Bike Parking

Bike Lockers

Bike lockers are available for individuals commuting to work in downtown Ann Arbor.  Bike Lockers can be rented for $60 year. To rent a bike locker, please call Nancy Shore getDowntown Program Director, at 734.214.0100 or nancy@annarborchamber.org.

Please Note: If you would like a locker for any other purpose than for commuting to downtown Ann Arbor to work, please contact the DDA at (734) 994-6697 and let them know your interest in a bike locker.

Bike Lockers are available to rent at the following locations:

• Ann Arbor City Hall (5^th & Huron)
• Maynard Street (across from parking structure) This location is currently full
  
• 4th and Washington Parking Structure (Washington Street entrance) This location is currently full
  
• 4th and William Parking Structure (4th Street entrance)
• Ann Arbor Public Library Lot (5th Street) This location is currently full
  
• William and Ashley Parking Lot This location is currently full
  
• Ann and Ashley Parking Structure This location is currently full

Want to request a location for a bike locker?  Want a bike locker where none currently exist?  Please contact us.UM Bike Lockers

Bike Lockers are also available at the UM.  For more information of Bike Lockers and using your bike at the UM please visit the UM's Alternative Transportation Page.

Bike Racks

Bike racks are available throughout the downtown for your convenience. And unlike parking your car, bike parking is always free. Let us know if you think there’s a downtown location in need of bike parking & we’ll try to get a bike rack installed for you.

 The basic rules when locking your bike are to make sure there are two points of contact when you lock up & to use a good lock. Cable locks and U-locks are recommended & available at all bike stores.

Keep tabs on your bike!

Register your bike with the City of Ann Arbor. You can do this at City Hall in the City Clerks office. It’s a one-time cost of $6.50. There are two benefits to this. First, if your bike is stolen and recovered by the police, it will be easy for them to locate you and give you back your bike. In addition, it helps bolster the argument for the provision of more racks, as well as the creation of more bike paths and trails in the City.