One-hour rental
$24 / bike
One hour from your agreed departure time. Helmet, lock and a route card included. Extra time is $12 per half hour, agreed with the shop.
The ride list
Pick your pace.
Rentals run Thursday–Sunday, April–October, 9am–5pm. All riders must be 18 or older and already able to ride a bicycle.
Rent a little time.
Day rental
$72 / bike
Pickup from 9am; return by 4:30pm the same day. Helmet, lock and route card included. No overnight rentals.
Small guided ride
$48 / rider
A 90-minute visit including the safety talk and practice time, with about 60 minutes on the trail. Bike and helmet included; up to six riders.
Prices are before applicable sales tax. No extra guide charge on the listed guided rides.
Before you set off
Allow 20 minutes before your rental for bike setup, a helmet and a short safety talk. Bring closed-toe shoes and water. Bring a photo ID for the rental agreement; do not put ID details in the request form.
Our bikes use pedal assist: you pedal and choose how much help the motor gives. Battery use varies with hills, weather and the assist setting. We agree on a route before you leave.
Guided rides stay on local surfaced trails. No off-road tracks, child seats, trailers or passenger rides.
April–May 2027
Spring ride calendar
Each ride starts at the shop at 10am, costs $48 per rider and takes up to six people.
Riverpath roll
About 6 miles along the river, with a stop at the footbridge.
Orchard lane loop
About 8 miles on the rail trail, with a stop beside the orchard fields.
Morning marsh ride
About 7 miles on the surfaced trail, with time to pause at the wetland overlook.
Routes and dates depend on trail and weather conditions. We confirm the plan before the ride; if we cancel, choose another date or a refund of any ride payment.
A few things to know
What if the weather changes?
We check conditions before a ride. If the trail is closed or we cancel for weather, we contact booked riders to arrange another date or refund the ride payment. A request alone does not reserve a bike.
Do I need to have ridden an e-bike before?
No, but you need to be comfortable riding a bicycle. We show you the assist controls and brakes, provide a helmet and start with a short practice loop.
A little planning, then pedals
Where would you like to ride?
Choose a rental or a guided ride. We check the bikes and the date before agreeing on a time.