Bike Share KC

In these dog days of summer, we salute the houndos, pupperoos, snoopervisors, and fluffy friends that have found their way into our shop and our hearts. Past and present best friends furever.

*We do not recommend putting your dog in a bike share basket, even if they are within the weight limit. Really a bad idea.

Biking bonus: you get to give the critters a ride instead of squashing them on your windshield! 🦋🐝🐞🐜🐛
Who's ready for WAY TO GO's Green Commute Challenge coming up in October? Sign up opens on September 1!

How to park for FREE! with Bike Share KC
🤠 Be a "Bike Wrangler" - Wranglers are monthly members who earn extra ride time and even the next month's membership by returning "stray" share bikes to our hubs.

⏳Leave the meter running - Just popping out for an errand? Locking your bike without ending your trip might help you avoid the convenience fee!

🅿️ Park at a designated hub - Check your app for a location near you, because while many of our hubs are the signature bright blue racks, some existing bike racks (like this one at the community center) have been designated as official hubs. There might be one closer than you think!

Questions? Get in touch: [email protected]

Bike Share KC has landed in City of Overland Park, Kansas Government!
Thanks to the leadership and vision of OP city council and staff, you can now check out Bike Share KC from six hubs located along the Metcalf corridor.

How to use Bike Share KC in Overland Park
Check out a bike in Overland Park and ride it all over the metro! Please end your trip within our service area (boundaries can be found in the Bike Share KC app). That means you can ride from OP to the Plaza, Lenexa, or even across the river into North Kansas City!

People who work on the Aspiria Campus will also be happy to know that thanks to this new partnership, you can now ride off campus and end your trip elsewhere in Overland Park.

Where to park
Free: lock up and end your trip for free at official Bike Share KC hubs.
$2: Lock up nearly anywhere within the service area as long as the bikes remain available to other users and do not inhibit anyone else’s mobility. Check the app or our Frequently Asked Questions for more details.

Where are the Overland Park hubs?
The best way to find a Bike Share KC bike or hub anywhere in the KC metro is by opening your Bike Share KC app. If you check your app today, you'll find the six new hubs in Overland Park:
* Matt Ross Community Center
* 91st & Metcalf
* Roe Park
* 105th & Metcalf
* 110th & Metcalf
* Overland Park Convention Center

Where to ride?
We 💖 the Mid-America Regional Council Regional Trails & Bikeways Map. It's available online in a searchable, interactive version or as a printable PDF. You can also request a physical map be mailed to you, or pick one up at your local bike shop! This map has trails and bike paths that you'll never see while you're driving by in a car, and can help you connect the dots all across the metro.

Lookin' mighty fine on 18th and Vine! Download the Bike Share KC app to find and check out bikes near you!

Bike Share KC is built for summer: let our pedal-assist motor give you a bit of a boost up the hill and feel the breeze on your face! It's *almost* sweat-free biking.

It is always and forever a delight to ride bikes with future transportation leaders. Thanks to CHDT at UMKC for stopping by Bike Share KC during your Summer Transportation Camp. We believe that bike share is one of the solutions for healthy, durable, and joyful public transportation!

https://www.surveyhero.com/c/2026SummerSurvey Mid-America Regional Council wants to know about your experience traveling in and around KC during the World Cup. Take the survey!

How has your travel been affected by the World Cup? We want to know! Take a brief survey on your experience so far.

https://www.marc.org/news/transportation/share-feedback-how-your-travels-are-affected-fifa-world-cup-2026tm-kansas-city

Sometimes we like to pretend we do "not-bike" stuff in our off hours... But if we're honest, even stuff that's not about bikes is still about bikes.

Thanks to CHDT bringing Transportation Camp students out to the shop to learn about bike share and public transportation!