We would really like to recommend Ryan and Everybody's Bikes for bike hire in Portland, OR! We…read morehired 2 x gravel-road bikes for 10 days and they were of high quality and in great condition. Added to this Ryan was super helpful in explaining in how to navigate Porland and the surrounding area. We had a wonderful time exploring!

It's a must to go on a bike ride with the family or friends in Portland came across everybody's…read morebike rentals and was not disappointed. Ryan was amazing he matched us perfectly with our bikes and was a chill and friendly guy. Reasonable prices for the whole family the bikes were in perfect riding conditions we had no issues. Highly recommended and will definitely visit again!

Shannon K was the BEST tour guide. Very knowledgeable and willing to be flexible with stops. I…read morelearned so much in such a short time about Portland. I highly recommend the city tour if you're short on time but want to get a feel for Downtown Portland.

A bit late and behind, but I've got to give a shoutout to Susan from Around Portland Tour! If…read moreyou're planning a trip to Portland (OR), I highly recommend doing the tour at the start of your trip--not the end--because now I have to come back just to follow up on other "tidbits and records " she shared on the history of Portland's parks and recreation scenes. The tour kicks off by meeting up at a red building--easiest to find if you're walking just outside the perimeter. Look for a small black signage on the door. The owner usually leaves the door unlocked in the morning hours so look for benches set up for you to seat and wait for your group. Susan, our guide, is a Portland native who left for college and returned back to Portland. She gave us some great bonus insights beyond the standard tour -- like history of the places, including local tycoons, how roads were funded and how each section of the districts were divided. More importantly , she suggested a ghost tour and highly recommend to try biking around town--definitely on my list for next time!

It's a naked bike ride, what more is there to say. It can be fun and interesting. Be open minded…read moreand remember it's for a great cause. It's to protest the world's dependency on oil.

The only problem is the date. It should be a Saturday in July. Its mostly at night and it was a…read morerefreshing 60 degrees. Cathedral Park was the best start location in five years. The band, stage, slope for viewing, just perfect.

I tried to book the brew barge once a year for three years, every. single. time. I got a call the…read moreday of saying they had to cancel. I was told I would get a complimentary ride or brew barge and never heard anything back. would NOT book.

DO NOT buy from this company. 5 friends and I bought tickets for September 14 but got a call day of…read morethat they were having mechanical issues and they would give us a refund and a complimentary ride. Well its December and still no refund. Over $300!!! Many messages promising to refund but no follow through.

I. Ought a couple of Pedegos three years ago that I love. I purchased the bikes when they were…read morelocated in downtown Portland. Now they have move their store to NE Portland on MLK and Broadway. I prefer this new location. Their service is second to none. When purchasing an electric bike the service department is l most important. Electric bikes are cool. And don't listen to anyone who says you can't get a proper workout with an electric bike....it's a LIE!!!! They are amazing bikes and tons and tons of FUN.

They aren't open during posted hours and will hold your bike hostage. I was told one to two days…read morefor a tune up and it's been over two weeks. I went to pick up my bike today and they're closed, as they always are. No notice whatsoever. Chase is terrible.

Great day exploring and taking in some sensational sights. Staff was friendly, welcoming and…read moreexplained everything perfectly. They even had snacks and refreshments afterwards that we enjoyed in the car back to the hotel. E-bikes are definitely the way to go since almost every parking lot was packed and I think you even needed a parking pass at Multnomah. Bikes had plenty of battery and power and the ride itself was quite relaxing. You have to deal with occasional passing vehicles but not too nerve wracking as everyone is driving slow anyway. Overall, picked up some great memories and had fun doing it!

I rented an e bike for the full day & ended up with 43 miles under my belt & about 7 miles hiked…read morealong the way. I cannot recommend E-bike Multnomah Falls more highly as Brian was a freakin pleasure to deal with. I drove down from cougar & took the scenic route so I didn't show up a full 20 mins early requested but that didn't seem to matter. Brian shook my hand introduced himself & then began the important stuff regarding safety, operation, & route suggestions. Since I had the bike all day he told me to call him on my way back from the waterfall route when I get close & he would swap me out a fresh battery so I can explore the trail going towards Bonneville dam & Cascade Locks. He was waiting by the rode & had me zipping along no time wasted. He told me the best thing to see was the Bonneville fish hatchery & he was not wrong. Such a cool stop on the trail & well worth the time. I had time to make it to cascade locks grab a beer at thunder head then book it back at full speed & get the bike back to him 30 mins earlier than drop off at 5. This was an amazing way to see the area & kept leapfrogging people on the waterfall trolleys & many asked me about the bike rental so I was happy to refer them. It really is an unparalleled adventure if you like to bike. 43 miles the day after I summited Mount Saint Helens & the e bike made it feel like I did a 1/4 of that manually at most.

