The University Opinion Poll conducted a two-stage survey of campus bicycle usage and opinions toward campus bicycle facilities. In the first stage, 952 persons, 78% of a random sample of students and staff reported their commuting habits and opinions about campus bicycle lanes. In the second stage, 139 persons, 84% of a sample of student and staff bicycle commuters, reported their riding habits and opinions about campus bicycle facilities. Key findings include: most respondents usually commute to and from the University by car; most cyclists regarded bicycle theft as the major bicycle problem on campus, but were unwilling to pay for increased bicycle security. (Author)