Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike has been stored in secure basement area. Was not used in about a week and went missing. Date and time are estimated.

Bike was last seen when locked to itself in the bike room of a private apartment building on the night of June 27th. Was discovered missing on the morning of July 7th. Apartment building is 424 West Diversey Pkwy, located on the corner of Sheridan Road and West Diversey Parkway. Bike was locked and stored in the first floor bike storage room which is only accessible with a valid apartment key.

My house was broken into and my bike was stolen.

I've been storing my bike, along with two roommates' bikes, in a sunroom area in the back of our apartment since we moved in over a year ago. Around 11:30 p.m. July 6, all bikes were there, but by 8 a.m. July 7, all were gone. Not sure how they got in as we all habitually lock the back door to our building. Bikes were in a locked room, but not locked to anything inside the room. Appears they wheeled the bikes out to the back area between us and the coach house, lifted bikes over our fence into neighbors' yard (as that's where our helmets were found), and exited through the back alley. They ditched one of my roommate's bikes in the alley a few houses west of us, but took the other two.

Locked up bike at around 7 pm on rush street outside the entrance to the AMC theatre close to intersection of Rush and Ohio. I came out at roughly 10:15 pm. I found the bike missing and the cable and helmet left at the rack. I asked the theatre if they had cameras outside. They didn't. I went across the street to see if that building had cameras. The garage told me they weren't focused on the spot.

Bike was locked in the same location it had been in a closed gated area every night. Gate lock had been missing so someone must have opened the large gate doors to get in. Bike was gone next morning with cut cable lock left where bike was

I went in to eat something i was coming back from football practice and come out the mcdonalds at 6.40.

Was locked outside of Capital Grille on 633 N St. Clair St., near Michigan Ave and Ohio. It is a busy street, and it was daylight. I was on the corner, less than 20 ft away with my back to my bike, doing a peaceful protest against the restaurant for less than 1 hour. I think the car valet staff may have been involved because when I first arrived, he came up next to me and was chatty, asked me if I was going to lock my bike (and asked about the weather, etc). It really struck me as a strange interaction, and I told the other protesters about it when they arrived. Unfortunately, I didn't move my bike, even though I was suspicious. Considering I was there for less than an hour and it was taken from right behind my back, it seems like he was involved. I'm just freaking out right now and can't stop crying. I'm going home to find my serial number so I can call the police and file a report. Please help if you can!

three bikes stolen from my garage while I was at work. I believe another resident of my condo building left the garage door open.

three bikes stolen from my garage while I was at work. I believe another resident of my condo building left the garage door open.

Locked the bike going into work, it was gone later in the day.

My three bikes were stolen from my garage when I was at work - sometime between 8 AM and 4 PM.

I was enjoying the Maggie Daly Park with my children and we parked at the corner of Monroe & Columbus St using the bike's poles provided by the city and after we finish and try to go back to our hotel boommm!!! my bike was not there, only my children's bikes remained in the site.

Last seen after 3pm on Monroe and Wells parking garage.

Locked bike to the street post in front of 14 S Clinton, Chicago IL 60661 and went inside for an appointment. When I came out 1 hour later it was gone.

Bike was stolen out of storage area after someone left the door to the outside open.

Bike was parked in the garage of 120 S LaSalle St downtown. I park it there everyday. It turns out none of the parking garage cameras point to the area where everyone who bike commutes secures their bikes. A couple other people were down there as well this afternoon, realizing that their bike had just been stolen too. There were no cut locks lying around, however I found a piece of velcro from my lock that said "Kryptonite" on the ground. I don't know the serial number because my friend who is the Revolution Cycles in Madison, WI ordered it for me directly to his shop. Ironically, he is out of town on a bike tour, so I am unable to get a hold of him.

Parked bike outside of wicker park athletic club on bike rack prior to catching train. Returned to have no bike or lock.