Key:bicycle_parking
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For describing the type of bicycle parking.
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This tag is used for describing the type of bicycle parking.
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| bicycle_parking | shed | A custom-built shed in which many bikes can be stored, possibly with individual stands inside. Good security. Use supervised=* to indicate whether bikes are guarded. | 
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| bicycle_parking | building | Like shed above, but with a proper building, which means that bicycles are protected from wind, heavy rain etc. Good security. Use supervised=* to indicate whether bikes are guarded. Use opening_hours=* if applicable. | 
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| bicycle_parking | lockers | Parking takes the form of lockers which enclose bicycles fully and individually, typically secured with some form of key or combination system. Good security. Often used at train stations. | 
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| bicycle_parking | stands | A bended piece of metal against which you can lean your entire bicycle. Makes it possible to lock the frame and a wheel to it. Moderate security. Rectangular stands are sometimes called "staple racks" in North America due to their shape, and "Sheffield stands" in the UK. Use this tag even non-rectangular stands as well (e.g. round ones, fancy artistic ones). | 
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A classic Sheffield stand is squarish, and simple in design. Almost exactly synonymous with "stands" above. This is a UK-centric term which probably isn't understood in other parts of the world. This is a common, de-facto tag value in the database. However, as per discussion, shouldn't be used anymore. Use stands instead. | |
| bicycle_parking | wall_loops | Often scathingly referred to as "wheelbenders" by regular cyclists. Mostly attached to walls or into the ground. Secure only the front wheel, and give just enough grip for local vandals to stomp a wheel into a taco shape after stealing the rest of the bike. Low security. | 
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| bicycle_parking | anchors | A mere anchor hammered into a wall, the ground, or boulders. Low security. | |
| bicycle_parking | informal | Notably large or well-used railings, fences, or other street furniture which nobody objects to having bikes chained to for short periods of time. Don't use for every railing or street sign, but only for long-ish runs used by lots of people. Judgement required! | 
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| bicycle_parking | ground_slots | Slots in the ground for a wheel. Almost not parking at all. No security. Is this even notable enough to mark on the map? | 
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| bicycle_parking | (user-defined) | If the values listed above don't describe what you want to tag, feel free to make up your own values. But please document them here. |
