New York City Customized Bike Tour Experience

One of the best ways to see New York City is by bike. New York City has over 1,000 miles of bicycle lanes and paths, reaching every corner of the five boroughs. We offer customized tours that are tailored to what you are interested in seeing.
All tours are led by our a licensed NYC sightseeing guide who is also a professional urban planner. Our guide is also credentialed by the City as a “star guide” due to his extensive knowledge. In setting up your tour, he will reach out to you to put a 2-hour ride together based on your interests and how far you want to ride.

Our rides are also ideal for more advanced riders who are looking to ride a longer distance (and see more) than what might be offered on a standardized tour open to riders of varying abilities.

Suggested itineraries include:

Central Park

Manhattan and Brooklyn waterfronts & the Brooklyn Bridge

Greenwich Village

Coney Island and “Dead Horse Bay”

Brownstone Brooklyn

Rides to local breweries

Rides to the best pizza

Meeting Point

New York

New York, NY, USA

After you tell us where you want to ride, we typically select a starting point in either Manhattan or Brooklyn at a bike shop where everyone in your group can rent bikes for the day for $35-40. This brings you as close as possible to the place where you want to ride and gets you the best deal on the rental bike.

What's included:

• Licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide who rides with you

Not included:

• Lunch or dinner is not included
• Rental bikes not included. Bike cost is typically $35-40 depending on bike.

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

Central Park

Manhattan Borough, from Central Park West to 5th Avenue, New York City, 10022, New York

For bike tours in Manhattan, Central Park is a good addition to your tour as it has many sites of interest and it tells a story of how New York City was built.

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Prospect Park

450 Flatbush Ave, 95 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, 11215-3707, New York

For bike tours in Brooklyn, Prospect Park is a good addition to your tour as it has many sites of interest and it tells a story of how New York City was built.

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Battery Park

State Street and Battery Place, New York City, 10004, New York

For waterfront tours, Battery Park is an interesting stop because of the role it played in both the American Revolution and as the main intake for immigrants prior to the construction of Ellis Island. There are many historical sites in and around the park that are worth checking out.

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