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Greenspoke bike repair stations

The City of Brampton has Greenspoke bike repair stations across the City—with more to come—to support local bike riding, provide access to repair tools, and help riders get back on the road as quickly as possible. These repair stations feature essential tools for on-the-go bicycle repairs, including an Allen key set, a bike pump, and various screwdrivers.

Nine repair stands can be found throughout the City in Wards 1-10, at the Sandra Hames Centre at Chingacousy Park, Franceschini Bridge, two in the Claireville Conservation Area at the north and Queen Street entrance, Andrew McCandless, Jim Archdekin Community Centre, Duggan Park, Save Max Sports Centre, and Dero Dixit by the Sheridan College Davis Library. The repair stations can be found on the map below:

ATMP Repair Stations

RidewithGPS

Consider completing our past rides from 2025 or prior seasons and events using our Ride with GPS map. If you would like turn-by-turn audio without data, download the Ride with GPS app, create an account, and join the City's Tourism page. Follow the City to get free audio cues on our promoted routes.

Public Transportation and Cycling

Brampton Transit

Cycling makes it easier to reach transit, particularly in neighbourhoods where walking distances are long. Bikes can also be brought onto Brampton Transit buses, which feature bike racks on the front of all buses and bike shelters at bus stops. Only non-motorized bicycles are permitted on the bike rack; motorized bikes and scooters, e-bikes, motorized scooters, mopeds, and bicycles with child ca rr iers or trailers are not allowed on the bike r ack or inside the bus.

For more information on bringing your bike on Brampton Transit, visit their page or watch this video demonstrating how to place your bike on a Brampton Transit bus. There are bike shelters at bus stops; see below.

Bike Shelters

There are multiple bike shelters along Queen Street, Main Street, and Bovaird Drive.

Rutherford
Laurelcrest
Bramalea Road
Glenvale
McVean
The Gore Road
Centre

Williams Parkway
Wellington
Nanwood
Sir Lou

Torbram
Dixie
Bovaird Drive @ Yellow Brick Road Bus Stop
Bramalea Terminal
Brampton Gateway Terminal
Downtown Terminal
Trinity Common Terminal
Clark Transit Facility
Flower City Community Campus

Bikes on GO Transit

GO facilities permit bikes on their premises and for transport on GO Transit, if they adhere to their policies. Brampton GO stations feature sheltered bike racks. These local GO Stations include Mount Pleasant, Bramalea, and Brampton Innovation District.

Bikes can also be brought on GO Transit along with passengers. GO buses feature bike racks at the front that allow bikes to be transported with passengers. Bikes can also be brought onto trains, but only outside rush hour, except on trains with bike carts. There are restrictions on the number of bicycles permitted per coach, which the cart exterior will specify. There are dedicated bike coaches along the Kitchener Line. Coaches have space for up to 22 bikes and additional seating for passengers.

E-bikes

GO Transit has new restrictions on the appearance, weight and battery certifications for e-bike riders. For further information, visit the GO Transit page. GO Transit staff can inspect all e-bikes and attach tamper-proof seals to those that meet our safety requirements to help make boarding our vehicles more efficient. Bikes without seals or with out-of-date seals will be inspected. For more information on cycling and GO Transit, visit their website and review their full bike policy.

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