Bikeep Smart Racks
Bikeep smart racks are a secure, app-based bike docking system. UBC is piloting the smart racks at six locations on campus each with space to dock 10 bikes. The locks are locked and unlocked using the Bikeep app. The smart racks are free to use and available to anyone in the UBC community. Bikeep racks are for day use only and should not be used for overnight parking. Click on the expander below for a map of all the Bikeep locations on campus.
Bike Lockers
Bike lockers offer additional security by providing a personal, covered and secure enclosure for bicycles. Key details of the Bike Locker Rental program are as follows:
- Registration for bike locker rentals is managed through UBC Parking’s online parking portal accessed from the UBC Parking website.
- Bike locker permits are currently $240/year + GST ($20/month + GST).
- Bike locker permits are sold by the year but are refundable and pro-rated as long as there is at least 30 days left on the permit.
- Bike Locker permits are renewable before the end of each year and rental fees can be paid online through each permit holder's parking account from the UBC Parking website.
Bike Cages
UBC offers a number of secure bike cages across campus. These facilities offer additional security by providing covered bike racks within a secure enclosure that is shared with others. Some of these cages are within parking structures while others are provided as standalone structures or within buildings.
UBC staff, students and faculty can register to get access to bike cages by purchasing a complimentary bicycle parking permit from the UBC Parking website, instructions are provided below.
You must have a UBCcard to get access to the secure bike cages. Members affiliated with the university that do not have a UBCcard must go to the Access Desk in the UBC Bookstore to confirm eligibility to access bike cages. If eligible, a $10 deposit is required to obtain a UBCcard. Once you have your UBCcard, please follow the instructions below to register.
Bike Removal
While UBC aims to provide a wide variety of options for bicycle parking, some areas are not appropriate for locking your bike. Bicycles that are parked in places that restrict pedestrian movement, access to buildings, or critical infrastructure such as fire hydrants will be removed. Abandoned bikes are frequent at UBC as a result of the turnover of students. C+CP regularly removes abandoned bicycles to free up bike rack space for the campus community.