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Bicycle Parking ResourcesThe bicycle is a great transportation choice for fun, healthy lifestyles and vibrant communities. Good bike parking can be a major factor in whether or not individuals choose to use a bike for commuting or running errands. Read on for information about the different types of bike parking facilities - indoor and outdoor racks, lockers, bike parking systems - available for business and individuals, and some guidelines for installing bike parking.
Secure Bike Lockers in the Portland-metro Area
It's often difficult to find space for bikes on trains and buses at rush hour. You can also lock your bike and hop onboard. Be sure to use a quality chain or U-lock as a primary lock, secure both wheels, and remove any accessories. Find out more here. Regular commuters can reserve a bike locker at MAX Blue and Red Line stations. Renting a locker costs $15 for 4 months + $50 refundable key deposit. Many stations have waiting lists; fnd out more about availability here. At MAX Interstate Yellow Line stations, you can use your own lock to secure your bike in a locker. For answers to other relating questions contact TriMet via email or call (503) 962-2104. Downtown Locker Locations In Portland's City Center, lockers are available for a monthly fee through the City of Portland. 503-823-6841. Bicycle Parking Programs and InformationOregon DEQ - End of Trip Facilities Design Includes issue papers in PDF format for:
ODOT - Oregon Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan: Bicycle Parking Recommended standards, signing, and other recommendationsCity of Portland, Office of Transportation Bicycle ProgramsThe Bicycle Parking page includes information on:
Lloyd District TMA (Transportation Management Association)
Bike RacksPortland and Oregon Resources Columbia Cascade (outdoor racks and outdoor lockers) Creative Metal Works LLC (art racks) Eugene Rack Works Huntco Supply (outdoor racks) Life Rax (outdoor racks, ribbon style) Northwest Recreation (outdoor racks, vendor for manufacturers) Racor (indoor racks) Rack Attack Recreation Resource Pro Sculpt (outdoor art racks) United Pipe Bending & Fabrication Inc. Other Resources American Bicycle Security Company (outdoor racks and lockers) Bicycle Parking Racks (outdoor and indoor racks) Bike Security Racks (outdoor and indoor racks) Bike Track (outdoor racks and indoor hangers) Bike Up (outdoor horizontal and vertical racks)
6 Antares Drive, Phase II, Unit #10B Brandir International, AAA Ribbon Rack (outdoor racks) Conde Rack (indoor racks) CORA (bike racks and lockers) Creative Pipe (outdoor racks and lockers) Cycle-Safe (lockers and racks) Dero (outdoor racks and indoor racks) Dobra Design (outdoor and indoor racks) Function First Bike Security (outdoor racks) Madrax (outdoor racks and lockers) Palmer Group (outdoor/indoor racks and lockers) Park A Bike (outdoor racks) Saris Cycling Group (outdoor and indoor racks) Sitelines Products Sunshin U-Lok (outdoors racks and locker systems) Urban Accessories Bike LockersBike Gard (bike locker systems) BikeLid Systems (bike lockers) Cycle-Safe (lockers and racks) Guardian Bicycle Locker Systems Bike Parking SystemsBike Tree JOSTA Leisuretec, Bike Station |
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