Bike Signs

Permanent bicycle traffic signs are built for durability and visibility using high-quality materials, typically heavy-duty, rust-proof aluminum, often 0.080" gauge. Bicycle sign graphics use official 3M films and inks known for their longevity, and multiple reflective grades are available, including High-Intensity Prismatic sheeting, which significantly enhances visibility at night or in low-light conditions. This combination gives bicycle signs excellent outdoor durability, resistance to fading, and clear visibility for a sign lifespan often lasting 7 to 10 years.

Custom bicycle signs offer an opportunity to reinforce brand identity while providing essential information to trail users. Many bicycle guide signs can be fully personalized by adding a club name, logo, specific local trail destinations, or unique branding elements directly onto the sign template, creating distinctive, professional-looking signage that guides users while promoting an organization or trail system.

Bike Arrow Signs and Bike Stencils serve complementary roles in creating clear and effective bicycle routes. Bike Arrow Signs are typically post-mounted guide signs that provide overhead guidance, indicating turns and route changes at intersections or decision points. Bike Stencils are reusable tools used to apply pavement markings directly onto asphalt or concrete, often including the bicycle symbol, directional arrows, or shared lane markings known as sharrows. Using bike signs and stencils together reinforces the route message both overhead and underfoot, significantly improving clarity for cyclists, with pavement marking standards for bike routes covered under FHWA MUTCD Section 9C.

Many bike signs, such as the bicycle symbol warning sign and the bike lane regulatory sign, are built to MUTCD specifications, while other designs in the collection, like Share the Road and Walk Your Bike signs, are intended for private trails, parks, and campuses where MUTCD compliance isn't required.

Bike signs fall into a few main categories with different meanings: bike route signs guide cyclists along a designated path or numbered route, bike lane signs mark a lane reserved for bicycle travel, bicycle crossing signs warn drivers of an upcoming bike crossing, share the road signs remind drivers and cyclists to safely share the same travel lane, and no bikes or no bicycles allowed signs indicate an area where cycling isn't permitted.

we is the industry leader in bike signs, making it easier to get around on a bike with a wide selection of our bike signs for bike routes, bike lanes, crossings, and shared roadways.