Everybody’s Bike Rentals & Tours

Awesome service, great product, very helpful and friendly staff. Rent from these guys!

Great, friendly staff. Renting a bike is a great way to get around Portland if you are visiting. I highly recommend these guys!

Three cheers for Erich! I signed up for the Farms & Food tour and when I arrived, found out that I was the only one signed up for a Thursday tour. How awesome to have a «private» tour of NE Portland. Erich is not only a super cool person to hang out with one on one for a few hours, but also very knowledgeable about things to do and see not only in Portland, but all of Oregon. We biked about 10 miles and stopped at Pip’s doughnuts, a small home with chickens and goats in the front yard (so Portland!), rode past some really beautiful homes on Alameda Street, a community tree house, Tamale Boy, Bushwhacker Cider for a flight of amazing ciders with a host that looks like Bradley Cooper!, and Peninsula Park that had some gorgeously fragrant roses. I hope they add a few more tours to their menu because I’d sign up in a heartbeat.

Rentals that included a Lock and Helmet. Great selection, friendly and accommodating staff. I thought we got a great deal and it was close to our hotel. Forgot to nab a T-​Shirt there. :/​Will become my go-​to when in town. Keep it up!

Friendly service and quality bikes. My wife and I rented bikes to explore the Portland area. We will be back for more next vacation :)

The Beer and Parks tour was great! Erich took a group of us out, showing us great little parks and some really good drinking spots. He was quick to help adjust bikes, helmets and give tips on riding. I really want to come back and do the other tour they offer because I know it’s as good as this one was.
The shop itself is a well run place. If you are just looking for a bike they get you out of there quickly and the choice of bikes covers any size, and the prices are great too!
I definitely recommend this place if you’re in Portland. For just a bike or for the tour, you won’t be disappointed.

My hubby and I rented a couple of road bikes here while visiting Portland. They have tons of bikes available for rent (road bikes and commuter bikes). We obviously went with the road bikes because that’s what we ride back home. I got a centurion rode bike and my hubs got a trek. it was nostalgic because i use to own a vintage centurion. i wouldnt recommend renting an old school road bike unless you already know how to ride it because everyone in this city rides pretty fast and you definitely dont want to be struggling while riding on the road.
renting was easy, it took probably less than 10 minutes. the bikes come with front and rear lights as well as a lock. they also give you the option to rent helmets too but we opted out (its included with the rental). the road bike rentals are $ 30 per day (24 hours) which is a GREAT price. returning the bike was just as quick and easy as the initial pick up. they check to make sure there are no major damage and you’re good to go!
super friendly staff, lots of quality bikes, and super affordable! i would absolutely come back and rent again whenever i come back to this city!

Simple, attentive, efficient and affordable. Really helpful staff who will fit you for a bike, offer you a helmet, make you sign some stuff, and send you on your way, all in about ten minutes. We returned our bikes two days later and that process was cordial and took about one minute. They’ll be my first stop every time I visit Portland from now on! Don’t waste your time on Portland’s (very good) transit system — rent bikes!

My husband and I spent a fantastic afternoon with Erich on the Food and Farms tour, who was, despite record heat for PDX, peppy, chatty, insightful, safe, and just plain fun! Erich ushered us from donut appetizers to locally grown lunch enjoyed in the tree shade in a park, and a charity brewery for dessert, through quirky neighborhoods and stately boulevards, all the while knowledgeably pointing out fun facts and neats stats to our delight.

Great bike store. Reasonable rates to rent some solid, old road bikes. I think it cost roughly $ 30/​day for a road bike and $ 25 for a city bike. Had a problem with the back gear popping out and they fixed it quickly and comped us for the trouble. Seemed really concerned with us having a good time in renting bikes vs making a quick buck. Would come back and rent from them next time I visit Portland.

Last year I wrote this but it never posted I guess: Great bike. I rented a road bike for a week. It was clearly well-​tuned. I put like 35 miles a day on it and it was just so reliable. Not a squeak, super comfy. The service was fantastic. I’ll be back for sure.
And I did come back and it was even better this time. See you next summer Portland and EBR&T!!!

Great quality bike used for the Bend Ale Trail. Was delivered and picked up at our rental. Plus it’s a super great deal– only $ 20 for the day. Highly recommended!

