Seattle Bike Rentals
The service shop at evo Seattle is moving up in the world, and around the corner. We are very excited to announce that after months of hard work, our new evoRentals location is finally ready to rock! Located at 1320 N 35th St, directly behind the retail store, this awesome new space is as fine-tuned as the skis, snowboards, and bikes inside. Swing by for any of the services you know and love from our previous location: mounts, repairs, tune-ups, flat fixes, or out of the box builds. Or take one of our rental or demo bikes out for a spin. Whether you’re looking for a townie to cruise along the Burke-Gillman or want to rent a mountain bike for the day, we’ve got a ride for you.
** We require all ebikes to be transported by bike racks or tailgate pads. ebikes will not be checked out to customers who do not have a bike rack to transport. **
Seattle Bike Rentals & Electric Bike Rentals
Seattle is an amazing city to explore on a rental bike, from the great bike paths to the charming character of the city's various neighborhoods. evo Seattle makes bike rental easy with its location just blocks from one of the most prominent bike paths in Seattle, the Burke Gilman Trail, which runs along the water for miles. Additionally, Seattle boasts some strong bike infrastructure to get you nearly anywhere in the city, from the beach at Golden Gardens to the Pike Place Market. Renting a bike in Seattle allows you to really slow down and take in the details that make the neighborhoods and the city as a whole unique. Stop by evo Seattle where our experienced staff and bike shop technicians can help you to plan the best route around town and make sure you have the best bike rental experience possible. All bike rentals include a helmet and neighborhood map. Comfort hybrids also include a bike lock.
** We require all eBikes to be transported by bike racks or tailgate pads. eBikes will not be checked out to customers who do not have a bike rack to transport. **
Please call us with any questions at (206) 973-4470 or book online below.
Bike Rental Menu
Bike
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Same Day
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24 Hour
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7 Days
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| Gravel | $70 | $90 | $450 |
| Comfort Hybrid | $30 | $40 | $200 |
| Hybrid eBike | $70 |
Seattle Mountain Bike Rentals
When you're looking to pump up the adrenaline on a mountain bike, evo Seattle's extensive mountain bike rental fleet is the best solution. With options including mountain bikes and e-mountain bikes, we have something for everyone. All bike rentals include a helmet.
** We require all eBikes to be transported by bike racks or tailgate pads. eBikes will not be checked out to customers who do not have a bike rack to transport. **
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY: Up to $270 in rental fees can be applied to the purchase of any new, inline, in season mountain bike.
Please call us with any questions at (206) 973-4470 or book online below.
Mountain Bike Rental Menu
Bike
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Same Day
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24 Hour
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7 Days
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| Standard Mountain Bike | $70 | $90 | $450 |
| Premium Mountain Bike | $90 | $130 | $650 |
| Standard e-Mountain Bike | $120 | ||
| Premium e-Mountain Bike | $150 |
About evo Seattle Bike Rentals:
Mountain Bikes
evo Seattle is dedicated to getting mountain bikers out there and enjoying the amazing trails that Seattle and Washington have to offer. Our fleet of mountain bike rentals are a perfect way to give mountain biking a try without comitting to an expensive bike, or to get in some riding while visiting Seattle. We offer both full suspension mountain bike rental which are your ticket to conquering the mountain bike trails just outside of Seattle.
Electric Mountain Bikes
Electric mountain bikes (also known as e mountain bikes) have only been around for a handful of years now, but are quickly rising in adoption and popularity. With the help of an electric-assist motor designed to amplify the power of each pedal stroke, our electric mountain bike rentals give riders the ability to go further, climb higher, and venture deeper into the backcountry. One important stipulation that comes with e mountain bikes, however, is that they're not approved for use on every mountain bike trail. Please consult the local trail authority before riding with an electric mountain bike rental.
Gravel Bikes
In the last few years, gravel riding has gone from being a relatively niche discipline to being one of the hottest, and fastest-growing types of cycling. Gravel bikes bring flexibility to riding as they are a road-style bike that excels both on and off-road. Our fleet of rental gravel bikes is the perfect way to put in those miles exploring Seattle and the surrounding area. We offer top-of-the-line gravel bike rentals that are sure to give renters an awesome ride around Seattle. Whether you are visiting on a business trip or looking to give gravel biking a try, evo is Seattle's go-to source for gravel bike rentals.
Hybrid Bikes
Our hybrid bike rentals are perfect for riders looking to get out and explore the city of Seattle. These hybrid rental bikes offer great comfort for an awesome time cruising around the Burke Gilman trail or the city. Hybrid bikes are less aggressive and are more comfort oriented than a performance oriented road bike or mountain bike. Seattle is consistently ranked as one of the most bike-friendly cities in the United States, making evo's hybrid bike rentals the perfect way to explore the city.
Electric Hybrid Bikes
One of the best and most leisurely ways to explore a new city is via electric bikes (also known as e bikes or ebikes). As the name suggests, our electric hybrid bike rentals feature super quiet eletric pedal assist motors that make climbing hills and casual cruising effortless. How? Essentially, these electric bike motors work by amplifying the power of each pedal stroke. Yes, that means you'll still have to pedal but the effort you'll exert will be roughly half that of which you'd have exerted on a traditional bike (non-ebike). For folks who aren't regular bicyclists but still want to cover lots of ground, our electric bike rentals are the perfect solution.
Call to Reserve: (206) 973-4470
Seattle Bike Resources
Seattle Bike Paths:
Burke Gilman Trail:The Burke Gilman Trail is a 27 mile long trail (with plenty of other paths and routes to connect with) that follows the shores of Lake Washington, Lake Union and the Lake Washington Ship Canal. evo Seattle is just blocks off the trail in Fremont. Ride west and you will cross through the Ballard neighborhood on the way to the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks which connect Lake Washington and Lake Union to the Puget Sound. The Burke Gilman ends on the west side at Golden Gardens Park, a beautiful sandy beach on the Puget Sound with views of the Olympic Mountain Range. To the east, the Burke Gilman Trail passes through the University of Washington and up the shore of Lake Washington all the way to Redmond.
Westlake Trail
Looking to head into Downtown Seattle, or to the Pike Place Market? Pedal your rental bike south over the Fremont Bridge onto the West Lake Trail. This off-street path follows the shore of Lake Union towards downtown, bringing riders right to the Space Needle. From here, protected bike lanes can be used to get downtown or to the market.
Elliot Bay Trail
The Elliot Bay Trail features some of Seattle’s best waterfront views, hidden to car traffic by industrial yards. The bike path runs from the Pike Place Market north along a beautiful waterfront park. This hidden gem is a great place to check out on a trip to Seattle.
