The initiative is lasting over the weekend.
Laois Gardai are helping the public keep their bikes safe today with tips on how to secure them.
It's part of the ongoing Bike Week events in the county, organised by the local authority and the RSA, which runs until Sunday.
The theft prevention information stand will be in Ballinakill's town square from 1:30pm to 2:30pm this afternoon.
Rathdowney will then host one from 3:30 until 5pm today, with another pop-up this Saturday in Rathdowney from 5:30pm until 7pm.
Practical tips and information on keeping your bike safe and secure will be offered, along with freebies for adults and children.
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