Grants for Cycle Racks?

[punkedmonkey]

Our office building (part of a managed office building) is basically full now summer is here (if you ignore the ridiculous man-trap/wheel destroyers, that aren't even bolted to the floor) and the building management are looking into new racks - I have suggested the double level high capacity stuff, or if the height in the carpark isn't there then sheffield stands (they have a few already, but not enough).

But I was wondering if there are any schemes that will give them a helping hand? We're based in central Bristol (supposedly a cycling city

) - any suggestions/help most welcome!

 

[spring91]

Lifecycle provide free stands to some businesses and organisations in Bristol and other nearby areas. See http://www.lifecycleuk.org.uk/cycle-parking
worth a try.

Our office building (part of a managed office building) is basically full now summer is here (if you ignore the ridiculous man-trap/wheel destroyers, that aren't even bolted to the floor) and the building management are looking into new racks - I have suggested the double level high capacity stuff, or if the height in the carpark isn't there then sheffield stands (they have a few already, but not enough).

But I was wondering if there are any schemes that will give them a helping hand? We're based in central Bristol (supposedly a cycling city

) - any suggestions/help most welcome!

 

[upsidedown]

I know that Worcester council paid for ours , not sure what the scheme was though.

 

[dellzeqq]

you can get a ten cycle rack for £495

http://www.broxap.com/07_cycle/frame.html

is a grant application really worthwhile for that amount of money?