BikeLNK March Newsletter!

Spring into Action with BikeLNK

Fill your Spring 2023 with bikes!

We want a busy spring of bike share in Lincoln (that's just how we roll), so we're giving ourselves a challenge: let's make it the busiest March EVER for bike share in the capital city! To do it we'll need to complete 2,200 bike trips this March. And we're already halfway to hitting our goal! So what do we need to finish the month strong ? You of course!

Whether you're a regular rider or a weekend cruiser, we want to see you riding bike share this March. And if it's been a little while since your last bike trip, remember BikeLNK has you covered with a pass option that will suit you to perfection:

Capital Cruiser pass - 24 hours of access for only $8
Visiting Voyager pass - 72 hours of access for only $12
Monthly Member - Join our monthly membership option for just $17 per month
Aluminum Access member - 1 FULL year of BikeLNK access for $100

Help us hit 2,200 bike trips by checking-out BikeLNK at any one of our 21 BikeLNK kiosks or using the BCycle mobile app. (And don't forget to bring a friend!)

Spark Your March with a BikeLNK Membership

Spring Events in the Capital City

BikeLNK can take you to your next downtown event - and beyond!

Spring officially starts March 20th, and that means it's the perfect time to take in the best of Lincoln's upcoming event calendar. With so many offerings from across the city - and the ease and convenience of BikeLNK - the only tough decision you'll have to make is where to head next!

National Quilting Day is March 18th! Take a BikeLNK bike to East Campus and enjoy the festivities at the International Quilt Museum
Celebrate the Asian Community and Cultural Center's Festival of Health March 19th at the Auld Pavilion
Have a blast at Monster Jam at Pinnacle Bank Arena April 7th and 8th
And be sure to mark your calendars for Lincoln Earth Day, happening April 15th at Nebraska Innovation Campus

We can't wait to see you riding and enjoying the spring events, Lincoln!

March Events in Downtown Lincoln

Keep the tire-side down with these safety tips!

Make sure all your spring rides are safe rides!

Nothing is more important to a fun ride on bike share than making it a safe ride. As the weather improves you'll be more ready to explore downtown Lincoln than ever -- be sure to practice bike safety on every trip.

Here are a few safety tips for your next BikeLNK ride:

Adjust your BikeLNK seat to the desired height: our bikes fit a wide range of heights - adjust the seat using clasp below the saddle, and check that it is secure before starting toward your destination.
Follow the rules of the road: bicyclists must follow the same rules as motorists. Know where you're riding, and obey all traffic laws.
Use care at intersections: you're likely to cross a few of these in downtown. Ride where you can see and be seen, and ride predictably so you can effectively share the road with other users.
Watch for road hazards: keep an eye out for hazards that may be on the road. If you're riding as part of a group and in the lead, yell out and point to upcoming hazards to alert the riders behind you.

Find more Bicycle Safety Information from NHTSA

Remember to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Our channels are a great way to connect to your BikeLNK community and see all that is happening on bike share in the capital city.

And add #bikelnk to any posts from your bike trip to share the fun of riding BikeLNK!

Looking for the latest information on COVID-19 in our community?
The City of Lincoln has a comprehensive and up to date informational page with easy to read navigation that links you to the latest COVID-19 Mitigation and Response to keep you safe and healthy in 2022.

Resources and Information INSIDE!

Municipal Code prohibits riding bicycles
on the sidewalks in downtown Lincoln

BikeLNK is operated on behalf of the City of Lincoln by ROAM.

ROAM is a 501c3 nonprofit that exists for the development, promotion, and operation of bike sharing programs throughout the Heartland region for the benefit of the general public, aimed at promoting health and quality of life as well as mitigating climate change and promoting the use of sustainable and equitable forms of transportation.

Spring into Action with BikeLNK

Spring Events in the Capital City

Keep the tire-side down with these safety tips!

Municipal Code prohibits riding bicycles on the sidewalks in downtown Lincoln

Municipal Code prohibits riding bicycles
on the sidewalks in downtown Lincoln