Getting around by bike Rhônes-Alpes

Lyon, the first city in France to offer bike sharing (since 2005), is the European champion for self-service bicycles. 5,000 bicycles to rent in one of the 428 stations scattered in 22 municipalities! Renting a Vélo'v is easy. Just find your station, create an account and choose your formula: daily, year-round, occasional with the first 30 minutes free. Possibility to add an electric battery to boost your E-Vélo'v. Simple, economical, ecological, Vélo'v accompanies all our journeys.

Accessible 7 days a week and 24 hours a day, VéliVert is an organization that allows you to borrow a bike from one station and return it to another. It is thus possible to pedal freely for 20 minutes, the time of a day's ride or more depending on the subscription chosen. Think of the smartphone application which is very functional. Vélivert also offers "long term bikes", in other words electrically assisted bikes that you can keep at home for a given period of time. So come and enjoy the benefits of cycling.

Vélogik les Ateliers is a bicycle repair store located in Grenoble's Saint-Bruno district. Vélogik's experts are passionate about bikes, and are able to work on all types of bikes, whether cargo bikes, mountain bikes, VAEs or classic bikes. They offer a wide range of repair services, such as changing tubes and/or tires in the event of a puncture, brake adjustment, gear adjustment, standard overhaul, electrical diagnostics, etc. The workshop also welcomes walk-in customers. In addition to repair services, Vélogik also sells accessories and equipment for cyclists, such as helmets, locks, lighting, etc.

The Touk Touk d'Annecy is an electrically-assisted tricycle with driver that offers tours of the city of Annecy. It's an unusual way to discover the city and its various sites, from the Neolithic period to the present day. Touk Touk is also available as a cab in Annecy. Touk Touk also offers contactless delivery services, with the option of ordering via the Deliveroo and Uber Eats platforms.