Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was in hallway right next to my office door while I was in the office on the 2nd floor of Flanner Hall Chemistry Building, Loyola University Chicago at 1032 W. Sheridan Road. Male seen in Loyola security cameras took my unlocked bike from hallway,along with a student's computer from a laboratory, plus a number of other items around campus.

Bike was locked to a bike rack at the intersection of Randolph Street and Wabash Ave in the Loop for approximately 1.2 hours, during evening rush hour. Bike rack was located in front of the Loft store. Bike was taken along with U Lock and cable lock that was going through the frame and tires.

Bike stolen from garage. It was not locked up in the garage. It was there last night but gone today before 1pm.

Bike was stored on rafter hooks in an enclosed back porch. The thief was able to gain access to a window 8' off the ground, smashing it open, and taking 2 bikes in total.

Sometime between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m., someone entered the two-car garage in the apartment building at 2318 N. Milwaukee Ave. and took the unlocked bike. The bike's lock, which was not being used, was tossed off the back of the bike. An empty can of PBR was also left at the scene. On 8/18/15, victim reported: "My bike, a KHS Flite 220, has been recovered! Someone brought it into the Bike Lane to get fixed up Sunday, Aug. 16. The Bike Lane folks looked up the serial on the registry, found out it was mine, and reclaimed it! Very happy. Thank you so much for all the good work you guys do. You really provide an awesome service."

Bike was hung from the rafters of our enclosed back porch, with another Caad, on a raised 1st floor. Thief was able to smash open a window 8' off the ground and enter the enclosed porch. Two bikes were taken overnight.

Bike (frame) was locked to wooden back deck. About one flight up. Thief broke the deck pillars to remove the bike.

Bike was put in a secured bike room in our condo building on Sunday, July 19th at 4:00 p.m. The bike was not locked because the bike room is secured. There are hanging bikes and some bikes on the floor. My bike was on the floor unlocked in the bike room. It was placed next to a Green colored bike. On Sunday, July 26th at 11:00 a.m. I went into the bike room and the bike was missing.

Bike was stolen from the corner of Howard and Sheridan (approx. 1402 W. Howard), across from the Shell Station and in front of a bus stop on the north side of Howard. Very busy intersection.

Bike was locked at the Jefferson Park Transit Center bike racks at about 2:30PM Monday, July 27 and was gone when I arrived back there at 9:30PM.

Parked and locked bike, removed all personal items, such as lights etc., went into store, stayed approximately 15 minutes, came out, bike was gone and lock chunk left at the scene.

The bike was locked up by the front wheel and the frame and the rest of the bike was stolen. The bike was last seen Wednesday night around 8 pm. Others noticed that the bike was stolen around 7-ish on Thursday morning.

The last I saw and used my bike was a week and a half ago. In my apartment building I store my bike in the utility/storage room. There is a padlock on the door which can only be opened with the code number. The only other person who stores a bike and uses this room as a tenant is my roommate. His bike is still right where he left it. No one besides the maintenance guy who gave us the code and permission to store our bikes in here know of the code! I went inside the room today to grab my bike, and it was completely gone. I looked around the entire perimeter of the room, and it had gone missing, however, my roommates bike is still there. Which definitely proves the bike has been stolen. Either someone from inside the apartment building got into the room and stole my bike, or people working on the apartment building have stolen it, because they open that room to gather tools and fix things. I have been storing my bike there for 11 months now and have never had an issue with it. This is a very nice condition bike, all white frame, Womens Hybrid 15" frame Diamondback bike, and keychain underneath the seat. The picture is an almost identical picture, but mine has a white seat!!

My apartment is on the top floor. There is a deck on the back of the house. My bike was on the deck - not locked up. There is a locked fence around the property. Someone came inside the locked yard, up the deck stairs, and took the bike off the deck.

Myself and 3 friends rode to the Halsted Orange line stop to catch the train into town. Locked all bikes together with same cable lock. Returned in approx. 3 hours to find only the Trek mountain bike missing with lock.

Was eating at a diner at Montrose and western, had my bike sitting outside the window of where I was sitting when a 6 feet tall African American who was about 15-18 years old grabbed my bike and got on it. I chased after him east down Montrose for three or four blocks until I couldn't see him anymore.

Bike was hanging up inside garage. The garage door was left open for two hours. Someone came in and took it.

Bike was locked to bike rack outside Harold Washington Library on 401 S Plymouth Ct. I passed by my bike at 5:30pm and it was there, but when I came back at 7pm and it was gone. The library security guards have cameras on that location and footage that could show everything. Unfortunately, they won't let me see it unless the police detectives request the footage. I've filed a police report but don't know how long it will take them to request that.

It was obviously stolen. I got a cell phone call from my mother. When she was going to work at Sushi Day. I have no clue when exactly my bike was stolen. Probably last night when my mother left from work.

Bike was stolen sometime between 10am, July 25th and 5:00pm July 26th. Theives either scaled the wooden gate or got access through neighbors chain linked fence.