We’ve created this map to highlight the many cycle friendly facilities and businesses within the City of Dearborn.
You can turn on and off layers of interest in the side legend of the map.
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- Bike Parking
- Bike Share Stations (Bike Share is currently not active)
- Bike Friendly Businesses
- City Parks
- Bike Repair Stations
- Dearborn Public Schools
- Current Bike Lanes
Bike Dearborn, with the support of our generous donors and the City of Dearborn Government (specifically the DPW crew) have installed a total of 7 public bicycle repair stations in various parts of the city.
Repair stations include a pump to inflate tires, several tools necessary to perform basic bike repairs and maintenance, and a stand to hold your bike while you work on it. Repair stations benefit community members who might not have their own pump or tools as well as riders who find themselves stranded with on the road bike repair needs.
For information on how you or your business can donate to help fund more repair stations please visit our support page.
More funding is needed to ensure equitable distribution of bike repair stations throughout Dearborn.
How to properly lock up your bike:
– Always lock your bike to a solid object that it cannot be lifted over.
– Lock your bike in a well-lit area with high foot traffic.
– Make sure what you lock to cannot be cut.
– Lock according to value – frame first, then back wheel, and finally front wheel.
– Get the tightest fit possible! The less room inside of the u-lock or chain, the more difficult it will be for thieves to use their tools.
– Position your lock off the ground with the keyhole facing down..
Bike Locker Information:
Have you ever wished you had a place to store your bike on a rainy day or have been parked under a tree and wondered what gifts the birds may have left?
Bike lockers are available at the John D. Dingell Transit Center located at 21201 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48124. You must provide your own lock.