Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

My bike was stolen outside of the Bucktown Pub June 15th 2010. It was locked to a city bike rack with an older round key u-lock. I work accross the street and this is a heavy traffic area. The lock was missing with the bike so I am not sure how it was opened.

This morning I stopped home to feed the cat before work, locked the back wheel of my bike to it's frame since there's no pole in the alley to lock it to. Went inside for literally 3 or 4 minutes, came out, the bike was gone! I suspect someone with a truck or vehicle picked it up, because it was impossible to ride since it was locked to itself. Please help me find my bike! Thank you.

Bike was take out of a closed single car garage between 6/12/10 2:00pm and 6/13/10 2:00pm. Garage door had been closed but was found open on 6/13/10. This bike and a women's Kona Lanai were taken from the garage in the alley between Fremont St. and Wilton St. No other items were taken. Even the bike pump was left behind. No obvious evidence that the door was forced.

Broke lock outside of lasalle street station,left many times,,, very distinguishable bike

Bike was locked to a pipe inside a fenced yard. Someone cut the cable and took the bike.

The bike and the lock were both completely gone. I have no idea how the lock was broken as this was a brand new U-shaped lock that I purchased less than 1 month ago. I just don't know how somebody could have broken that lock. The bike is amongst many others in an enclosed parking garage. I have also submitted a report to CPS parking, which will probably yield no results although they do have security cameras in the garage. I thought the location and lock set up was very secure, but I guess I was mistaken.

Stolen from the back porch of the 8 unit building. Between 1 and 3 pm

This thief got into my building and cut a secondary lock. Unfortunately, I did not lock my wheel, so he was able to ride it away. I have a video of the thief but do not recognize who he is. We also do not know where he left the bolt cutters or other things he stole.

The bike was stolen from the bike racks next to the Ravenswood Metra station.

the cable lock was cut and left here in the place where i park the bike.,.,i have a lot of pictures of the bike if u want i can send u if ur not sure of the picture i upload just email me., [email protected]

Bike was stolen from garage in Lincoln Park. Thieving b-----ds climbed fence into yard and entered garage through unlocked side door some time between 10pm on 6/11/10 and 5am on 6/12/11. Strongly suspect that location was "cased." High end bike originally bought from Turin in Evanston. Reward offered for safe return.

The only unusual detail would be that there are TWO locks attached to the bike. I'd imagine they wouldn't be easy to remove, as they're heavy-duty locks. PLEASE keep an eye out!!!

Went in at 12:00 noon to get hair cut, came out at 1:05pm & bike, helmet, & lock was gone. Bike rack was bare.

Bike was stored in a locked car trunk, with wheels removed.

U lock broke last week assumed it was defective and old so was using only a kyptonite rope lock to lock wheels and bike to bike posts. The area is pretty open but near construction workers on opposite side of the street. Someone with big wire cutters could have snappedthe rope lock but unsure and upset.

Just noticed the above bike missing

I locked the bike to a metal fence at about 10:00 PM. When I can out the next morning I found that the fence had been cut through and the bike was gone.

It was locked to a steel fence in my back parking lot and somebody completely dismantled the pole from the wooded fence. The bike chain lock is also gone.

The bike was locked to a tree. I think that the lock was cut or the code was figured out.

I rode to work in the morning and locked the bike up with a Kryptonite cable lock threaded through the frame, both wheels, and a bike rack. When I left work the bike and lock were gone without a trace. I saw then that the bike rack was not bolted to the ground. However, the rack was quite heavy and had a long foot on the bottom that would have made removing the bike, as tightly as the cable was wound around it, very difficult. Apparently not difficult enough!