Bicycles/push-bikes
Bikes cannot be taken on buses or trams, as there is nowhere to secure your bike and not enough space for other passengers to move around safely.
Bikes can be taken on trains, which can be secured in an empty wheelchair space during your trip. Bikes will need to be moved if someone using a mobility aid needs the area.
Taking your bike on the train:
| Passenger | When | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Card Holders | Anytime of the day when space is available. | Free |
| All other passengers | Monday to Friday:
| Passengers must buy a separate peak concession fare for each bike. |
Monday to Friday:
| Free | |
| Weekends and Public Holidays | Free |
Folding bikes:
Folding bikes can be taken on bus, trains and trams for free as long as they are folded and fully enclosed in a bag no bigger than 90 cm x 60 cm x 40 cm.
Motorised bikes:
Motorised bikes that contain fuel cannot be taken on bus, trains or trams.
e-bikes:
e-bikes can be taken on trains only.
Bikes cages and lockers can be found at various stations and interchanges. Use our facility map here to locate a secure bike cage or locker.
Bike lockers:
To hire a bike locker, a $50 deposit is needed to secure it and is refunded when you return the key.
Visit the InfoCentre at Adelaide Railway Station or call the InfoLine on 1300 311 108 to:
Bike cages:
Bike cages are free for public transport users and must be managed via a registered metroCARD.
To set up bike cage access, you can contact Adelaide Metro by:
You can open bike cages by tapping your metroCARD on the validator at the entrance.
Bicycles and helmets are stored at your own risk, please secure your bike to a rail with an appropriate lock. We do not recommend you leave anything in the bike cages overnight and anything left in the cage for more than 2 weeks will be removed.