Photo listing : cycle parking
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These double tier racks have gas springs to help lift the bike but are hard to press down. Lower racks are unusable, safely because of the risk of banging your head on the upper part.
New Co-op opens with no cycle parking, yet plenty of space for various pavement-blocking paraphernalia
Girton Youth Project’s graffiti promises a brighter future for walls and people. There are some useable racks here, and some poor ones, see #172429.
Cycle parking at the Rutherford Building, West Cambridge (with some of those awful old 'high-density' racks in the background)
Cycle parking at Cambridge's first Passivhaus student accommodation (graduate rooms for King's College)
This area is Cambridge's Tesla Valley, with lots of charging points for electric cars, and also lots of bike stands, of which these were the most stylish.
Many combination locks (which should really be called permutation locks) have a weak point where the inner shaft joins because the metal itself is very weak.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
The last official day of Park Street Cycle Park. The planned redevelopment of the site has been delayed since the developers pulled out at a late stage.
POLITE THREAT The message on this note that is attached to a cargo bike parked in the corner of a motor vehicle dealership reads: "POLITE NOTICE The owner of the dealership has requested that you do not park your bike on his land, ... [more]
Reasonable cycle parking on a dead-end route past Cambridge University's Civil Engineering building.
Plenty of parking for a small barbers' shop (marked for customers only) - but there was a car parked half on the footway immediately to the left.
Presumably cycle parking at this new accommodation block for Clare College is through the gate for car access, which seems rather clunky.
Just two visible stands at this new accommodation block for Clare College - other cycle parking must be through the gate for car access.
Cycle parking at the Grafton Centre where we have come for a coronavirus vaccination. The shopping centre has lost some of its sheen since #103826
New two-tier cycle parking at King's College - anything rather than reducing the space for car storage?
Queueing area for Covid-19 vaccinations - cycle stands temporarily out of use, but there are enough others.
Almost all the pop-up cycle parking at the Trumpington Park & Ride seems to be firmly welded in one piece.
Trumpington Park 'n' Ride site. Two columns each of 16 toastracks plus 8 toastracks in between the two columns. Each toastrack can accommodate 8 cycles. That's a total of (16 + 16 + 8) * 8 = 320 cycle parking places. These fit into ... [more]
No Bicycles sign - if they provided something better than wheelbender parking, there wouldn't be an issue.
There's been criticism of the Covid-19 testing programme for being offered only to people in cars, but here in Cambridge there is also cycle parking.
Cycle parking at the Nanoscience Centre, West Cambridge - visitors in the open and staff hidden to the right, presumably.
Bernie watching the Thoday Street cycle parking. (Image from Google Maps - used under fair use parody copyright provisions.)
A solitary stand guarded by two bollards. I’m really pleased to see the cycle parking but at the same time disappointed by the inefficient use of space. Another rack would have been much better.
Three well used and securely installed sheffield stands have been removed to install this Amazon collection point. This was exemplary cycle parking - until it was destroyed.
Three securely installed and well used sheffield stands have been cut off at ground level to install an Amazon collection point. This was exemplary cycle parking - until it was removed.
Amazon pick-up point installed at the cost of 3 well used and securely installed sheffield stands. This was exemplary cycle parking - until it was destroyed.
2020: Latest iteration of bad cycle parking at 24 Hills Road 🤭 2019: #112492 wheelbenders 2012: #35336 oversize hoops
Well placed cycle parking by the entrance of the friendly Cambridge Wine Merchants on Cherry Hinton Road.
Downing Street The wheel holding devices on these racks have survived longer than similar racks like #146044 in the city. Maybe these are by a different manufacturer.
Detail of the ramp shown in #155072. The ramp is flush with the road and the slightly raised footway.
Access to a shop entrance via a ramp from the road up to the kerb. For detail of the ramp see #155073.
Mock-up of a idea to improve access to the footway cycle parking. Motor vehicles often park right up or overhang the buildout and this creates problems of access to our front door as these other photos show: #6501 and #106944. The ram ... [more]
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