NUM's directory maps 16 bike rental and bike tour shops in Berlin, a flat city with long cycle lanes and short tempers about pavements.
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Fat Tire Bike Tours — Guided bike tours and rentals from a base in the center. Right for a first ride, when you want someone else to handle the route and the traffic. (52.5212, 13.4091) · Directions ↗
Pino Touren & Rennrad Vermietung — Road bike rental, going by its name. For riders who want to head out to the lakes rather than potter around Mitte. (52.4901, 13.3192) · Directions ↗
Swapfiets — The Dutch subscription service with the blue front tyre. Monthly rather than daily, which suits anyone staying for weeks rather than days. (52.5234, 13.4019) · Directions ↗
Zoomo E-bikes — E-bikes rented on subscription, mainly to delivery and courier riders. Not a day-trip rental, but worth knowing if you are working in the city. (52.5238, 13.4144) · Directions ↗Germany has no helmet law for adult cyclists, and pedal-assist e-bikes capped at 25 km/h need no license. Adults may not ride on the pavement, and where a cycle path carries a round blue sign you must use it. Lights are required after dark and the drink-drive rules apply to bikes too. As for deposits, a card pre-authorization or cash is normal. Never hand over a passport to hold. Offer a copy and your card instead, and walk away from any shop that insists.
NUM's directory maps 16 bike rental and bike tour businesses in Berlin, including monthly subscription services.
No, there is no helmet law for adults in Germany, though wearing one is sensible.
No. Use a card pre-authorization or cash and keep your passport with you.
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