Love Cynergy E-bikes, prefer over River City for e-bike maintenance. I stopped in to look at…read morehelmets and was looking at latest model of the Giant Fastroad, I have an older version circa 2020. The front fender on my Giant had lost the sprocket, and I was asking about replacements. Sales person queried the bike tech who found an unused sprocket in the back. They gave it to me to try. With a few adjustments at home the replace part worked.

Bob has been excellent working on my Quad recumbent E bike . It's been a complicated project I've…read moreasked him to solve . Bob has gone way and above anything I would have expected in figuring out my problem. I couldn't be more impressed at this point . He's also done a few other projects on that same quad which turned out great! He's a great guy to work with , Always responding to every text or phone call quickly. I would definitely recommend Cynergy E Bikes for any and all repairs to your bikes no matter the style .

We booked an independent travel style tour with this company this last summer, as some friends…read morerecommended it. We were touring wine country and excited for what we hoped would be a good experience, as it was one of our first trips since covid. I have never been so disappointed. The communication was terrible, and that should have been the first warning sign. The tour has the potential to be good but the services were lacking, the accommodations were not as advertised, route details were poor, and the tour overall was not at all what we had hoped for. My husband tried to call but never got a return call back from the manager. We have been on several similar tours with other companies and this by far was the biggest let down. I cannot recommend this company.

I have the distinction of being LifeCycle Adventures' first client for their Oregon bike touring…read more I had a 5-day/4-night solo bike tour of the Willamette Valley in Oregon in late April 2010. My route included Portland, Forest Grove, McMinnville, and Silverton, and it was tailored to my own specific interests and cycling abilities. Although I was their first Oregon cyclist riding during a decidedly dicey time of the year, my experience was fantastic from start to finish. The tour was organized meticulously and with a personal touch. Weeks in advance of my trip, I was in frequent contact with one of the tour organizers by e-mail and phone as they worked out my route and prepared for my arrival. They gave very personalized treatment and were always friendly and helpful. The accommodations I had each night always exceeded my expectations. In Forest Grove I enjoyed an exquisite 1910s Craftsman style bed and breakfast -- all to myself! -- and the proprietor brought me over a hot meal from the diner she also ran a few blocks way. The bike I rented was a real delight and a surprise. I was expecting a Trek road bike based on the information provided by the website; that would've been adequate. Instead I was given a Masi, a fine California brand with Italian racing heritage. A real treat to ride. One day I took a minor spill on the bike, and the next morning one of the tour organizers drove down to meet me at the b&b to check out the (minor) damage and replace a derailleur cable. Nice to know that you can count on them to not only cart your luggage to the next town on the route but be there to assist you wherever you are. And indeed, throughout the trip I was in surprisingly frequent contact with the organizes by phone, email and text message. (It's definitely a plus to have a smart phone while riding.) Being an east coast native, I absolutely loved Oregon. The Willamette Valley is charming and beautiful, full of orchards, wineries, hop fields, and tree nurseries. Folks were friendly everywhere I went. And the wine! The best Pinot Noir anywhere. If you're in McMinnville, you must try Nick's for an elegant but relaxed dinner. Small town sophistication. There were a couple of minor glitches in the bike route. Some of the mileage information and one turn instruction were inaccurate, and once or twice I encountered unpaved roads when I wasn't expecting them. But that was to be expected as a sort of pioneer. (The tour organizers warned me of this too, and reduced my charges accordingly.) I'm confident, knowing the tour organizers just from my experience with them on this trip, that they'll work out these minor kinks and have better route and guidebook information as they head into the summer season. I would have given LifeCycle a full 5 star review if it weren't for the latter issue. Overall I was delighted with the support they provided on the trip and hope to go with them again soon.