Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

i think someone cut the cable lock and ran away with my bike.

just stopped to grab a bottle of water, paid, and gone.

Forgot key to my lock and went into the Y briefly to drop stuff off and "fake" locked my bike by placing U lock on it in a crowded rack of bikes. Apparently not a very good trick as when I got out it was gone. Signed, Faith in humanity

someone came into are yard and cut the heavy duty cable

I found this bike, laying in my carport when I went out in the morning. I am assuming that it is stolen and was ditched for some reason, while the thieves were in our back alley. After calling 311 and the police, they were decidedly unhelpful and seemed disinterested in finding the owner and said I could bring the bike in to them (which I assume would mean that it would be impounded and forgotten unless someone files a theft report and is diligent about it. I thought I would try this and some other options before I turn it over to them in hopes of finding the owner as the bike looks like it is either new/well cared for. I am not a "bike person" but it looks like it is an average sized bike and does have a few identifiers and the serial number is on the bike itself!

Noticed this evening, bike was no longer there. Only 2 families share garage. Nobody sure when left open. Somebody saw an opportunity, ran in and snatched bike and evidently rode away.

Bike was in garage. Came out in the morning to see garage open and that bike was missing.

Am stunned due to the foot traffic and the fact that building employees are in plain view of the bikes.

Purchased in front of Star Lounge for $10, from a gentleman I can only assume was not the rightful owner.

Man across street noticed I had been looking at the rack trying to find my bike. Informed me that he had noticed several bike being stolen having the locks been cut. Thiefs took off south bound toward the UIC campus. One may have tried to get on the train.

My son locked the bike to a fence in the backyard of his friend's house. 30 minutes later, the bike and lock are gone.

My apartment was broken into and other items were stolen including TVs, oriental rug, jewelery and coats. Two cars keys were taken from the apartment. The bicycle was locked inside a locked garage. The thieves was the car keys to access the car and used the garage door opener to exit the garage, stealing both the car and the bicycle locked inside. Residents of the the building saw a blue minivan enter the garage by following another resident into the gargage but when confronted, left confusidly. This occured at ~1:00p. Another resident saw the car parked in garage at 12:30p but is was gone when the returned at 2:30p. The crime occured between 1:00p and 2:30p

I locked my bike in front of Giordino's and went inside to get an individual-size pizza. When I exited, no more than 30 minutes later, both the bike and lock were stolen.

The bike was in my garage and it was stolen when my garage door malfunctioned and opened while I was at work.

I lock my bike in the Jefferson park metra station to take a train, I thought it safe there ..!when i came back around 4.00pm it wasn't there .

Bike stolen infront of appartment. I left it there the night before due to a shoulder injury and didn't want to carry down stairs.

I lock my bike outside of my office on Michigan Ave. to one of the two bike racks between Jackson and Van Buren. There are always other bikes next to mine, and it's a busy street with plenty of pedestrians to point out anyone messing with them. I had my U-Lock around the fork and front-wheel on one end and the fram on the other. I suspect that the thief picked the lock because he left it on the rack when he/she left. I filed a police report but don't have the report number in front of me.

I am a dogwalker, so my bike is used as transportation between jobs. In this incident, I was getting ready to leave the residence on my bike when I realized I forgot to refill the dog's water dish. I locked the bike to a wire fence and ran back into the house to give the dog water. This took maybe three minutes. When I came back out, my bike was gone.

My bike was locked up outside my apartment complex in University Village. It was only there a few hours and when i returned it was gone. The bike requires a special key to removed the seat and tires, which I have.

I locked my bike to a "no parking" street sign post overnight, and in the morning the street post had been dug up, and my bike was gone! FYI, some street post are apparently only buried about 8 inches into the ground, and have no base attached.