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October 30 4:00 AM

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Biking in the Treasure Valley

Boise is growing and so is biking. As we cater to more public transit options for our evolving and changing community, we’ve also rolled out bike parking services.

Biking on the sidewalk during sunset

Bike + Bus

Riding a bike and catching a bus on the same trip is common in Boise. Every bus has a bike rack on the front. Each rack can hold at least two bikes.

For insurance and safety reasons, no bikes are allowed inside the bus, so if the rack is full, you’ll need to wait for the next bus to arrive or lock up your bike near the stop.

 

How to use the bike rack on a bus:

It’s simple to use the rack. If you need help, ask the driver.

  1. Communicate to the driver that you’ll be placing your bicycle on the rack.
  2. Lift the silver handle to open the bike rack.
  3. Place your bike in the open position closest to the windshield, with your front tire facing the extender arm.
  4. Lift the spring-loaded extender arm over and secure it over the front tire.

 

Bike rack limits
  • Maximum wheelbase: 44”
  • Maximum wheel size: 29”
  • Minimum wheel size: 20″
  • Maximum tire width: 2.3”
  • Maximum bike weight: 55 lbs.

Parking Your Bike

For all your biking needs, there are outdoor and indoor bike parking options around Boise.

  • Main Street Station

    Secure Bike Storage at Main Street Station

    Main Street Station offers a secure, convenient bike storage room that makes commuting by bike easier than ever. With a pay-as-you-go rate of just $5 per month or $50 per year, it’s a cost-effective way to protect your ride and keep it in top shape.

    Your bike’s home away from home includes:
    • 24/7 security camera monitoring for peace of mind
    • A convenient power outlet, tools, and an air compressor to keep your bike road-ready
    • A dedicated bike repair station for quick fixes and routine maintenance

    City Go members enjoy free access to the bike room! Just bring your own lock, and we’ll provide a secure, five-digit PIN to get you in.

    Interested? Contact Customer Service!

  • BikeBOI

    Secure Bike Storage with BikeBOI

    Keep your wheels safe from theft and weather inside the 8th and Main ParkBOI parking garage. BikeBOI provides bike parking access with secure key card entry. The room features security video, clear lighting, sturdy bike racks, repair tools, and power outlets to charge e-bikes. Bring your lock, stay protected, and keep your commuter bike in shape. Access to BikeBOI secure bike parking is free for all City Go members.

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