On Feb 8, 2012 3:36 PM, "Mathias" <mathiasmu...@googlemail.com>
> I have seen that there are public parking lots for bikes at some train
> station, e.g. Leiden Centraal. Is it safe to store a bike there? Or is
> it more for the really old-bikes one doesn't care about so much?
>
> I'm happy about any response :-)
If you live close to the station, Pinker thinks it is a good solution to park at a guarded bike parking there. You can get a chip card for the parking that will cost you 100 euro a year.
/Pinker
2012/2/8 Mathias <mathiasmu...@googlemail.com>:
> My problem concerns the storage of my ligfiets. There's no storage
> room in my future appartment and parking it in the appartment is also
> not really an option. Hence, I'm looking for some safe & dry storage
> place. Given the typical size of dutch appartments I guess there are
> more people having this problem. How did you solve it?
What kind of ligfiets do you have? Is it an open bike or an velomobiel?
> I have seen that there are public parking lots for bikes at some train
> station, e.g. Leiden Centraal. Is it safe to store a bike there? Or is
> it more for the really old-bikes one doesn't care about so much?
You can park an open bike at the train station, but I would choose for
the ones with security. Though, they are not free. Furthermore the
train station is not a place where you want to park your bike
permanently. Especially when you need to pay for it.
In some towns you can rent a storage room or garage. Maybe you can
share the costs with a neighbour, friend or colleague?
At your appartment, do you have a community garden where you could
place your bike (out of sight)?
Gele -be creative- Passie
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>
> If you park in a guarded public parking, you might not always be able
> to get in. Most parkings at railway stations are closed from midnight
> until early morning.
Most bigger stations are switching to automated parkings. The work with either an ov chip card or a chipknip. They are open 24/7.
/Mars