Chicago Stolen Bike Registry

Bike was in the storage locker in my building. They popped the lock on the storage unit. They also removed a U lock and thick cable lock that secured the bike to the wall. No trace of the locks was left - no clue how they cut/removed them so easily. They stole the bike, locks, and helmet that was with it.

The only logical explanation is that the frame wasn't locked to the bike rack; I can't understand how else the bike could have been stolen.

My bike was locked up behind my house (to my back staircase) for a few days- apparently someone came during the night and cut my padlock. My neighbor's bike was right next to mine with a u-lock on it, and was unharmed.

bike was locked up outside place i was volunteering. when i came out at 5pm it was gone.

I had my bike shipped from the last city I lived in, and it arrived on Friday. SAFE THERE UNTIL I co yard, thinking it would be safe there until I could go get a bike lock on Sunday, but when I went to check on it Sunday morning, it was gone! I think it was stolen either Friday night (8/29) or Saturday (8/30), but I wasn't home much those days to know for sure. All I know is that someone jumped our super high fence to steal a bike that's not worth more than about $50, max. Both tires are flat, the handle bar had been loosened for shipping, the chain was loose, and the bike is generally just old and not in great shape. I don't even know if it had a serial number, unfortunately!

I locked my bike at the sketchy ravenswood metra stop right on the bike rack. I got back a little later than usual (8:00) and even saw someone along the walk stealing someones bike tire! I talked to him but what could I do? When I got to the rack most of the bikes were gone, including mine. The next day I rode my crappy back up bike and the seat was stolen.

Had to run into my apartment, came out 20 minutes later, and it was gone.

I stored this bike in my apartment's bicycle storage space around 8:30 pm on August 31. I did not check on the bike at all Monday, Sept, 1. I noticed it was missing around 10am on Tuesday September 2. The bike was either taken by someone in the building, or an individual who had access to the building.

I used my bike all the time, I always used a thick cable lock through both wheels, the seat and the frame, I then wrapped it around a 6" x 6" support post for my staircase. So, the bike was locked under the stairs to the stairs. The lock was thrown in the front lawn and a junk girl's huffy was left in place.

I locked the bike to a bike rack at a busy intersection. When I went back to check it was gone. There was a guy sitting next to the bikes hanging out drinking coffee who seemed to have some idea what was going on (he was kind of laughing). I came back 10 mins later with my phone and two cops were across the street and the guy was gone. He may have been somehow involved - or not...

Bike was locked with cable and U-lock to a bike rack. It was at the farthest north rack on Ashland just south of Armitage - the only rack not under the underpass. Next to Kenosha line stairs. Across the street from the 7-11. I parked it there around 10:45am on 9/1 and found it stolen at 8am on 9/2. It was stolen on my birthday! Boo. Searching for paper work to include serial number. Purchased from Kozy.

Thief must have climbed fence & walked about 50 ft. into yard and lifted bike in to alley. Outside most of the day, ran to the store and left bike in yard. We live near Reis Park and the Brickyard Mall.

Locked the bike up outside the entrance to the Lincoln Park Zoo at the designated rack. When I came back an hour later it was gone.

Bike was stolen. Lock is missing along with bike in front of METRA station at Madison & Canal

Bike was gone when I returned at 6 pm. Only cut cable remained.

bike was stolen from our detached garage.

I locked my bike to a rack with one other bike on the sidewalk in front of the Roosevelt University Auditorium Theater at about 1:00 pm on Thursday, Aug 27. I came back around 2:15 to find the bike gone and lock cut, but still there.

I had just riden home and left my bike below my back porch in our gate enclosed back yard that is not visible from the alley. When I came back outside shortly thereafter, my bike was gone and the gate to the alley was wide open.

The bike was not locked but in an inclosed and locked courtyard area. In order to get in a key is needed but the area can be unlocked from the inside. This is the normal place where my bike is stored. The weirdest part is that who ever took it had to walk past about 10 other bikes to get to mine. I am not sure when it was stolen as I was out of town this weekend.

i left the bike locked to the guardrail @ 120 s riverside @ 8am. the previous day, bike racks had been removed and relocated to adams st. without the racks avail, i used the guardrail. i returned to the location @ 3pm to find the bike missing. is it possible it was removed by the city?