Riding a bike safely requires adherence to traffic laws, especially the one about not taking flight unless there’s an alien in your front basket. Get home safely with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $29 for any bicycle tour up to a $59 value for one (up to a $59 value)
- $55 for any bicycle tour up to a $59 value for two (up to a $118 value)
- $99 for any bicycle tour up to a $59 value for four (up to a $236 value)
- $50 for $100 worth any bicycle tour of more than a $59 value
Customers receive a bike and helmet. For an additional $15, customers can keep their bike for the rest of the day.<p>
Generally lasting four hours or fewer, tours up to a $59 value explore several areas of Manhattan on easy to moderately difficult routes such as Inside Central Park, the 9/11 Memorial, and New York at Night. Longer tours—all valid with the fourth option—range from the 32-mile, seven-hour Ride ‘Round Manhattan ($89) to the Three Islands Tour ($99), which starts in Brooklyn Bridge Park and ends on Governors Island via Lower Manhattan and the ferry. See the full list of tours for specific departure times and dates.<p>
Bike and Roll
Leading more than 30 bike tours across the nation, the cycling enthusiasts at Bike and Roll fuel a passion for healthy, eco-friendly transportation via guided tours and self-guided rides atop rental bikes. Their fleet of two-wheelers stakes a claim to Trek bicycles—the same brand that propelled Lance Armstrong to victory—and other recreation, transportation, road, and children's bikes. Riders can pedal behind a guide during the Ride 'Round Manhattan tour, which circles the Statue of Liberty and the Ulysses S. Grant Memorial before cruising along the Harlem River bike path. More adventurous cyclists can board rental cycles on their own and confer with free maps to conduct a jaunt across the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges while drinking in the skyline and making Waldo spottings along the river. Bike and Roll also outfits patrons with other specialty transportation, such as in-line skates, segways, and magic carpets programmed to swing past the tops of only historic buildings.:m]]