Cycle parking currently ranges from simple Sheffield-type stands to lockers and a secure bike shed using an electronic smartcard system offering individual bike security.

Cycle parking in shopping centres

Cycle stands have been provided at the town centres of Walthamstow - the High Street market area, Hoe Street and Bakers Arms - and Leytonstone on High Road Leytonstone itself and Church Lane. Cycle stands are also provided intermittently around the borough at specific locations such as libraries and sports centres.

Cycle parking at railway and underground stations

Cycle parking is provided at the following stations in Waltham Forest
Name of station Type of facility
Walthamstow Central - rail + tube 12 existing Sheffield stands.
Secure Bike shed opened 2003 for 35 bikes using smartcard entry system
Chingford Station - rail 5 lockers
3 Sheffields in toastrack
3 wheel clamp stands
Highams Park Station - rail 5 lockers
3 Sheffields in toastrack
3 wheel clamp stands
Leytonstone Station - tube 6 Sekurabyk stands
3 Sheffields in toastrack
2 Pennyfarthing decorative stands
Secure Bike shed opened 2005 using smartcard entry system
Leyton Station Secure Bike shed using smartcard entry system
Blackhorse Road Station - rail + tube 12 wheel clamp stands
St James' Street Station - rail 2 wheel clamp stands inside station
lobby - 6 Sheffields outside
Walthamstow Central Bike Shed

Walthamstow bike shed is made out of recycled railtrack and sleepers. It holds 35 bikes and smartcards are available from Central Radio Cars - the mini-cab office at the bike shed. Use of this bike shed is free although a £5 deposit is required for a smartcard

Leytonstone Bike Shed

The bike shed in Leytonstone opened in May 2005. This locked shed can only be accessed using a smartcard. Bikes can then be locked to one of the Sheffield stands inside. Use of this bike shed is free although a £5 deposit is required for a smartcard. These can be obtained from the Leytonstone First Stop Shop.

Leyton Bike ShedThe Bike Shed in Leyton can only be accessed using a smartcard. Bikes can then be locked to one of the Sheffield stands inside. Use of this bike shed is free although a £5 deposit is required for a smartcard. These can be obtained from Leyton Library.