Btw, I quite like the name of the thing cause it contains 'bicycle' and 'iceberg'. And like at a real iceberg you can also only see the little top and most of it is
In Austria we don't have something like that yet, but I have hope now. The most modern thing in Vienna so far is a bicycle garage in Margarethen for only 20 bicycles, but that is meant for long-term parking. It costs 13€ per month which I think is quite cheap. There are a few extra costs in the beginning like deposit for the key and such. I didn't have a look myself cause it's far away from my flat, but if you're interested you can find more information there (in German).
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I saw the promotional video and now I understand how it works :D. Wow! I want to see one of those! In the web page they say some cities in Spain where they have put Biceberg (and one is 1h 15 min train from BCN). I think the system will help spreading cycling culture in Spain ;). Thanks for the info.
Yeah, it's really cool isn't it? I'd love to see it working too, maybe one day we can do an excursion together ;-). I really hope this works and helps people to do more trips on bicycles if they know that they can leave the bike at a safe place. I wish I would have something like that at a train station or so.
Wow... seems to be a great idea.
In Spain, two automated bike parking companies are populating towns with their intelligent systems. With membership and a microchip card, users can underground spots with Biceberg (within 20 seconds for storage and retrieval) or one of 24 spots in any given Bigloo pod (in less than 4 seconds).
Web page automated bicycle parking http://www.bigloo.info , and http://www.biceberg.com
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