Every one of these bikes found its way home.

The police found it abandoned, called my wife (the owner) and said "we really should take this to evidence, but you live so close - how about you just come and pick it up?" She went over there and they helped her load it into the car.

A patrolman saw a man riding my trike in the West Sac area, and stopped him. The man said he'd bought the trike from someone else. The police then returned the trike to me thanks to my Bike Index registration.

Recovered by Calgary Police Services in the early hours of Aug 7. Police were able to bring the bike back to the owners shortly after apprehending the rider. The bike is in rough shape but we are glad that it has been recovered. Thanks CPS!

I was contacted by the Seattle Police Department, my bike was recovered. The SPD Evidence Unit got it back to me.

I was riding another bike home from work. I was able to identify my bike, confronted the person the had the bike verbally. I told them I had the bike listed on bikeindex.org and had the serial number. They said they didn't want any trouble and allowed me to take the bike home.

I got a call from the Minneapolis Police Department 30 minutes after finishing my police report and Bike Index registry. They found my bike under a bridge, looked up the serial number and found it on Bike Index. I went from heartbroken to ecstactic in the course of an hour.

The Vancouver police found someone riding the bike, checked the serial number and confiscated it.

Calgary police called me to pick up from their warehouse since they found it.

The police found it and returned it! Amazing!!!