Choose Your Ride
Find Your Perfect Ride
Discover New York on two wheels. Ride at your own pace while enjoying an eco-friendly, healthy, and convenient way to explore the city's iconic landmarks.
New York continues to become more bike-friendly with expanding bike lanes, convenient bike racks, and safer streets for cyclists of every experience level. Whether you're planning a relaxing ride through Central Park or a full day exploring Midtown and beyond, renting a bike is one of the easiest, most enjoyable ways to see more of the city.
Rentals & Pricing
Bike & Scooter Rental Pricing
Online prices shown below — always cheaper than walking in. Helmet, lock & map included with every rental.
Adult Lightweight Trek Bike
Comfortable, easy riding for every level — helmet, lock & basket included.
Time
Walk In
Online
1 Hour
$18
$12.95
2 Hours
$25
$18
3 Hours
$30
$25
4 Hours
$35
$30
All Day
$55
$49.95
Electric Scooter Rental
Zip through the park and along the Hudson River Greenway.
Time
Walk In
Online
1 Hour
$25
$22
2 Hours
$45
$38
3 Hours
$55
$45
4 Hours
$79
$55
All Day
$90
$78
Electric Bike Rental
Pedal-assist power — cover the whole park loop without breaking a sweat.
Time
Walk In
Online
1 Hour
$30
$22
2 Hours
$50
$38
3 Hours
$60
$45
4 Hours
$70
$55
All Day
$90
$78
Kids Lightweight Trek Bike
Sized-down Treks for young riders. Helmets always included.
Time
Walk In
Online
1 Hour
$14
$8.95
2 Hours
$20
$15
3 Hours
$25
$20
4 Hours
$30
$25
All Day
$40
$35
Tandem Bike Rental
A bicycle built for two — the classic Central Park date.
Time
Walk In
Online
1 Hour
$36
$26
2 Hours
$50
$36
3 Hours
$60
$50
4 Hours
$70
$50
All Day
$90
$80
Why Choose Us
Why Ride with Us
01
Convenience
Pick up and drop off from a location that fits your route, and skip the traffic entirely.
02
Cost-effective
Often cheaper than a taxi or rideshare, especially for a few hours of sightseeing.
03
Good for you
A ride through the park doubles as light exercise and fresh air.
04
Better for the planet
Zero emissions, and one less car on already-crowded streets.
05
See more, faster
Cover far more ground than walking, without losing the ability to stop wherever you like.
06
Total flexibility
Change your route on the fly and skip subway delays and crowded platforms altogether.
Good to know
Riding rules in NYC
A quick refresher before you head out, so your ride stays smooth and safe.
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Follow traffic laws. Bikes are treated as vehicles — stop at lights and signs, and signal your turns.
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Stick to bike lanes. Use the designated lanes and paths whenever they're available.
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Use lights at night. A white front light and red rear light are required after dark.
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Skip the phone. Texting or calling while riding isn't just risky — it's against the law.
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Wear a helmet. Required by law for riders under 14, and recommended for everyone.
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Stay off sidewalks. Ride in the street or lane, not on pedestrian walkways.
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Yield to pedestrians. Always give walkers the right of way, especially in busy areas.
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Park it properly. Use bike racks or designated parking, not railings or signage.