Downtown Bicycle RENTAL, Sales and Repair

November/Winter Hours: Open: 10 am - Close: 6 pm. Open Every Day

Downtown Bicycle Rental
Rentals/Sales/Repair

Open every day.

Winter Hours: 11 am - 6 pm.
(Arrangements Can be Made to Pick up and Return Outside of these Hours.)
333 W. 4th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501



Open Year-round

Summer Hours: 8 am - 11 pm.


Main store with sidewalk access.  One of three rooms filled with more than 180 rental bikes of all types.  No reservations needed.  See FAQ 1,  2 and FAQ 3.                

4th Avenue between C&DDowntown Bicycle Rental, Sales and Repair Sticker



Our location from atop Easy Park garage. $2 per hour to park.  FAQ 10 explains other parking options including where to park for free. Five blocks from start of Coastal Trail.

Studded Tire Winter Rental Rates



STUDDED TIRE FAT and PLUS BIKES:

WEEKDAY:  first 4 hours - $30 then $4, $3, $2, $1 for subsequent hours.
24 hours - $45.

WEEKEND:  first 4 hours -  $35 then $4, $3, $2, $1 for subsequent hours.
24 hours - $55.

WEEK - $175. ($25 per day.)

• $5 less for studded tire Plus Bikes  and Kids Fat bikes.

• Free lock, helmet, panniers/frame bags, repair kit, lights, map. 




Winter Rental Bike

• Walk-ins welcome!

• To reserve for today or tomorrow text 907-250-1170. 

• To reserve for the day after tomorrow and beyond click here to email with online form.



STUDDED TIRE ELECTRIC FAT AND PLUS  BIKES

WEEKDAY:  First 4 hours - $45 then $4, $3, $2, $1 for subsequent hours.
24 hours - $60.

WEEKEND:  First 4 hours - $50 then $4, $3, $2, $1 for subsequent hours.
24 hours - $75.

• Car bike rack - $5 per day.

• Pogies - $5 per day.

• Scroll down, or click here for Summer Rental Rates.

CONTACT US OPTIONS

MOST QUESTIONS are answered on FAQ page here.

1) OTHER QUESTIONS CAN BE ANSWERED IN WRITING BY EMAIL if you click here. (Preferred)

2) URGENT QUESTIONS CAN BE ASKED BY TEXT: 907-250-1170 (Second best option.)

3)  VERY URGENT QUESTIONS AND REQUESTS CAN BE ANSWERED BY LANDLINE: 907-279-3334. Third best option because we might be helping another customer.

Click here forSUMMER RENTAL RATES

• There is no sales tax in Anchorage.

Three of many in-town trails.


   "Middle Earth" trail  - Kincaid Park 



Tony Knowles Coastal Trail.
Trail starts 5 blocks from our store.
Click here for trail condition update


"Jeff's Woop Woop" trail - Hillside.

 
Showroom inside

Sidewalk access/first room of bikes.



Indoor testing range leading to sidewalk.  Corner of two more rooms filled with bikes. 


Longest section of indoor testing range.  Complimentary bench press in our third room.  We also have large stretching mats for before or after your ride.  

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SEASONAL STORE HOURS



WINTER

November - February: 11 am - 6 pm however arrangements can be made to rent earlier and return later.  Hours start to expan in mid-February.  Check back here for updates.


SPRING

Mid March - Mid May.
Hours expand as daylight increases and snow melts. Check back here for updates.

SUMMER

Mid May - Early September.

Open 8 a.m. Close 11 p.m.


FALL

September 2  - October 31.

Initially 8 am - 10 pm but hours decrease since we lose 5.5 minutes per day so check back here for updates.





Returning from mountain biking in Kincaid Park
High Speed Guy after returning from
mountain biking in Kincaid Park.

PEDAL POWER ONLY BIKES

8-Speed Hybrids (shifter on right hand): First 3 hours - $20.  Additional hours: $4, $3, $2, $1 . . . 24 hours - $34.
24-Speed Hybrids,  (shifters on both hands)
First 3 hours - $23.
Additional hours: $4, $3, $2, $1 . . .
24 hours - $36.  

If you know how to shift gears with both hands it's the best extra $3 you ever spent.  If you don't, it might just be the worst extra $3 you've ever spent.

Week  $175 (unless otherwise stated for a particular bike.)

Multi-day and weekly renters can swap out one type of bike for another as often as they like.  See FAQ 11.

Multi day and weekly bikers have options other than renting.  FAQ 3 explains the variables and options that can save you money.




ELECTRIC BIKES

Electric Bikes  - $45 for 3 hours.  
Additional hours: $4, $3, $2, $1 . . .
24 hours - $75.

We currently have 40 E-bikes in our fleet.

There is no sales tax in Anchorage.

Click here to compare our rates with our main competitor.

Click here for main menu of all types of bikes which include Road, Mountain, Tandems, Kids, Tag-Alongs, Trailers,  

RENTAL ACCESSORIES

Free lock, helmet, map, panniers, frame bags, repair kit.

Also free bear spray for multi-day renters and mountain bikers using hillside trails.

Car Bike Rack - $5 day if you're renting a bike from us.  $10 per day for your own bikes. We have both hitch and strap on bike racks for rent.

Clip-in Pedals (spd) and shoes $4 first day, free thereafter.  See FAQ 12.

 
Bike trail in Anchorage

Inbound Coastal Trail rider near Earthquake Park.


 

Anchorage airport is world's 3rd busiest for air cargo.  Five miles out on the Coastal Trail watch a parade of aircraft (frequently 747s) take off and land.

WE NEVER RUN OUT OF BIKES

We will have many bikes for you to choose from when you get here. Selecting a bike is a collaboration. We ask questions to narrow the choices then suggest a bike which you test. Sometimes people test two or three.

After you decide which bike to rent, verify it shifts and brakes properly and that it is safe.  Trust but Verify.

 Next we provide a map and direction sheet and explain where to go (usually coastal trail), how to get there and what to expect.

No guide is needed to bike the coastal trail.  Keep the ocean on your right on the way out, and on your left on the way back.

Some people decide to bike back on the Alternate Return Route. If you choose it, dovetail the detailed direction sheet with a highlighted map.

FAQ 1 - 3 explains why summer reservations are not needed for short term rentals and cost saving options if you'll be in Alaska for more than one week. 

Testimonial from our guest book

 
Evening is a great time to ride

Outbound Coastal Trail rider.

Moose are frequently encountered

Moose are frequently encountered between mile marker 6 and 11.