Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was taken from garage when overhead door was open.

My apartment manager said there were homeless people in the laundry room and he called the police on them and by the time the police came, they were gone. I suspect that they each stole my bike and my roommate's bike as well.

My roommate took a bike in from the garage that he thought was mine. When i came home from out of town i realized that he had taken in a stranger's bike and that my bike--1200 dollars when new--was taken from inside our stairwell behind a closed door, unable to be seen from the street. Either the thief was keeping track of my bike, took it and left his, or he/she saw someone took their bike from leaning against our garage, came back to get it, and then instead of taking his own bike (in clear view) he took mine.

A guest in our building entered and stole my bike from a locked storage room.

We actually think that Tendinos employees had something to do with it. As we picked up the lock from the sidewalk they were sitting in the window chuckling. We did not ask them. The bike could not have been stolen without them seeing the crime.

I locked up the bike at 8:15AM, came back out for lunch at 1PM to find it gone. The security guard for the building knew and saw nothing. The lock was gone as well. This is my daily commuter, I've locked up to this location every day for 15 months. I always lock the rear wheel/frame to the rack, and use a cable for the front wheel. The picture is outdated, see insert for new handlebars. -The rear brake was removed -Stock handle bars replaced with Profile Design Airwing OS + Cane Creek brake lever +-Blue Oury grips -Stock saddle replaced with WTB Rocket V saddle -Black Crank Brothers Mallet pedals It still had the SKS fenders and blue Verdestein tires.

Bike lock (U-lock) was sawed/cut through. The theft occurred sometime during the day between 8am & 620pm.

The wooden post of my patio, where my bike was locked, was pried off. Bike was locked through frame only to the wooden post with a U-Lock.

The bike was locked to a city bike rack in front of Landmark restaurant and Royal George theater on a busy Friday night during dinner hours, car valets were 100 ft away and said they saw nothing. The lock was cut and the bike stolen. I custom built the bike, many different brands of parts, the new brown velo saddle and exposed metal bull horn handles would visually stand out from a distance and up close the chipped grey frame paint would reveal specs of purples and whites from previous paint jobs.

Burglars jumped the fence, walked into the garage, took the bike, left.

Bike was stolen between 5 and 10:45PM outside the Rockwell brown line and a storefront next to newspaper boxes. Lock was missing along with the bike. It had been locked up next to a little kid's bike.

Bikes stolen while I was out of town from my garage. Not sure about exact date because I was gone for most of September.

My bike was locked through the front wheel and frame to the top tube of my roommate's bike's frame with a newer u-lock/w flat key. Her bike was U-locked to a street sign, but only through her front wheel. The thief was able to remove her front wheel and lift away her bike and mine attached to it.

My bike was locked up using a u-lock and cable. While my u-lock wasn't found at the scene, I saw another u-lock that was left. It was fully locked, but cut. Neither my cable or u-lock was found, so I'm supposed they cut the u-lock and made off with the cable - disposing of the u-lock.

The bike was double U-locked to my girlfriends bike that was also stolen. They were against the back of the house in a fenced in yard.

Parked my bike when I arrived at work about 9am Monday morning Oct. 11. Bike was still there when I left work and took bus to go to a movie downtown at 5pm Monday. Arrived back at my office Tuesday just before 2pm and the bike was gone. I had locked it with a krypyonite Evolution lock (orange cover) (purchased in 2006) through the front wheel and frame to sturdy bike rack. Also had a cable chain through back wheel. I have heard that thieves in the area use grinders to weaken the locks and then can break them by kicking. Don't know what happened in this case. No signs of grinding near the bike rack. No picture sorry...Didn't think of this.

The bike was stolen from the side passageway next to my apartment. The passageway is not very visible from the sidwalk, however there had been a few contracters walking through the area over the past few days while conducting repairs on the building. The bike was attached to a secure metal pole using a newer U-Lock w/Flat Key. A few days after locking up the bike, I noticed that the U-Lock was still attached, intact, to the pole, but the bike was missing.

I rode to UIC on a bike that I barely had for a week. I locked it up in fron of Student Center East, which is located on Halsted and Polk. I headed inside the building and I was only gone for about half an hour. When I returned to my bike, it was gone. I filed a report with UIC Campus Police. When the police officer and I investigated the scene, we found out that the theif rode a cheap mountain bike next to mine and took my bike. The thief had to be following me because I locked my bike up in a place where you can't really see it riding down halsted.

Locked my bike up to the southern-most racks in front of the CTA Blueline at Milwaukee and Western. Bike was locked with a robust cable and keypad lock. Left for the Loop to go to school at about 10am. Got back at 4pm, and bike was gone, lock laying severed on the ground. Nothing special, just disappointment.

My bike was parked right out in front of the school doors. It had been there aproximately 1/2 hour.