Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was stolen from garage of single family home. At the same time two other bikes were stolen: a new green Vaya Salsa Deore and a couple years' old blue white and black women's Trek Lexa SLX. The bike could have been stolen anytime between Wednesday April 20 at 8 am and Friday April 22 at 6 pm.

Bike was stolen sometime between Wednesday April 20 at 8 am and Friday April 22 at 6 pm. It was stored unlocked in a detached garage of a single family home. At the same time, 2 other older road bikes were stolen but we do not have pictures or serial numbers for those bikes. They were a Trek 2.1 road bike with aero bars and Look road pedals, and a Trek SLX women's road bike with Look road pedals.

I saw that the window to the back of my apartment stairwell was open, and the backdoor was unlocked. I went up and found my bike stolen. It was unlocked, but also had been stored in this internal stairwell in the back of my apartment for 2 years with no incident.

Bike was locked with U lock to bike rack on building property. Security video shows man with back pack stand over bike with back to camera, He removed something from the back pack and disabled the lock. He removed the cable through the rear wheel, got on the bike and rode toward the camera, and out of view. He was carrying the lock and cable when he went out of frame. it took 58 seconds. Building security showed me the video, but would not let me copy it. I reported it to CPD. The bike was already registered with them.

The common entrance to my garage was left unlocked. Someone must have simply walked in in the past month and taken it.

The bike was locked to the bike rack with a cable and pad lock. My helmet was fed through the cable and locked with the bike. This is right off of Jackson Blvd, a very busy street! I locked it around 7 AM after riding into work. When I went to leave work and get my bike it was gone! The cable, cut, and helmet were still there. See picture.

BIKE STOLEN FROM BIKE RACK AT TRAIN STATION, HOMEWOOD, IL 2 CALBES CUT

Garage was left open. Within 5 minutes, a late model Ford Emerald green pickup truck drove by. Backed into the garage and tossed bike (and another) in truck bed (Its on video, but we could not see the license plate number).

Bike was outside on Ontario between Fairbanks and St. Clair

The bike was in a locked vestibule of our condo building. It was stolen sometime between Sunday night (April 17) at 445pm and Monday (April 19) at 445 pm. Someone managed to gain access to the building and take the bike.

I walked in my house at the ground floor to get a paper I forgot. I was no more than 15 feet away from the bike.

I locked it up and went in to the gym for about an hour, came out and it was the only bike taken.

It was the first time that I locked the bike outside. I wanted to have it clean on the next day. Unfortunately, it was my last time to see my beloved one.

My apartment storage unit (attached to the building behind my apartment) was broken into and the only thing stolen was my bike. I did not have the bike locked to anything, because it was stored in a locked area in the storage unit. I came home one night and noticed that the storage unit was ajar and my bike was gone.

Bike was left inside Garage only accessible through backyard, not locked because I was only between errands. Between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., someone went into a garage and took only bike, and nothing else of valuables left in garage. This occurred in Bowmanville, part of Lincoln Square, near Damen and Foster.

My bike was locked to itself in the bike room in our apartment building (820 W Belmont Ave, 60657..side of the building, in the alley across from Ragstock). I've put it there, in the same spot, for a couple months (since I've owned it). I put it in the bike room on April 13, 2016 at around 12:00pm and the next morning (April 14, 2016) it was gone. The bike room is right when you walk into the side of the building, so it's possible someone from the outside got in, but there's never been a break in during the building's history. I'm leaning toward it being someone who lives in the building, but I of course don't know for sure.

As bikes were inside my garage, someone had to enter through the neighbor's door that is never locked, cut the lock and took the bikes.

Stored briefly in garage. All doors were locked and closed. Heard activity in garage, inspected and found large garage door open upon return and bike gone. Helmet left.