BIKETOWN
BIKETOWN For All

Equity on two wheels

We’re working with the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) to expand access to bikeshare, and we’re proud to offer $0 BIKETOWN memberships for qualifying residents.

More rides. More often. For less.

BIKETOWN for All is part of our ongoing effort to help create safer and healthier communities, pursue equality, and celebrate the diversity that makes our city so incredible.

Same benefits. Lower price.

Members get free unlocks, ebike ride credit—and a whole lot more.

Note: BIKETOWN Scooters are not included in BIKETOWN for All benefits but you may qualify for the Scooter Community Pass. Learn more here.

If you have a credit card, debit card, or prepaid card, you can sign up online.

If you don't have a smartphone or if you have limited access to a data plan you can request a key card to unlock BIKETOWN bikes.
Complete this form and please allow 3-5 days for fulfillment.

Alternatively, you may reach us via email at biketownforall@lyft.com to coordinate an in-person pick up from our office in the Central Eastside Industrial District during the hours of 9 am to 4 pm from Monday to Thursday.

You can also sign up in person at Adaptive BIKETOWN—and pick up a free helmet while you’re at it:

Kerr Bikes/Adaptive BIKETOWN
1945 SE Water Ave.
Portland, OR 97214
503-802-5271
OPEN: Thursday - Monday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
CLOSED: Tuesday - Wednesday
November - February (by reservation only)
March - October (reservations encouraged)

Benefits

  • Prices changed June 11, 2024 - for more information click here.
  • $0/month membership
  • Free unlocks (usually $1)
  • $10/month in ride credit for ebikes
  • $0.05/min for rides (deducted from your $10 monthly ride credit and Bike Angels credit first)
  • Access to Bike Angels - so you can earn additional ride credit

Requirements

Members must be 16 or older

Proof of income-eligibility can be provided in the following ways:

  • SNAP recipients with an explanation of benefits letter
  • Pell Grant recipient acceptance letter
  • Oregon Health Plan members (OHP)
  • Affordable housing assistance recipients
  • Utility assistance recipients (LIHEAP)
  • Unemployment insurance recipients
  • TriMet Honored Citizens with qualifying incomes

NOTE: The name on the card or letter must match the applicant unless they are a minor 16+.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)