Bike and Scooter Resources

1. Complete and Submit the Bike Registration Form online.
2. Bring your bike to our office* 
   • Office hours: M-TH 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m or by appointment 
   • Please bring your RedID card and your bicycle
3. Registration sticker will be placed on your bicycle and a bike lock may be provided (based on availability). 

Office: College Square is at the corner of College Avenue at 6001 Lindo Paseo in South Campus Plaza (next to the Starbucks).  

* Registration is NOT complete until your bike is brought into the office 

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You may obtain access to our many bike cages or a bicycle storage room on campus by contacting the Office of Housing and Administration. 

There is no cost for the storage key or space however, there is a $30 charge for lost or non-returned keys.  Bikes must be registered with UPD.

• Bicycle storage is located near most residence halls.
• Bicycle racks on campus can be viewed by visiting the interactive map here.
• Bicycle storage space access is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Bicycles and e-bikes/e-scooters are not allowed inside the residence halls (including student apartments).
• Having your bicycle in storage is not a guarantee of security for your bike. We recommend that you do not bring a valuable bike to campus unless it is insured.
• The University is not liable for lost or stolen bicycles; please remember to register it with UPD. 

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Riding on Campus 

• Non-motorized bicycles, scooters and skateboards are permitted on curbed roadways of campus, and on the designated bike path on Aztec Walk and Campanile Mall.
• All riders are required to follow SDSU regulations and park all bikes at a bike rack, cage or designated corral area.
• Parking in undesignated locations can result in administrative citations and / or impoundment of the bike.
• For more information and safety guidelines please see the Parking Rules & Regulations & Green Love Bike-Lane Safety Guidelines.

Riding on City Streets 

• The San Diego Municipal Code and the California Vehicle Code require that all bicyclists and skateboarders obey the law.
• When riding a bike on city streets you must obey all California vehicle laws. This means stopping at stop signs and riding with the flow of traffic.
• When riding a skateboard on city streets you must ride only on the sidewalks. Riding in the roadways is a misdemeanor. 

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Love To Ride Community

• Local community of riders 
• Free virtual classes offered 

SD Bike Coalition

• Bicycle education 
• In person and virtual workshops and classes 
•  Getting invovled with the local biking community
• Record your mileage, set goals, and join other local groups 

Bike Index ( for additional coverage) 

• Submit your name, bike manufacturer, serial number, and component information to enter your bike into the most widely used bike registry on the planet.
• NOT SDSU BIKE REGISTRATION

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