RECOVERED - Trek Road Bike

Location

Location

Northwestern University Law School
392 E. Superior Street
Chicago , IL
United States

Date of Theft

Tuesday, August 23, 2016 - 3:00pm

Basic Bike Info

Bicycle Type: 
Road Bike
Size: 
Men's
Color: 
Black and grey
Condition of Bicycle / Distinguishing Features: 
Bicycle is in top condition. Red grips on the handlebars that were just recently put on (less than a week ago). The water holder has been hit a little and so is off center. There is a place for a spiral-like lock that rests on the spine next to the back wheel.

Owner Information

Owner Name: 
Removed by admin post-recovery JH
Contact Email: 
Email hidden by Chicago Stolen Bike Registry. Contact the CSBR staff to email the owner.
Contact Phone Number: 
Removed by admin post-recovery
Police Report No.: 
T16005946

Lock Information

How was the lock defeated?: 
Lock was cut, and left at the scene.
Lock Type: 
Cable w/ Integrated Key Lock
What was the bike locked to?: 
Locked to bike rack.
How was the bike locked?: 
Only the frame was locked a solid object.

Incident Description

Which type of area was your bike stolen from?: 
Sidewalk in front of an open business.
How long was the bike locked in this location?: 
4 hours
Incident Description: 
The bike was parked at 1pm in a haigh-traffic area. Upon return at 5pm, the bike was gone. There was a part of the lock which was left, which spirals in and out that attaches to the frame of the bike. The bike was completely taken other than that. RECOVERY NOTES: On 8/26, former victim sent an email containing the following text. "[J]ust want to know that yesterday I got my bike back. I went to the Swap-O-Rama yesterday morning but didn't see it. I had been checking Craigslist continuously, and around noon yesterday, a little less than 48 hours since it had been stolen, it posted in Humboldt Park. I texted the guy posing as a buyer, called the police and they accompanied me to the pick-up in Lincoln Park. Thank you so much for your help!"

Recovery Information

This bike was recovered: 
No