Rental Information

What better way to really try out a new bike before you buy it…or enjoy a beautiful sunny day with the family at the park? We have several types of bikes for rent. Rentals are available for singles, families, and groups for two-hour, four-hour, daily, or multi-day rates. All rentals include the free use of our helmets. If you decide to purchase a bike after renting one, we will credit the cost of the rental towards your purchase (up to $50 per bike)!!!

The Giant Sport/Comfort Mountain Bikes make up the majority of our fleet. These bikes have upright comfortable handlebars, large gel seats, suspension seat posts and smooth riding tires. They are equipped with 21 speeds with indicators and grip shifters for simple shifting.

We also rent a:
- Child-size Mountain Bike;
- Tandem;
- Burley Child Trailer (excellent for one or two children, up to 100 total lbs.);
- Trail-a-Bike;
- And two of the most comfortable bikes you could ride: the Bike E Recumbent and the Giant Revive.

See examples of our rental units below...

Sport/Comfort Mountain Bike

Upright bars, Gel Seat, Suspension Seatpost

Child's Mountain Bike

High Quality Kid's Mountain Bike

Tandems

Burley Child Trailer

Holds two children up to a total of 100 pounds

Trail-a-Bike

Revive

Fun and Comfortable!

Bike E Recumbent

Fun and Comfortable!

Rental Rates

Sport/Comfort Mountain Bikes / Child Trailers / Trail-A-Bikes

$20 for Up to 2 Hours
$30 for Up to 4 Hours
$45 for a Full Day (or 24 Hour period)
Discounted Multi-Day Rates Also Available

Tandem / Giant Revive / Bike E

$30 for Up to 2 Hours
$40 for Up to 4 Hours
$60 for a Full Day (or 24 Hour period)

*All rates include free helmet rentals and locks (where available)

We take and recommend reservations for Late-Spring, Summer and Early-Fall Weekends. We will be happy to hold your bike(s) for the first hour that we are open. After our first hour of operation, all rentals are on a "first-come" basis.

Frenchtown Rides

Enjoy a leisurely ride on the converted rail bed, which runs along the scenic Delaware River. Travel nine miles south to Bulls Island State Park. Cross the Delaware on the Pedestrian Bridge and explore the quaint village of Lumberville, Pennsylvania.

On the New Jersey side, there are two great river communities awaiting your visit: Stockton (12.5 miles south of Frenchtown) and Lambertville (16 miles south of Frenchtown). These two towns have great eateries and shopping!! Don’t forget to experience New Hope, Pennsylvania, which is across the river from Lambertville.

Looking to add variety to your ride home? Take either Route 29 (which has a wide paved shoulder) or the historic Delaware Canal that runs parallel to the river on the Pennsylvania side. Also see the NJ BikeMap.com link below for road suitability maps of the NJ & PA areas.