NEW YORK CITY · CYCLING TOURS
The rides worth booking.
The 13 new york city cycling tours riders book most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how far and how hard the day is, who runs it, and what a saddle costs.
Rent a bike near Central Park for as little as $6 per person and cruise 47 miles of paths, hitting icons like Belvedere and the Carousel.
Most Popular“Great experience riding around Central Park, so chilled with the hustle and bustle of the city around you. Really easy to pick up and drop off the bikes”
Bike rental in Central Park with helmet, lock, and map. Flexible hourly to full-day rides for $15 near Midtown.
“Central Park was brilliant and cycling is a great way to see it. Unfortunately the bikes we had weren't good, bald tyres good job it was dry, dodgy brakes and gears. The bikes require proper maintenance”
Central Park e-bike rental from 870 7th Ave with helmet, lock, phone holder, and pedal assist. Optional insurance, up to 40 miles.
“Enjoyed our new experience on electric bikes. Very efficient service. Only issue we had in Central Park was the speed of other bikes and people travelling against the one way system. 3 hours was enough for us to go round twice with stops.”
Rent a Trek bike steps from Central Park and pedal to Bethesda Fountain and Balto with helmets, lock, and local route tips.
“After our bike ride in Central Park we passed the bicycle shop, because we were lost, and they came out and flagged us down. The bikes were all in great shape.”
Central Park bike rental at 203 W 58th St: 1–2 day riding in Manhattan with helmet, lock and map on request.
“Easy pick up. Good comfortable bicycles. Good quality lock included. Close to central park. Would rent again.”
Rent a bike near 56th St and cruise Central Park’s 47 miles of trails from 1 hour to a full day, about $16.33 per person.
“Bad experience. Terrible, I'd say. 2 bikes rented for 3 hours to take a ride in Central Park and after a while both broken chains. I managed to get one of them all dirty, but both my son and I still had to walk back because there were two of us. We reported the matter…”
Self-guided bike rental from Lower Manhattan to Brooklyn Bridge and Dumbo, with helmet, lock, and map included for a flexible 1–24 hour ride.
“Very easy rental location, good bikes and a good map was available. The only thing that surprised us was a note on arrival that the rental location would close at 4 o'clock that day. We didn't know that before hand so we almost couldn't use our full 4 hours since there was no set arrival…”
Rent a bike for one hour in Central Park South with a map for easy routing and a mobile ticket pickup. See top sights fast.
“I bought this as a birthday gift to my dear friends visiting N.Y. They loved it. And said that Mr. Italian was a very cute man.”
Bike rental by Central Park at 240 W 56th St: helmet, lock, map, basket. Ride 1–12 hours solo or add a guided tour.
“We missed our reservation. Cannot tell you what we missed. We would like a refund. NYC is tough to navigate, and even more difficult go be on time.”
Rent an e-bike in Central Park for $30 and zip through park and nearby NYC streets at your own pace, with helmet and refundable deposit.
“Muy buena experiencia para recorrer con una e-bike Central Park. 1 ó 2 horas (dependiendo del tiempo que tengas y la forma en la que estés) para disfrutar del pulmón de NYC.”
Full-day Central Park bike rental plus a Certe picnic box (Signature, Vegetarian, or Healthy). Ride your way and eat well.
“It was an awesome day! From picking up our bikes (which we upgraded to e-bikes) to the great Signature lunch that was included. Top notch!”
Rent a Trek or Giant bike in Midtown and explore Manhattan and Central Park at your pace with included helmet, lock, map, and flexible time.
“Great quality bikes.”
Rent a hybrid bike in Midtown for $12, with helmet and optional lock/map. Cruise Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge at your pace.
“Everyone was very nice and helpful. Their service was wonderful! I made the mistake of not knowing my way around Central Park or the neighborhoods. I was not aware that when I reserve the bikes, the bike shop was a few blocks away from Central Park. I assumed that the bike shop was in central…”
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