Open the Locker: Unlock and open the locker door.

Place the Bike Inside: Carefully lift or roll your bike into the locker, ensuring it fits snugly without putting stress on any components. Position the bike so that it stands upright and is well-balanced.

Secure the Bike: If the locker has additional locking mechanisms inside (like chains or bars), use them to secure the frame and wheels of the bike. This adds an extra layer of security.

Close and Lock: Close the locker door and secure it with the locking mechanism. Double-check that the locker is properly locked before leaving.

Maintenance and Safety Tips

Regular Checks: Periodically inspect the locker for signs of wear, rust, or damage. Ensure the locking mechanism works smoothly and lubricate if necessary.

Weather Protection: Although metal lockers are weather-resistant, consider additional protection like a waterproof cover if the locker is exposed to extreme weather conditions.

Extra Security Measures: For added security, use a secondary lock on the bike itself (such as a U-lock or chain lock) even when stored inside the locker​ .(Keiway). ​

Ventilation: Ensure the locker has adequate ventilation to prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to rust and corrosion over time​ (Keiway).