Any of you guys have anything similar to these bike locking cages

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They're all over the Twin Cities near major employers and transit lines. They usually cost 48 dollars a year.

http://www.metrotransit.org/bike-lockers

I'd totally live inside one

>>976839
fucking cager

>>976843
kek

Bike locking cages are stupid imo.

Seem like a huge waste of space. However if they were robotically stacked vertically in an underground facility and brought to the surface as needed, that would make more sense. You could have a handful of retrieval stations to access many boxes. They could even be smaller and plastic since they wouldn't rely on the box itself for physical security.

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In Boston, there are free bike cages in major rail stations, unlocked by a registered fare card.

They have them at the North Hollywood LA metro red line/orange line stop but I've never seen them at any other stop. It's kinda stupid, the whole point of bike+metro is so you don't have to walk the last 2-7 miles once you get off.

It's a cool idea but I don't have any use for them.