Bike rental Picardie

The Bay of the Somme has 49 km of cycle tracks and nine routes, three of which are signposted from Saint-Valéry. Each route, from 8 to 28 km, is symbolised by a colour and a bird of the bay. With the recent arrival of the Vélomaritime, there is also the opportunity to join a Eurovéloroute, for an infinitely longer, maritime journey full of discovery! While waiting to pedal with your nose to the wind, don't hesitate to prepare your future trip on the remarkably detailed website.

The essential agency to get around by bike in Amiens! Here you can rent all kinds of bikes: city bikes, folding bikes, children's bikes, mountain bikes, electrically assisted bikes and even scooters, trailers or tandems. In short, there's something for every need! The agency, which is linked to Ametis, also offers learning modules for those who would like to learn the basics of city riding or to train in bicycle mechanics. Busyclette even organises night rides to discover the city in a different way. Finally, on the website you will find an interactive map with parking options, rental locations and itineraries.

Located near the racecourse at the entrance of the cycle track which crosses the forest (a good kilometre from the town centre) this bike hire company (VTC, VTT, tandem and electrically assisted bikes) awaits you from spring to autumn. You will be provided with free maps of the routes and helmets and accessories such as anti-puncture and anti-theft devices... The renter can provide cycles in hotels, guest houses or at the departure of the stations. Do not hesitate to call him to know if weekday or off-season rentals are possible.

This association proposes in its bike station very good deals, especially for the inhabitants or those who stay some time in Beauvais. You will find all kinds of bikes, from the most classic to the less common: scooter, tandem, light racing bike mounted with mountain bike handlebars for more comfort, children's bike with small wheels. They also sell second-hand parts and help you give your old bike a new lease on life. They are located next to the train station, a nice and very useful address.

In Amiens, there are more than twenty self-service stations available 7 days a week. Each green bike can be returned to any station 24 hours a day. Located close to where people live, the stations are on average 200 to 300 m apart. You can download the map from the website. Access to the bikes is via a kiosk system, and you can opt for day or annual subscriptions. Payment and subscription can be made online for long-term subscriptions.