New York guide · RENTAL BIKES
Choose by route, pace and ticket
New York days get easier once the route is clear. This guide compares bike rentals by price, duration and the part of the city they handle best, so the booking fits the day instead of taking it over.
Rent a bike just steps from Central Park for $8 per person, get a map, lock, and helmet options, then ride Bethesda and beyond at your pace.
“The advised pickup location was closed so we had to walk to the main office to pick up bikes, otherwise very easy and enjoyable experience.”
Rent a Trek bike for $9 per person and pedal Central Park at your pace, from Columbus Circle to Bethesda, with a map, lock, and helmet.
“Everything went great. Mr. Genghis was very nice, thank You.”
Rent a Central Park bike near 56th Street for about $6, get helmet and map, and ride 47 miles of park paths at your pace.
“1/3 of the price we paid last time we rented bike in central park...... love it... easy... open hour... we had a very good time!”
Rent a Central Park bike with helmet, lock, and map. Flexible 1-hour to all-day rentals near 6th Ave for $15.
“J'ai été déçu car je pensais que la location se faisait plus prêt du parc. Et manque de bol la roue à crever... Sinon pas cher pour le service que c'est.”
Rent a bike in Central Park from Central Park South, roll past movie scenes and Olmsted waterfalls, and cruise to the Met area.
“Don’t say you close at nine when you actually close at six and the bikes keep falling apart So”
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.”
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