Starting January 2026, Île-de-France Mobilités will inaugurate its first Bike Hubs — free, one-stop stations located near train stations to support your daily cycling journeys across the region.
Transforming the region into a haven for cyclists is the goal of Île-de-France Mobilités. The organization is ramping up the roll-out of its Bike Hubs, which serve as comprehensive points of contact for cyclists. These new dedicated mobility welcome centers will start opening near train stations in Île-de-France from January 5, 2026. Designed for both regular riders and those trying cycling for the first time, they will be accessible free of charge.
The concept, a hub for cyclists
Each Bike Hub is designed to remove barriers to daily cycling. Unlike basic bike parks, these facilities offer a comprehensive range of services:
- Expert advice and information from staff to help plan your route or select your gear
- Bike test rides to find the perfect model for you
- On-site rental service for short-term and long-term rentals of traditional bikes and electric bikes
- Repair workshop available for Véligo Location subscribers
- Self-service tools and pumps for quick repairs and adjustments to your personal bike
- Training sessions to boost your confidence: bike school, riding refresher courses, repair workshops, and more
- Year-round activities: friendly events open to all
Where to Find Bicycle Houses?
- Aulnay-sous-Bois (this spring)
- Croix de Berny (starting January 2026)
- Ermont-Eaubonne (starting January 2026)
- Cergy Préfecture (this fall)
- Évry-Courcouronnes (this spring)
- Houilles - Carrières-sur-Seine (this spring)
- Juvisy (from January 2026)
- Maisons-Alfort - Alfortville (this spring)
- Palaiseau Polytechnique (by the end of 2026)
- Seven mobile bike stations across Île-de-France
