General

Who Can Buy Discounted Bikes and Accessories?

All students, faculty and staff are eligible for our unbeatable bike and accessory discounts. To browse the products that we offer go to the BUY page.

Some discounts and incentives have limited eligibility. For more information on our offers go HERE.

Who Manages Bike Emory?

Jamie Smith is the Director of Bike Emory and Manager for Business Process Analysis at Emory University.

Jamie came to Atlanta to work for Emory in 2002. In 2007 Jamie guided the Bike Emory program to national acclaim as a part of the Clifton Community Partnership project.

Jamie is a registered daily cycling commuter, musician and passionate neighborhood advocate. Jamie lives with his wife and their two cats in East Atlanta.

Jamie can be reached by emailing info@bike.emory.edu

Why won’t Emory build bike lanes on Clifton Road?

Emory does not own the road right of way on Clifton Road. Emory is committed to improving conditions for cyclists on the roads that it controls and manages where necessary and feasible. Bike Emory works with campus planners to represent the needs of Emory cyclists.

Do I have to give up my parking pass if I want to try riding a bike to work?

No. No one has to give up their parking permit to try riding a bike to work or class.

What is Bike Emory?

Bike Emory is a nationally unique partnership, created in 2007, between Emory University, national partner Fuji Bikes and local partner Bicycle South.

This exclusive partnership allows Bike Emory to provide Emory cyclists with deep discounts on Fuji bicycles, exceptional bike service at two on-campus Mobile Repair Centers, a Bike Share program and much more.

When did Bike Emory start?

Bike Emory launched in July 2008 with the launch of the BIKE.EMORY.EDU website.