#Fm bike workshop registration

66 of the Student Handbook.Fm Community Bicycle Workshop is a tax-exempt organization located in Fargo, North Dakota. To read the complete Northwestern University student bicycle policy, see p. “Student Cycling in Chicago” booklets are available at the Northwestern University Police stations, the Norris Center and Student Affairs (Scott Hall – basement). Links to Chicago and Evanston bike routes can be found below:įor all things bike related in Evanston, please visit Bike Evanston which compiles all the information about local events, plans and projects, bike safety videos, and maps. The University has 2.5 miles of bicycle paths on the Evanston campus connected to Evanston’s bicycle rights-of-way.

Divvy station maps both on and off campus can be found here.

Visit Divvy's WildCARD Advantage page here for details. Students can sign you for just $75 annually.

Divvy offers $10 off annual membership to NU faculty and staff.

Please contact Facilities Management Customer Service, 84 or for more information, or if you visit a bike repair station in need of maintenance.ĭivvy is a bicycle sharing system provided through a partnership between Northwestern and the City of Evanston. The Evanston campus has several bike repair stations where you can pump up your tires, adjust your seat height, brake cables, or derailleurs, change out a tire, put on a basket, or grease the chain. No longer need or want your bike? Donate it! Please contact Facilities Management Customer Service, 84 or and we can pick up your bike at no charge. More than 1,000 have been bikes donated since 2011. Northwestern University partners with local non-profits to donate abandoned and unwanted bikes. After 30 days the bicycles are donated to a local charity.

Bikes will be stored in the University storage area for a minimum of 30 days.

In addition, to verify ownership, if the bike is not registered with the University Police, the bike lock key or combination must be presented at the time of payment.

There is a $25 reclaim fee payable by check or money order to Northwestern University due at the time of pick up.

Hours of operation are between 8:00AM – 4:30PM, Monday through Friday.Bikes can be claimed at the Facilities Customer Service located at 2020 Ridge Ave (2nd Fl.).If your bike has been removed due to it being designated as either abandoned or illegally parked, please contact Facilities Customer Service, 84 or to identify your bike and schedule pick-up. If you feel your bike may have received this notice in error, please see the Retrieving bikes section below for additional information.

Bikes displaying signs of significant neglect, such as a rusted chain, bent or flat tires, or missing parts will be tagged with a purple “Notice of Violation” and are subject to removal. The bicycle racks on campus are intended for short-term bike parking. To ensure that riders can safely store their bikes while on campus, please accommodate fellow cyclists by removing your bike from bike racks in a timely fashion. Please see the Retrieving bikes section below for additional information. A map of available bike racks can be found here.īikes should be secured within designated bike parking areas, and not secured to railings, stairwells, handicapped access ramps, posts, or benches, which impede accessibility and may pose a safety hazard. Designated bicycle storage areas, including bicycle racks and storage rooms, are provided around campus. Riders are highly encouraged to lock and secure their bicycles at all times. Chicago Campus Police Department: 211 E Superior Street.Evanston Campus Parking Office: 1841 Sheridan Road.If you register your bike with NUPD, you can purchase a U-shaped Kryptonite lock at a discounted price at either campus:

#Fm bike workshop registration

Please complete your free bike registration here. We encourage you to register your bike with the Northwestern University Police Department (NUPD), as registered bikes are much easier to identify and recover should they be stolen or removed. Northwestern University is committed to supporting a comprehensive bicycle program for the University community which includes the following: Policy for Making Changes to University Facilities.