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things to know

Membership Update: 

Aug 18 (@ Midnight): Current CC memberships expire and existing members will need to re-sign up with their CC email address.

• This new PikeRide membership through CC will give you 30 minutes of FREE ride time daily during the year with no unlock fees. Once the initial 30 minutes are used, any additional ride time will incur a charge of 25 cents per minute, billed to the rider.

CC students, staff, and faculty members interested in longer rides can purchase a discounted annual membership, but registration requires a CC email. The regular price for this type of PikeRide membership is $165.00.

• Aug 19 – Sept 20: Discounted PikeRide membership will be available for $82.50 for 90 minutes of ride time daily with no unlock fees.
• Sept 21: Discounted PikeRide memberships will continue to be available but at the increased price of $99 for the 90 minutes of ride time daily with no unlock fees.

PikeRide Facts

• Memberships must be set up with your @coloradocollege.edu email.
• Riders can park vehicles anywhere within the coverage area for no additional charge.
• Coverage area includes the estimated 15 square miles of the greater Legacy Loop area.
• PikeRide vehicles are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
• Riders must be 16 year or older.
• Helmets use is encouraged but not required by law.

Parking PikeRide At CC

Vehicles parked on the ºÚÁÏ³Ô¹Ï campus MUST be parked at a PikeRide hub. The ride cannot be ended outside of the 6 hubs on campus (Armstrong, Tutt Library, Worner, the Fine Arts Center, the Office of Sustainability, and the bookstore). See hubs below.

PikeRide Rules

• Do not use the baskets to carry humans. They are intended for carrying 15lbs or less. CC students who are caught carrying humans in baskets will be banned from using PikeRide. 
• When ending your trip, secure your bike by wrapping the cable around a rack or post and inserting the loop end into the rear wheel locking mechanism. Failure to do so will result in a fine.
• If you are not at a PikeRide hub, secure your bike by locating a publicly accessible rack or post. Please do not secure bikes to residential property. Street sign posts in the public right of way are permitted.
• When parking your bike, please be considerate of all mobility users and do not impede or block pedestrian or vehicular right of way. Interfering and/or blocking any ADA ramps or railing will result in a heavy fine. 
• When submitting a photo at the end of your trip, clearly photograph the bike properly secured. 
• You can end your trip any place within the service area (the purple outline in the app), but you will accrue a $1 convenience fee if you end your trip outside of a PikeRide hub. 
• You may ride a PikeRide outside of the service area, but you won't be able to end your trip until you return to the service area. If you ride outside of the service area, check your battery level frequently. Vehicles parked outside of the service area will accrue fees no less than $20. 
• Due to campus policy, you may only end trips at designated hub locations on campus (Tutt, Worner, Armstrong, FAC, and the bookstore). Leaving bikes any place else on campus will result in a fine.
• Bikes should always be publicly accessible. Do not park them in backyards, on porches, or on private residential property.