Between May 24 and July 23, 2026, Vancouver recorded 165 reported bike theft incidents. This category represents 3% of the city total of 5,493 reported incidents across eight categories, ranking seventh among all categories. Fairview had the highest number of reported bike thefts among listed neighbourhoods with 36 incidents, followed by the Central Business District with 29, Mount Pleasant with 16, Kensington-Cedar Cottage with 12, and Strathcona with 11 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official Vancouver police open-data portal.
This page provides a comprehensive data overview of reported Bike theft incidents in Vancouver, British Columbia, covering the period from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026. During this selected reporting window, the city of Vancouver recorded 165 incidents of Bike theft out of 5,493 total reported incidents across all tracked categories citywide. Bike theft accounts for 3% of all reported incidents in Vancouver during this timeframe.
The dataset for Bike theft consists of 165 dated records, with zero undated occurrences logged between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. By examining these official figures, readers can observe how Bike theft compares with other crime categories in Vancouver, British Columbia, and review the top neighbourhood incident totals recorded throughout this period.
In Vancouver, Bike theft ranks 7th among the 8 tracked crime categories during the period from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026. With 165 incidents, Bike theft recorded a lower volume than several other property and violent crime categories. For instance, Theft led all categories with 1,966 incidents, followed by Assault at 990 incidents and Mischief at 919 incidents. Theft from vehicle also saw higher counts with 892 incidents, while Break and enter recorded 265 incidents. Bike theft remains less frequent than each of these sibling categories in the current city dataset.
With 165 recorded incidents between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, Bike theft represents 3% of Vancouver's 5,493 overall reported incidents. Ranking 7th out of 8 categories, it remains lower in volume than general Theft at 1,966 incidents and Theft from vehicle at 892 incidents. Within the city's neighbourhood breakdown, Fairview leads with 36 reported incidents, followed by the Central Business District with 29 incidents and Mount Pleasant with 16 incidents. The 2026 single-year series reflects only this 165-incident partial window, providing a baseline across Vancouver's tracked crime categories.
Between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, Vancouver recorded 165 Bike theft incidents. All 165 records in this dataset contain valid occurrence dates. This category accounts for 3% of the 5,493 total reported crime incidents logged citywide across all 8 tracked categories in Vancouver during this reporting window.
Bike theft ranks 7th out of 8 categories tracked in Vancouver for this timeframe. Its total of 165 incidents is lower than other property crimes, including Theft with 1,966 incidents, Mischief with 919 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 892 incidents, and Break and enter with 265 incidents.
Fairview logged the highest number of Bike theft incidents in Vancouver with 36 records. Central Business District recorded 29 incidents, Mount Pleasant reported 16, Kensington-Cedar Cottage recorded 12, and Strathcona logged 11 incidents. These five neighbourhoods account for the largest individual counts for Bike theft during this reporting window.
The current dataset for Bike theft in Vancouver covers the 2026 reporting window with a total of 165 incidents. Because year_series_for_category only contains 2026 data covering May 24 to July 23, multi-year comparisons and year-over-year percentage changes are not available in this dataset.
Data on this page is compiled from official open-data portals published by municipal and police services in Vancouver, BC.