Public E-bike Share by BCycle
The City of Longmont is introducing a new public e-bike share program as part of a regional network powered by BCycle.The program provides e-bikes for short-term, on-demand rentals from self-serve docking stations across the region including Boulder and coming soon to Superior and Westminster.
This sustainable transportation option is designed to make it easier to:
- Connect to transit
- Commute to work and school
- Shop and run errands
- Explore local destinations
- Enjoy recreational rides
How does it work?
- Download the BCycle app
- Buy a pass
- Find a docking station on the app and unlock a bike
- Ride!
- Return the bike to any BCycle docking station in the network
Riders must be at least 18 years old and helmets are strongly recommended.
Longmont Docking Stations
- 6th Avenue and Coffman Street
- 8th Avenue and Coffman Street RTD Park-n-Ride
- Longmont Public Library/Civic Center (350 Kimbark Street)
- Longmont Recreation Center (310 Quail Road)
- Rogers Grove Nature Area (220 Hover Street)
- Coming in 2028: Hover Street and Colorado Highway 119 once construction in that area is complete
Additional docking stations will be installed as funding becomes available.
Need help?
The BCycle Customer Service team is available to assist you at a station, or answer questions about pass options and/or your rides.
Text Support: 303-532-4412, 7 Days a week, 8 am – 9 pm
Phone Support: 303-532-4412, Monday – Friday, 8 am – 8 pm
Regional Partnership
This regional approach provides greater connectivity, flexibility, and long-term sustainability beyond just one community and allows participating cities to work together toward a shared transportation vision. Learn more about the funding, coordination, and partners involved in the Regional E-Bike Share Program.
