It's Bike Week all around Los Angeles County, with events like Thursday's Bike to Work Day taking center stage.
In Beverly Hills, the growth of cycling as an option is moving along too, with a variety of bike racks already around town and more to come, thanks to a new program by the city to roll out 30 more racks using AQMD funds.
As part of the planning to roll out those new racks, the city did an assessment of existing racks.
Here's that list of the public racks around town, accommodating, according to our count, as many as 66 bicycles:
-1 rack for 4-8 bikes on Civic Center Drive
-2 racks for 6-12 bikes in front of the Library
-2 racks at 1-2 bikes at Canon Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at 434 N. Canon Dr. (Porta Villa)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at 427 N. Canon Dr. (William Karges Fine Art)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at 351 N. Canon Drive (Mulberry Pizza)
-2 racks for 1-2 bikes at the intersection of Canon Drive and Dayton Way
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes on Dayton Way near Canon Drive intersection
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Beverly Drive and Dayton Way (LaValencia Jewelry)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Beverly Drive and Brighton Way (Jack and Jills)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Brighton Way and Rodeo Drive (Anne Fontaine)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Brighton Way and Camden Drive (Brighton Coffee Shop)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Brighton Way and Camden Drive (Avant Garde)
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes at Brighton Way and Roxbury Drive (Kitchen & Bath Collection)
-2 racks for 1-2 bikes at Brighton Way and Wilshire Boulevard
-1 rack for 1-2 bikes on Brighton Way near Wilshire (Christopher Guy)
Do you recognize all these locations? Know of others? Tell us in comments and share a picture of racks you see around town here or on our new Boards.
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