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MSU Bikes is dedicated to promoting bicycling as a safe, fun, economical, efficient, environmentally friendly and healthy transportation alternative for the MSU campus community. MSU Bikes is your on-campus bike shop for all of your bike repair needs, new and used bike sales, rentals and accessory sales. Check out more about our services. To learn more about MSU Bikes, visit our "About us" page. |
Location
B10 Bessey Hall
East Lansing, MI 48824-1033
(North River Trail, west of Farm Lane)
View map and directions here.
Departmental e-mail: bikes@msu.edu
Telephone: 517-432-3400
Fax: 517-432-2743
Office/shop hours:
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
If you need to drop off or pick up bikes or other heavy equipment, contact the shop for delivery instructions.
MSU Bikes features and events
Bike tune and winter storage offer
Don’t let your bike rust away outside in the snow or get stolen this winter. Have it tuned up and pampered in covered, heated storage so it will be in great shape to ride when spring arrives. Visit the staff's "bikes enthusiast" blog for a Winter "tune and store" coupon.
Winter cycling tips
Cycling in the winter can be full of challenges. Wet and slippery conditions, poor lighting, distracted drivers and cold temperatures can all make your ride more difficult. You don’t need to put your bike away until spring, however. Take a look at our "winter cycling resources" page and the staff's "bike enthusiasts" blog for tips on winter riding. And don't forget, we're open year-round to help you when you need it.
New 2012 Fuji Bikes are here
Most of the new 2012 Fujis are available for ordering, and most 2011 models are now on clearance. Stop by and check them out. Visit the Fuji site to see the full range of available bikes. We can also order bikes from SE, Breezer, Kestrel and Terry (which specializes in bikes and accessories for women).
Don’t let this happen to your bike
Read our "preventing theft and impoundment" information to protect your investment and transportation from theft or vandalism. The staff's "bikes enthusiast" blog has additional tips and photos to help deter would-be thieves.