Rent a cruiser bike with 24/7 return and secure storage in the French Quarter
4 Hours to 7 Days
Bike, helmet, chain lock
Pick up a cruiser bike in the French Quarter and explore New Orleans at your own pace. You also get 24/7 return and storage for your rental equipment.
Ages 12+ and at least 4'11" tall; riders under 18 must be with a parent or legal guardian and must wear a helmet. Maximum rider weight is 275 lbs. Photo ID and a credit card are required; debit and prepaid cards are not accepted.
All sales final. Refunds only for company-initiated safety cancellations. Weather or operational cancellations are decided by staff; if a company-initiated reschedule creates a demonstrable conflict, recovery is limited to a gift card or a full refund. Customer-initiated cancellations inside 48 hours forfeit all payments.
Bring a photo ID and a credit card. Debit and prepaid cards are not accepted, and only the person listed on the paid reservation receipt can pick up the rental equipment.
Yes. You must complete a digital waiver for each participant before the activity starts. Riders under 18 need a digital waiver completed and signed by a legal parent or guardian.
Bike rental departures are not allowed while rain is falling. In severe weather, staff may contact you about one hour before departure to adjust or reschedule. Reschedules and refunds are at the company’s discretion.
317 Burgundy St. New Orleans
FreeWheelin' delivers an outstanding cycling experience in New Orleans, with knowledgeable staff like Ryan and Teddy earning consistent praise for their enthusiasm and local expertise. The electric bikes are well-maintained, fast, and perfect for covering serious ground around the city. Whether you're joining a guided tour or renting for self-guided exploration, you'll get thorough instructions, helpful route suggestions, and quality equipment including helmets and locks. The French Quarter location makes pickup convenient, and the after-hours return system works smoothly. Tour guide Teddy gets mixed feedback on his presentation style. Most travelers love his storytelling and deep knowledge of New Orleans neighborhoods and history, finding him passionate and engaging even in pouring rain. However, a few reviewers noted he speaks very quickly, which can be challenging for non-native English speakers or those trying to catch every detail. Two visitors reported uncomfortable political commentary during their interactions, so be aware that conversation may occasionally veer into personal territory beyond standard tour content.
Great way to see the city, and the experience was so easy!
d welch
June 10, 2026
Great way to see the city, and the experience was so easy!
d welch
June 10, 2026
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