Would I leave it for longer than 48 hours? Probably not but based on this experience I would think it would be safe. This is probably the only place I'd feel comfortable leaving a bike locked overnight in the Bay Area. Overall I'm very happy SFO has made this a viable option for travelers. Wish I was like 30 mins earlier so I could have got the last BART because I was not looking forward to climbing hills to get back home but I didn't have a choice at that point. Such a relief to see my bike right were I left it, undisturbed. I landed at midnight Sunday night, took the Airtrain and got a little lost in Garage G but finally found my way. I left some tools and misc stuff in my little bike bag and they were all there when I got back. There is a 24/7 security booth, a camera right above the racks and BART police/SFO admin are lurking around the area.
The racks in Garage G felt pretty safe TBH. Top 20 Attractions in San Francisco Explore the most popular attractions in San Francisco based on data collected from visitors. SFO's site says you need to register with the Security guard but I asked him and he was just like "nah".ok. BART is the fast, easy, low-cost way to get from San Francisco International Airport or Oakland International Airport to San Francisco. Snaked down thru Tunnel Rd, Oyster Pt and locked up in Garage G under the Bart station. I had a 6am Saturday departure from SFO, I left my house in the Excelsior at 4am. I had a quick trip to LA this past weekend, due to a number of factors: not taking time away from work, ridiculous plane ticket prices, limited luggage, no BART available for my departure/arrival times and my pure hatred for Uber, I decided to go by bike.
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