Ride a Pedego e-bike and explore Boulder’s bike lanes and paths for two hours
2 hours
E-bike rental, lock, helmet
Explore Boulder, Colorado on a relaxing Pedego electric bike rental. You’ll have two hours to ride on bike lanes, routes, and paved paths.
You must be 18 or older to ride; no refunds if any rider is under 18. No refunds if you are not able or comfortable riding an e-bike. Stolen bikes are the renter’s responsibility.
Cancel up to 48 hours before departure for a full refund. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged in full. No refunds for under-18 riders or last-minute cancellations due to comfort or inability to operate the bike.
Product ID: GZF77E
All riders must be 18 or older and able to safely ride an electric bike on bike paths and roads. If you book but a rider is under 18 or not able/comfortable riding, you will not receive a refund.
Ride on bike lanes, bike routes, and bike paths only. Do not ride on dirt trails, rock trails, dirt roads, or rock roads.
Yes. You must wear a helmet during your rental with no exceptions.
2512 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304
Harrison and his team have built something genuinely special in Boulder. The guided tours are consistently praised for blending city culture with natural scenery, and guides like Marlene, Tom, Kelley, and others bring real local knowledge and enthusiasm to every ride. The bikes are well-maintained, and the staff goes out of their way to customize experiences based on what each group actually wants, right down to adjusting tour routes on the fly. What stands out beyond the tours is how the team handles everything from last-minute rental requests to warranty repairs. Repeat customers keep coming back for e-bike purchases and service, and that loyalty says a lot. Henry handles mechanical work with care and transparency, while Tina and others on the floor make first-timers feel at home, cookies included. If you're visiting Boulder and want a genuinely fun way to see the city, the tours here are hard to beat. And if you're considering buying an e-bike, the level of ongoing support and service makes it a comfortable place to invest. Across dozens of different types of visitors, the experience seems remarkably consistent.
I'll start by saying, I am 68 y/o female. I've ridden a bike all my life. I wanted to try the ebike out because, heck, who doesn't want to go farther and faster?! The Boulder shop is virtually across the street from me so on a Friday morning I popped in and and signed up for the four hour/half day rental. Bradford helped me and his service was 5 star. It was a dream ride - I mean every trip I have been dreaming of riding for the last 10 yrs but couldn't and all in four hours! I rode from Pedego on Broadway to Eldorado Spgs via Marshall, back out to Marshall Mesa and then left on Cherryvale to Table Mesa Drive, up the NCAR Rd., and back to Pedego. I figure about 30-35 miles-ish, pedal assist all the way, no throttle until the last mile! Now here is where I will caution you older folks and kids: it is really easy to over do it and especially in hot weather. The last mile I was overheated and weak - a little dizzy, frankly. I fell at the intersection of Regent and Broadway. I couldn't handle the throttle and weight of the bike anymore; I was getting weak and my reflexes were too slow. THANK GOD I only got an abrasion to the right knee and a kind young man stopped traffic to help me. I throttled the last mile back without issue except being a little shaken up and weak. Would I do it again? Heck yes I would, I had a great time and I take responsibility for my actions. However, here are some tips: I would ask that the water bottle holder on the step-thru be removed as this makes the step-thru near impossible. Also, I think the 26 inch was too big after all (I am 5'2" with short legs), and I would not get so carried away with mileage. It's just that fun! Remember too folks, there is a lot to think through with gears, pedal assist level, traffic, and balance. You need to stay nimble and alert at all times. If you do a guided tour or a half-day solo, you will enjoy every minute just remember to pace yourself. Total ***** (5-star) experience. Cheers neighbors and friends!
Helen Wood
July 30, 2026
I'll start by saying, I am 68 y/o female. I've ridden a bike all my life. I wanted to try the ebike out because, heck, who doesn't want to go farther and faster?! The Boulder shop is virtually across the street from me so on a Friday morning I popped in and and signed up for the four hour/half day rental. Bradford helped me and his service was 5 star. It was a dream ride - I mean every trip I have been dreaming of riding for the last 10 yrs but couldn't and all in four hours! I rode from Pedego on Broadway to Eldorado Spgs via Marshall, back out to Marshall Mesa and then left on Cherryvale to Table Mesa Drive, up the NCAR Rd., and back to Pedego. I figure about 30-35 miles-ish, pedal assist all the way, no throttle until the last mile! Now here is where I will caution you older folks and kids: it is really easy to over do it and especially in hot weather. The last mile I was overheated and weak - a little dizzy, frankly. I fell at the intersection of Regent and Broadway. I couldn't handle the throttle and weight of the bike anymore; I was getting weak and my reflexes were too slow. THANK GOD I only got an abrasion to the right knee and a kind young man stopped traffic to help me. I throttled the last mile back without issue except being a little shaken up and weak. Would I do it again? Heck yes I would, I had a great time and I take responsibility for my actions. However, here are some tips: I would ask that the water bottle holder on the step-thru be removed as this makes the step-thru near impossible. Also, I think the 26 inch was too big after all (I am 5'2" with short legs), and I would not get so carried away with mileage. It's just that fun! Remember too folks, there is a lot to think through with gears, pedal assist level, traffic, and balance. You need to stay nimble and alert at all times. If you do a guided tour or a half-day solo, you will enjoy every minute just remember to pace yourself. Total ***** (5-star) experience. Cheers neighbors and friends!
Helen Wood
July 30, 2026
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