The bike rental includes several items (bottle holders, a hand pump, a saddlebag with repair tools, etc.), but you can also rent additional items from us such as a helmet, pedals, or a Garmin or Wahoo GPS mount.

Please let us know in advance what you'd like to rent, and we'll make sure everything is included when the bike is delivered.

We do not rent cycling clothing or shoes."

We deliver the bikes in Ghent and the wider area. We deliver bikes to the lobby of a hotel or a house or apartment that was booked via airBnB, or to the address of a private person or company.

For the time being, it is not possible to pick up the bicycles yourself anywhere.

We assume that you bring the following items yourself for your bike tour:

- A bicycle helmet (if this does not work, please contact us and we will find a solution together),

- Pedals, although we can also provide pedals. Contact us and we will find a solution together.

- Customised cycling clothing (incl. shoes),

- Food for the road if you wish,

- A GPS if you want. We can provide a GPS holder for a Garmin device.

The answer is unequivocal: Yes!! In Flanders, every self-respecting cyclist wears a quality helmet. You will rarely see a cyclist without a helmet.

Wearing a helmet while cycling is important for your safety!

We assume that you will provide your own helmet. If that’s not possible, please contact us, and we will find a solution together.

Certainly!

Ghent is the ideal starting point for cycling enthusiasts who want to explore Flanders. Located in the heart of Flanders, Ghent offers a perfect base for a wide range of bike rides, from leisurely journeys through picturesque villages to challenging routes through the hills of the Flemish Ardennes.

The city itself is steeped in cycling history and culture, with a rich past as the host of numerous major cycling events.

From Ghent, you can easily access the iconic roads of the Flemish Spring Classics. Hop on your bike and follow the route of the legendary Tour of Flanders, riding over the infamous cobblestones of the Paterberg, Koppenberg, and Oude Kwaremont. These challenging climbs provide a unique opportunity to test yourself against the course that professional riders face each spring.

But Ghent offers more than just sporting challenges. The city itself is a gem to cycle through, with its picturesque canals, a medieval castle, and lively squares. Combine your bike ride with a visit to the many historical landmarks or enjoy a well-deserved break in one of the numerous cozy cafés and restaurants.