Bike rental Ille-Et-Vilaine

An institution in Paramé, Cycles Nicole has been part of Saint-Malo since 1988. This store allows you to rent mountain bikes, electric bikes, or even scooters of 50 (BSR or equivalent mandatory) and 125 CC (Motorcycle license or B license > 2 years with insurance statement according to French regulations or 7h training certificate), by the day, by the week and even up to one month. Here, you will have bikes in good working order for your rides or work. You will benefit from precious advices to make your excursions in all peace.

Since 1999, this super boutique in the heart of Rennes has been a specialist in two-wheelers: mountain bikes, city bikes, folding bikes and fixed-gear bikes... There's plenty to choose from, and interesting offers. Pierre is an enthusiast who doesn't hesitate to introduce innovative equipment to his stall, such as this fully connected scooter. The shop sells mainly new products, but also offers repair services. If you're just passing through, it's also a good place to rent the ideal vehicle for your strolls along the canal or through the streets of Rennes.

It's possible to discover Brocéliande on an electrically-assisted bicycle! Leaving from Paimpont, just a stone's throw from the abbey, 45 rental VTCs await you for a completely free tour. You can also take a half-day storytelling tour on horseback with Guillaume, your storyteller, to meet the magical creatures of Brocéliande and walk (or rather pedal!) in the footsteps of the Knights of the Round Table (Tuesdays and/or Thursdays during the vacations). Smart: the day pass includes entry to the Gate of Secrets.

There's a New York feel to this urban boutique in the South Station, with its spaciousness, floor-to-ceiling carpets and raw materials, not to mention the brick on the walls. The place is relaxed and warm. The focus here is on the sale of urban bikes, some of them second-hand: city bikes, folding bikes (electric or not), longtails (you can sit 2 kids on the back) and all sorts of accessories to make cycling more comfortable (muffs, rain capes and skirts) and safer (helmets, fluorescent textiles, bells). The designs are really cool and, above all, the advice comes from 3 enthusiasts who are determined to increase the number of bike enthusiasts in Rennes.