A bright gridded skylight above a dark stone stairwell, seen from the bottom of the stairs
First floor · no lift · ring the brass bell marked 41b

Twelve euro, once, for whichever row you pick.

After that there are five ways to pay and none of them lock you in for longer than a month. Everything below is what you would be told on the phone, in the same order.

Choose a session first
The stairwell at 06:25 · the light comes on by itself
Five ways to pay · prices unchanged since April 2024

What a row costs, depending on how many of them you want.

The number on the left is sessions per month. Everything is per person; nothing auto-renews into a longer term; cancelling takes one text message and one month.

  • 1

    Pay as you go

    Book one at a time, Sunday evening onwards. The twenty-fives are €14 and the hundred is €38; everything else sits between €18 and €24.

    €22a session
  • 10

    A card of ten

    Ten sessions, any length, six months to spend them, and you can hand it to one other person. The card people buy when they are not sure yet.

    €195€19.50 each
  • 4

    Four a month

    One a week, give or take. Rolls over once if you miss, never twice, and you keep your place on the waiting lists while it is paused.

    €74a month
  • 8

    Eight a month

    Two a week, which is the number that actually changes anything. Sixty-one of the hundred and four people on the books are on this one.

    €132€16.50 each
  • All

    Everything you can get to

    Capped at two sessions a day by us, not by you, because three is how people get hurt. Twelve people have this and nine of them use five a week.

    €178a month

There is no joining fee, no card on file, no annual contract and no student rate — the four-a-month is already the student rate and everybody gets it.

A hand with stacked bracelets planted flat on a grey mat, warm floor beyond it
€12The first one · paid in the room, in cash or by card, after it rather than before
A row of people sitting on mats in a bright room, the nearest one folding forward over her legsFriday 09:00 · Return · the only thing that happens in the first ten minutes
Open hours, and the ones that are not on the sheet

The door, the week, and where to leave a bike.

  • Monday
    06:40 — 20:10
  • Tuesday
    06:25 — 20:20
  • Wednesday
    06:55 — 20:20
  • Thursday
    06:25 — 20:40
  • Friday
    06:25 — 19:00
  • Saturday
    07:40 — 13:50
  • Sunday
    08:40 — 13:40
Address
Rue de Bomel 41, 5000 Namur — the green door between the framer and the bakery
Getting here
Eleven minutes on foot from the station; bus 10 and 11 stop at Bomel; nine bikes fit in the rack and a tenth fits badly
Parking
Free on Rue Patenier after 18:30 and all day Sunday. Not before. People have learned this expensively
Downstairs
Two changing rooms, one shower, and a bench by the door that is where everybody ends up talking
If you would rather not phone

Tell us which row and we will hold it.

One of the four of us reads this and answers it, usually the same evening and never later than the next morning. Nothing is automatic, nothing is sent to you afterwards, and we do not keep your address for anything else.

  • Answered byDerya on weekdays, Margaux at the weekend
  • Usual replyUnder four hours, between 07:00 and 21:00
  • If it is fullWe will name the two nearest rows that are not
Or just turn up · ten minutes early · socks

Nobody here needs you to commit to anything today.

Come to one. If it was wrong, say so on the way out and somebody will tell you which of the other nine to try instead. If it was right, the next one is on the sheet.

Open the week
Read what each one is