New York guide · E-BIKES
Choose by route, pace and ticket
New York days get easier once the route is clear. This guide compares e-bikes by price, duration and the part of the city they handle best, so the booking fits the day instead of taking it over.
Two hours on a guided Central Park bike tour with photo stops at Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, and more, plus helmets and bikes.
“Gunther was the best tour guide, friendly, knowledgeable and takes great photos 🤣.”
Guided bike or eBike tour of Lower Manhattan with Brooklyn Bridge views, Little Italy, Chinatown, Wall Street, and Hudson parks.
“Amazing bike tour with Bob. Exceeded all expectations and it was engaging from beginning to end. It was a great way to spend 3.5 hours in NY. Would recommend to anyone!”
Central Park e-bike rental with pedal assist, a phone holder for GPS, helmet, and lock. Battery up to 40 miles, from $29.
“Great experience overall. I liked how the bike could be either electric or regular. The only critique is that the pedal started having issues on one of our bikes—I wish that had been caught before the bike was rented out to us. Overall I would still recommend this experience due to the great location and fun experience.”
Central Park e-bike rental near 203 W 58th St. Ride NYC on an electric bike, from Central Park to Hudson Greenway or downtown.
“Easy to find. E-bikes in excellent condition. Would use again for a e bike rental.”
Rent a well-kept NYC e-bike to explore Central Park and downtown your way, with helmet, lock, and a color map for $18.
“génial ! je recommande la visite de central park a vélo. un moment inoubliable.”
Ride an e-bike along the Hudson River Greenway in a small group, hitting Hudson River Park and the Vessel for great waterfront views.
“Great way to see Central Park and explore new areas. 3-hour tour with easy biking throughout. Our tour guide, Sam, was great. Riding back along the Hudson River was a fun way to end the tour.”
2-hour Central Park e-bike tour from Bethesda Fountain to Strawberry Fields. E-bikes and helmets included, guided in English.
“The tour was awesome. We got to see a lot of the good sites in Central Park the weather was perfect and I would highly recommend this tour”
Ride a guided bike through Central Park in 2 hours, with English or German help and an eBike option for easier cruising.
“Wenn ich für 4 Personen eine Tour mit Guide buche, möchte ich nicht in einer Gruppe mit 14 Perdonen fahren.”
Brand new Trek e-bikes near Central Park, with helmet, map, basket and lock. Cruise for 1 hour from $20 per person.
“We were unable to do the activity because it was torrential rain in New York on that day. I didn’t get a response from the company”
2.5-hour downtown bike ride from Brooklyn with Gazelle Dutch bikes, crossing Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges and hitting Chinatown and DUMBO.
“Michael is a great guide, he answers all questions. You can tell he's having fun too.”
Ride e-bikes through Chinatown, Washington Square, Hudson Greenway, Central Park, and The Vessel on a guided NYC small-group tour.
“The most memorable experience would be visitng historical sites that shaped the United States. Thank you John for explaining historical sites and keeping us safe.”
Rent an e-bike near Central Park, get a color-coded map and gear, then cruise 843 acres of paths and Lower Manhattan on your schedule.
“E-bike is the way to go. They made the whole process so easy. Pick-up, instructions, everything perfect Definitely recommend!!”
Ride 6 miles of Central Park trails in 2 hours on a guided bike tour, with photo stops at Bethesda, Strawberry Fields, and more.
“Our experience was awesome!! Quick getting the bikes, our tour guide was super informative, great way to experience Central Park and get the history behind it!! Took us to the perfect spots to stop and take pics. Shoutout to our guide Luke for being so rad!!!”
Pedal-assist e-bike through Lower Manhattan, Chinatown, Washington Square Park, Hudson Greenway, and up to Times Square.
“Loved the tour! Our tour guide, John, was fantastic!”
Rent a Giant e-bike in Midtown near Central Park, ride powered by Yamaha, and cover Times Square to Brooklyn Bridge with helmet, lock, and map.
“I didn't mind the $500 deposit but some might. Keeping the drivers license also seems extreme. Otherwise, everything w ready and worked.”
