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Like Vélib' in Paris, B-cycle is a self-service bicycle service that makes it easy to get around Madison. The network, which has recently expanded, now includes 45 stations and 300 bicycles spread throughout the city. Madison B-Cycle is particularly popular with students, who appreciate its affordable rates and convenience. We recommend its use for short trips, as there is a surcharge for more than 30 minutes.

This association promotes soft means of transport, such as cycling and walking. It organizes walking and cycling events throughout the city and around Lake Champlain. You can rent a two-wheeler for a few hours or a day. Cycling is a great way to get to know Burlington and, more importantly, to get around the Lake Champlain area. You can rent a bike (or an e-bike) for a few hours or for one or more days. Reservations are required on the website.

Cycling is the best way to discover Nantucket, and this company understands that. Nantucket Bike Tour does much more than just rent bikes: it offers tours of Nantucket in small groups, led by guides who know the island inside out and who punctuate the rides with anecdotes. Depending on what you want to do, join a brewery, ride to Sconset, ride into the sunset or explore the historic buildings. There's something for everyone! Bicycles are provided, as well as helmets.

Located in Springdale, the town at the entrance to Zion National Park, the Zion Cycle bike store is the ideal place to rent two-wheelers and explore the park. The shop offers a wide range of models, from mountain bikes to road bikes and electric bikes. Children's bikes are also available, as are bike racks and trailers. The store also offers a maintenance and repair service. A must for cycling enthusiasts.

ATV enthusiasts won't want to miss this address. Bob, aka "Bobby Big Ring", the owner, is an enthusiast and a true connoisseur of his region. He knows all the good spots in the area and will be happy to advise you on the best routes to take, whatever the terrain. Very friendly and knowledgeable in his field, Bob also takes the time to chat, and will have some great cycling stories to tell you from around the world. Located right next door to the Franconia Inn.