We rent bikes from mike. Good service. Nice guy, straight talk. No complaints. Bikes were hybrids…read morein great condition but no suspension, which sucks cause new orleans streets suck bad

I agree with the comments. Super condescending. I would say more like a "D". You know, begins with…read moreD and ends with ick. Called about a bike repair. I felt like I had bothered him. Went to Massey's instead. Much better vibe and people who are friendly and want to help.

I love this place. I've been here twice to rent bikes for the Tammany Trace and I've had a great…read moreexperience both times. They were so accommodating when finding the right bike for my family member. They gave tips and directions and had extra helmets too. Totally recommend!!!

Nothing but fantastic things to say about Brooks Bike shops...both of them!!…read more Great suggestions and information for tourists who have no clue where they are or where they are going. Great rates, great bikes, great people!! We will be back!

I purchased a used cruiser at Alex's. It became my best friend for a 3 week visit to New Orleans…read more Thank you to the helpful staff.

Renting bikes from Alex was one of the best decisions we made on our recent trip to Nola. We stayed…read moreat Hotel Peter and Paul in the Marigny and were just a few minutes walk from his bike shop. Alex is friendly, courteous, and happily answered all our questions. We canceled our rental car reservation when we learned we could get around much more efficiently on bikes. His cruisers are cute, comfy, and he provided us with bike locks and helmets. Pickup and returns were super easy. We'll definitely be visiting him again when we return!

If you're looking for an authentic, off-the-beaten-path way to experience New Orleans, this bike…read moretour is a must. It takes you far beyond the usual Bourbon Street crowds and immerses you in the heart of the city. Our guide, Guy, was phenomenal--his deep knowledge of New Orleans' history, culture, and unique neighborhoods made the whole experience so much richer. You start in the vibrant French Quarter and then pedal along the Mississippi River, exploring a historic neighborhood with beautiful sights along the way. A standout moment was seeing an above-ground cemetery, a fascinating piece of the city's history. The City Park was also beautiful to see. This tour was not only a great way to see New Orleans, but it also made me appreciate the city in ways I wouldn't have otherwise. Guy's enthusiasm and expertise kept me engaged throughout, and I learned so much about the area. It was hands-down the best thing I did while in New Orleans, and I can't recommend it enough for anyone wanting to see the city beyond the typical tourist spots!

Buzz Nola's electric bike tour is one of the best ways to kick off your time in New Orleans. It's…read moreperfect for getting your bearings early, giving you a feel for the neighborhoods, key sights, and overall layout of the city. Adam was an exceptional guide; knowledgeable, engaging, and full of fascinating historical insights at each stop along the way. The experience is smooth, fun, and informative without ever feeling rushed. I've booked with Buzz Nola four different times, and it's consistently been a highlight. Highly recommend for both first-time visitors and return trips alike.

As a starter this is the best maintained bike trail I've ever ridden. There virtually no ruts or…read morefrost heaves and the surface is smooth from end to end. I really enjoyed the ride from both ends once I got started. However, the signage to get on the main trail, whether starting in Slidell at the part on the Trailhead Center in Covington was abysmal. We came from Lexington, Kentucky just to ride on the trail and spent over half an hour on both ends getting onto the trail that took us to other end. The small sign upon leaving the park area in Slidell indicated we were "on the trail" but more signage was needed to indicate which way to go and turn to get on the trail to Covington. In Covington there had a great museum but the worker and the museum failed to give any indication that the beginning part of the trail was closed due to bridge repair. We only found out about the "detour" from a bike shop owner who gave good but complex directions about how to navigate the detour. Thirty minutes later after walking and asking for help did we finally get on the trail. There is no way that any agency responsible the trail can claim there isn't any money for signage. When you have a million plus dollar trail of this caliber you certainly have $50 to spend for small signs. Please get this corrected. People using the trail deserve better service.

One of the best things this area has done in the past 20yrs is develop an old rail line into this…read morerunning/biking trail. The scenery is beautiful on this 28-mile long trail. The Trace has so much to offer for trail users of all ages. From the brewery and brew pub in Abita to the numerous playgrounds and parks that line the trail, you won't lack for things to see and do as you make your way from Covington to Slidell. And the trail is almost entirely flat and can even be ridden on a single speed bicycle with no problem. Of course it is also nice for walking, inline skating and jogging. Portions of the trail are also available for horseback riding but horses are not allowed to cross the Bayou Lacombe drawbridge. Many visitors to the Trace will access it from New Orleans. If you get hungry you can find great places to eat in Covington, Abita Springs, Mandeville, Lacombe, and Slidell. In between, you will see some beautiful Louisiana countryside and wildlife, especially in the Fontainebleau State Park and two different wildlife refuges. Some other helpful tips: Check out the Kid's Konnection playground. It is a very nice handicap-accessible playground for all the kids. Also no dogs are allowed anywhere on the Trace. Tammany Trace is the premier running/biking trail in the metro area!!

We were looking for electric bikes to buy. We visited most of the bike shops here and settled on…read moreEBike. The owners, Chris and Jeanelle Carson, unlike the other shops, do all their sales, so they know their products. They also own one in New Orleans, but live here. We were very impressed with them, their friendliness, their knowledge and their bikes. I have noticed others in my subdivision riding the same products. Completely satisfied. Oh, and their bikes were less expensive than comparable ones elsewhere.

From the owner: We Specialize in demonstrating, education, test rides, sales and service of Electric bikes so our…read morecustomers can enjoy the fun and capabilities of electric bike ownership. Ebike Baton Rouge wants its customers to get the most out of their E-Bike purchase Test rides also available Monday & Wednesday by appointment

John and Byron were very helpful! Fun day on the lake! we had a great time out there .read more

This was the highlight of our New Orleans trip for our kids. Our rental clerk was John and he was…read moregreat at explaining all of the rules and how to use the bikes. He was even kind enough to take a group pic of us before we started! The kids had a blast!

Bikes were not in the best of condition. It took a while to get the bikes, and it was not…read moreinexpensive. We discovered a newer bike shop closer to the path that we would try next time.

Love this place and these guys...super nice and super helpful…read more This was our third time to rent from them and it was great as before Very scenic part of town! Highly recommend them

An outstanding historical bike ride through the Garden District and Cemeteries! Sarah is the best,…read moreI could ride and listen to her all-day, we definitely enjoyed our time with her. The ride is a medium and easy pace, with plenty of stops and loaded with New Orleans history, gossip, murder, facts and tales! Thank you, Sarah we loved our tour with you!

We decided to do the New Orleans City Bike Tour to get a whole feel of the city on our first visit…read more Justin was our tour guide and was very knowledgeable, clear in the information, personable, and made sure we were safe and together at all times during the tour. Our group he noted was a little larger than usual with 9 folks but he did a good job. Bikes were functioning fine and helmets are optional. The tour took us to: +The French Quarter with Jackson Square + Armstrong Park + A quick chat on the Garden District The tour lasted from 9:30 - 1PM and we learned a lot of history which we wouldn't have been able to know without the tour. Would recommend!