I had recently moved to Portland when I signed up to take a bike tour for a Saturday afternoon. I loved that this experience felt very «local» and was out of the more traditional realm of touristy things. Erich was my tour guide and he was warm, friendly, and checked in frequently about the pace of the tour and the destinations. I felt like the tour was customized to meet my specific interests including an incredible gluten-​free bakery! The whole experience was a great deal-​3 hours of fun and explorations for $ 40. I highly recommend this experience both for tourists who want to get the true Portland vibe and for locals who just want to delve more into the NE neighborhood.

I was in Portland for a conference and these guys were great! renting a bike was a great way to get around, and they had excellent service. I also appreciated that they stressed safety, the rental included a helmet!

Stayed at an airbnb while in PDX visiting friends for a bicycle bar hop around town and the owner of the house suggested I rent bikes from Everybody’s Bike Rentals. My wife and I walked in at 10am and after a brief wait were fitted onto some late-80’s commuter bikes, strapped on some helmets, and were handed keys to the provided u-​locks and were on our way.
$ 25 per day per bike. Bikes are older but well-​maintained. Only reason this isn’t a 5-​star review is because at the very end of the ride my chain decided to lodge itself between the dérailleur and the cassette and rendered itself unrideable. Even had a bike mechanic riding with us in the group who took a look at it and said «yeah, never seen that happen before.»
If you’re looking for something pretty to ride, or are wanting shocks or disc brakes, you’re in the wrong place. But if you want a functional bike to ride around town for a couple of days you’ve found your spot. Bonus, I accidentally broke their headlight when I was trying to fix the chain, and they didn’t charge me for it. Karma points for them!

I rented a vintage road bike here while visiting Portland recently.
The service was prompt and friendly.
The bike itself was excellently maintained and I probably did 80 miles on it in 5 days with no problems !
The best part was it only cost $ 109 for 5 days, a very good deal.
I would definitely rent from them again

When I booked a tour of north/​northeast Portland with EBR, I expected to have a good time. My expectations were blown out of the water by our excellent guide, Erich. He was great to talk to, giving lots of advice about what what to see and do in Portland that was off the beaten path. He was happy to accommodate whatever we wanted to do.
The process of booking the tour was made easy by emailing with Dan, who was speedy and helpful in replying to my questions.
My boyfriend and I also ended up renting bikes from EBR throughout our time in Portland and were very happy with the service and value. Even when we stayed in Ladd’s Addition, we went out of our way to get our rentals from EBR because we had such a good experience with them.

Portland is best seen by bike. Hands down. This is why when my boyfriend and I visited for the first time, we knew we had to get on two wheels. After learning about this place from just a random Google search, we caught a Lyft to their location and were greeted by Patrick, a super friendly and knowledgable bike-​loving guy.
We didn’t have to make a reservation for our rental, there were plenty of bikes available in a variety of styles and sizes.
While we settled the paperwork, Patrick was extremely interested in what we had planned during our stay. He made great suggestions on how to plus out our rough day-​to-​day itinerary — from cool tap rooms to check out to restaurants serving up the good stuff. He also equipped us with a great bike map and tips on the best routes to take to avoid super busy streets.
The bikes themselves were in great condition and you couldn’t beat the price. $ 60 for 3 days? Awesome sauce!
Next time I’m back in Portland, regardless of where I’m staying, they’ll be my first stop. Thanks EBR!

These guys were great. I got a solid bike, which fit my needs at a really reasonable price for three days. I really took advantage of it and rode to a number of breweries and restaurants with my brother-​in-​law (safely at all times!). And it was great to be able to bop into downtown Portland and back from the Mississippi District within about 15 minutes and back. I was able to hit up Powell’s and some other great Portland locations without needing a car at all. They’ll fit you for the bike. Comes with a helmet, lights and lock, so you’re all good to go.

Call in advance to make sure they have the size for your height. Typically they do even when other popular rental shops are sold out. Another reason we like to come here.
There are some nice bike routes heading east in some really nice neighborhoods. I suggest heading south a few blocks and then east up towards Fremont. Nice homes. Get to about 82^nd then cut cross back through laurelhurst and Hollywood area. Stop at the local food places and have a drink and food. Tons if little cool bars and restaurants to sit outside at all around these areas. Have fun.