Square blue line stop overnight. Only the front wheel and lock remained. I believe the their had to dismantle the front of the bike to slip it through the lock.

Locked bike on rack. Lock was stripped

bike was stolen from fenced in back yard between 11/8 and 11/13

Someone grabbed it from the backyard. Must have jumped the fence to get to it. Did not take the other bike that was next it.

I locked my bike to a pipe in front of an apartment building on Tuesday afternoon around 4:00pm. I usually keep it locked on my porch but couldn't yesterday due to construction. I came downstairs ready to ride to work at 5:30 this morning and it was gone. U lock and bike were both missing.

Unknown. Helmet was detached and left from the bike. It was over a holiday at the Metra Clyborn station. There is no sign that says no overnight parking, but no cameras either.

Bike was locked to the bike racks on the South side of Irving Park, at the Blue Line CTA station.

Bike was accidentally left unlocked outside Plaza 440 (440 N Wabash Ave). Lock was thread through helmet and bike rack but must not have been properly thread through bike frame itself. Tried to lock up bike around 2:30am and found missing at 10:30am next morning (11/7)

Thief ripped the wooden pole out of the staircase and slipped the lock out from there

Bike was inside private building in the staircase on the third floor. It was not locked because entry to the staircase is controlled by a lock on the front door to the building. No one without a key should be able to enter in the first place.

Went out after work, drank a little too much. Stopped to grab some food (18th and Bishop) and free locked my bike outside (with a newer U-lock, flat key), by the time I made it outside it was gone. I know I messed up, I drank too much and made a stupid decision.

Bike was left at 8am on Wells across the street from Merchandise Mart. I came out at 11:50 and the cable had been cut and the u-lock was left around the bike rack. Strange thing was that the cable had been cut in the middle but not on the loops which had been put through the u-lock itself. so why weren't they cut? Also I'm 100% sure it was through tire and frame and then around bike rack withing u-lock plus the cable went around bike frame and into u-lock. So it seems to me they had to either comprimise the u-lock and then shut it back on or sawed through the frame and all to get it for scrap. The person who locks infront of me had someone try to take her tire of a week prior.

Locked the frame up to a fence shortly after midnight to run inside a friend's place at the southwest corner of Wabansia and Humboldt for 10-15 minutes. Came out and someone had cut the fence and taken the bike with the lock still locked to the frame.

My roommate left the garage door open for about 5 minutes to let someone in (we live on top of the garage). The next morning I went down to get my bike and it was gone.