Indoor bike parking

Located in the underground parking of the Library building (LB), the bike parking facility has a direct entrance to the underground parking garage is on Mackay Street. The bike parking facility is at the back, on the first level of the parking lot with direct access to the university. 

1. Registration opens the week of June 16. A form will need to be completed. 
2. Once the form is completed, stop by the Print Store for payment and to get your bike pass.

For questions, email us at bike.parking@concordia.ca.
 

• An Access Card pass to the daily indoor bike parking (locked cage in the LB garage).
• Access to bike tools in the facility and a small individual locker (lock not included).
 

MasterCard, Visa, AMEX, Interac.

Electric bicycles are accepted in the indoor bike parking facility ONLY if they fit the  description of “power-assisted cycles” from the SAAQ. In short, if your bike has pedals and muscle power that can propel it, it is accepted.

• Electric scooters that do not fit the SAAQ definition are not authorized.
• All gasoline-powered vehicles are strictly forbidden.

Unauthorized bikes found in the indoor bike parking facility will be removed. Bike pass holders not respecting the indoor bike parking agreement terms risk having their bike pass cancelled.

The LB bike parking facility is for day usage only. Authorized members are forbidden to use the facility as a storage unit for bicycles or other accessories. Bicycles left in the bike parking facility for three (3) consecutive nights or more will be impounded and disposed of without notice or liability to the university.

Concordia University is not responsible for any loss, theft, or damage to contents stored in the indoor bike parking facility, including contents stored in the lockers. Concordia University is not responsible for replacing any contents discarded from the indoor bike parking facility if they remain there past the end of the bike parking term.

Access to the bike parking facility for members only. For security reasons do not hold the doors for unauthorized users.