Parking in the Downtown Core

[DCI]

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New rider here: Anyone else work around First Canadian Place that knows a good place to park? I want to scout out some good areas in case I decide to take the bike to work one day.
Thanks in advance

 

[triniboy27]

Simcoe, North of King.
Front b/ween Bay and Yonge
Temperance street b/ween Bay and Yonge.

 

[DCI]

Simcoe, North of King.
Front b/ween Bay and Yonge
Temperance street b/ween Bay and Yonge.

You don't have to pay right? Do you cover the bike at all or take any other precautions?

 

[eljay]

Why don't you do some scouting like you said you would?

 

[DCI]

Why don't you do some scouting like you said you would?

I plan to, just looking for any other tips

 

[triniboy27]

You don't have to pay right? Do you cover the bike at all or take any other precautions?

Correct. When I used to ride in, I never covered the bike but I've seen it done.

 

[DCI]

Correct. When I used to ride in, I never covered the bike but I've seen it done.

Amazing, Thanks. Why did you stop if you don't mind me asking?

 

[triniboy27]

Amazing, Thanks. Why did you stop if you don't mind me asking?

For my commute and the fact that I had to park and then walk to work, it's faster for me to ride a bicycle.

 

[Benny!]

cover your bike in the downtown core and on a windy day it becomes a sail. down it goes.

 

[Emefef]

You don't have to pay right? Do you cover the bike at all or take any other precautions?

I park beside a nicer bike.

 

[kiwi]

New rider here: Anyone else work around First Canadian Place that knows a good place to park? I want to scout out some good areas in case I decide to take the bike to work one day.
Thanks in advance

Walk around the blocks there and you will see . There's probably close to 100 motorcycle's from younge St to simcoe St. Just Park near the other bikes. Squeezing between cars you'll likely get knocked over.

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