Guide
Bikes

Bikes are a great way to get around the burn and we strongly recomend you bring one with a spare set of tubes.

Camp has a great set of bike tools but you should know how to repair your bike before you arrive on playa. There are bike repair camps but they often have long lines.

We have a limited number of camp bikes available. You can reserve one bellow.

At the end of each burn we go around and collect bikes that are left as MOOP and store them in our shipping container for next year.

If you get a bike from us and it is working at the end of the burn you can put it back in our container (but you might not get it again next year). If it's not in good working condition then you are responsible for taking it home.

Bikes are provided without warenty and are dissasmbled! To increase storage capacity we take the pedals, handlebars, and seats off each bike. You are responsible for assmbling your camp bike.

Please only request a camp bike if you have a legitimate need. i.e. you are flying to the event, can't afford one, etc. If you are just to lazy to haul around your own bike your request will probably be denied.

Buring Man

Read the official Survival Guide on bikes.

Bikes
Bike IDStatusTitleUser
AC4C27ApprovedYellow bike #1LUNA
BB4219ApprovedRed bike #3David Singer
5255C4CompletedRed bike #1David Singer
B074DBApprovedRed Bike #2Kyle Depew
4D12D3ReservedBlack bike #1N/A
907E11ReservedBlack bike #2N/A
670682ApprovedBlue bike #1Styxman / Micah
CF4190ApprovedBlue bike #2Josiah Bones
75DE20ApprovedLight blue bike #1Heather Harkness-Pastrana
FDBE35CompletedPurple bike #1samuel norton
E87B32ApprovedGoogle bike #1JQ Whitcomb
48A9CAApprovedWhite bike #2Alicja
7E7115ApprovedTeal bike #1Oliver Stuart
90D91BApprovedWhite bike #1Gareth John Evans