There are also a few small steps the employer can take to make biking to work convenient and desirable. First, is to install new bike racks. Peak Racks offers a program to get free racks for communities and universities...
Oct 8, 2008 ... A huge thanks goes out from the Bike Valet Crew to Peak Racks Owner, Rod Hadley, who donated five new racks for our use. ...
These bicycle racks are great for high density parking. The angled and single slot double sided bike racks also work great to fill in tight areas like next to building or inside a garage or metal building.
...found a US manufacturer's patented version of a staggered height rack "Specifically designed for space efficiency, Peak Racks Campus Racks feature One Side Loading with a Vertical Stagger to eliminate handle bar tangles. The vertical stagger also allows each slot in the rack to be used simultaneously. Peak Racks bike racks offer superior security by using Individual Locking Bars, which allow the frame and wheel of each bike to be individually locked with a U-lock, or cable lock."
“We’re very excited to make this contribution to SRTS and Prestwood Elementary. We all have fond memories of riding our bikes to school and the freedom bicycles gave us. We would like to thank Peak Racks and The Sonoma County Bike Coalition for supporting cycling in our community,” said Daniel Mora, Marmot team member.
Campbell Hall, University of California, Santa Barbara - Over spring break 2009, half of the old racks in the Campbell Hall bike parking lot were replaced with new Peak Racks. The rest of the old racks were over summer 2009. Peak Racks, which are manufactured locally in San Luis Obispo, allow for higher density bike parking than traditional bike racks. The complete rack retrofit will increase the lot’s parking capacity.
"Thanks to Peak Racks, I now ride my bike to school every day and get to class on time."
Gina Krogh
San Luis Obispo, CA
Cal Poly Student
"These will be the racks that we will purchase from here on out."
Susan Rains
San Luis Obispo, CA
Commuter & Access Coord.
Cal Poly
"You can fit more bikes in less space."
Peggy Mandeville
Transportation Planner
City of San Luis Obispo
