It's Bike-To-Work Week!
Be sure to grab your helmet and ride your bike into work all week!
You can read all about our morning with Gayle Anderson and view four of the video segments that Bike Nation participated in here.
We plan to install 400 kiosks with a total of
4,000 bikes throughout the City of Los Angeles, with the first kiosks expected to
be in operation during the fourth quarter
of 2012!
Check out these articles to learn more!
L.A. TIMES
HUFFINGTON POST
KPCC
We plan to install 400 kiosks with a total of
4,000 bikes throughout the City of Los Angeles, with the first kiosks expected to
be in operation during the fourth quarter
of 2012!
Check out these articles to learn more!
L.A. TIMES
HUFFINGTON POST
KPCC
We have designed our Bicycle Sharing program to provide a quick and efficient way to get around; Ride from the train to work, from the bus to class, or just explore. The first 30 minutes of every ride are free!
Our Bike Nation bike is built in America with public proven components and integrated safety features to ensure a clean safe and fun ride every time. Airless tires, chainless drivetrain, and integrated active lighting is helping us change the future of bike sharing!
Bike Nation kiosks are solar powered and wirelessly connected for easy installation anywhere! Annual members can easily see their money saved, calories burned, carbon footprint and more at the kiosk, website, or on their mobile device.
Bike Nation is operational 24/7 – 365! Our bikes are available when other means of transportation are not, so you can get where you need to go anytime!
On Sunday, April 15, ten miles of L.A. city streets will ban motorists and welcome bicyclists and pedestrians during the fourth installment of CicLAvia.
Bike Nation is proud to announce Anaheim as the first Bike Nation System! We are all excited to have the opportunity to provide a safe, simple and fun way to get around a the Anaheim Resort Area.
We were extremely excited to be at the event LA Metro hosted Wednesday! The demonstration, located in the Union Station Plaza, was put together to inform both the public and LA Metro staff on bike sharing.
We all had a fantastic afternoon filled with test rides, big smiles and excitement about bike sharing coming to LA. If you didn’t make it on Wednesday sign up for our email newsletter and keep your eyes peeled for upcoming demonstrations.