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Secure bike parking design has improved in the past few years and there are more cyclists than ever. This might get you thinking about whether your area bike racks need an upgrade. Today we’re sharing five things to look for when evaluating how your bike racks stack up.

1. Do your bike racks support the bike upright without putting stress on wheels? Remember those old wheel-benders they had at your school!

2. Can your bike racks accommodate a variety of bikes and attachments with enough room for e-bikes, fat bikes and cargo bikes?

3. Do your bike racks allow for locking of the frame and one wheel with a U-Lock?

4. Do your bike racks provide security and longevity features for the location? Shelter from rain and snow would be awesome too!

5. Are your bike racks intuitively designed? Artsy racks are great as long as cyclist know how to identify them!

Get in touch with us to learn more about secure bike parking solutions for cyclists in your community.

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Karen Bittner, Director of Facilities & Community Services, Town of Blind River

Greenspoke is an Ontario-based firm creating products that meet the demands of active Ontarians. Our repair posts withstand our snow covered paradise and offer services to our winter cyclists. Great service, happy staff and a true thrill to work with!

Karen Bittner, Director of Facilities & Community Services, Town of Blind River
Darren Kropf, Active Transportation Manager, City of Kitchener

Greenspoke products are dependable and their service is top notch. I’m confident I can find the product I’m looking for and it’ll be installed at the highest quality. I also appreciate that their products are constantly evolving based on user feedback. The products get better every year.

Darren Kropf, Active Transportation Manager, City of Kitchener

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