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Storage Lockers Available for Rent
Twelve lockers are available for rent in the Engineering 2 Building on Centennial Campus. Application and details.

 

General NCSU Biking Information

Bicyling is a great way to get way to travel. However, because NCSU is an urban campus and most of the routes are on-road, cyclists need to prepare and plan for the optimum, safe cycling experience.

Make sure your bicycle is safe and adjusted correctly for the maximum amount of control and it goes without saying - know your skill and\or comfort level operating a bicycle on different facilities (off road, on road, multi-use paths, etc.).

Learn more about the NCSU cyling environment.

Bicycle parking locations

Register your bicycle

NCSU bicycle user group (BUG)

Bicycle safety

coming soon... Bike map

coming soon... University Bicycle Ordinances

coming soon... Bicycle commuters

coming soon... Links and resources