Thank you for assisting us out of season and being so helpful with local knowledge. Very affordable…read moreand good quality bike hire, our daughter loves the wagon.

From the owner: Er is een ruime keus aan fietsen, bolderwagens, kinderzitjes en accesoires aanwezig in ons bedrijf…read more Hierbij wordt er zoveel mogelijk op de specifieke wensen van de klant ingespeeld. Naast het verhuur aan de zaak, verzorgen wij ook fietsen etc. op lokatie voor grote en kleine groepen, t.b.v. speciale evenementen.

One of the best things you can do in Volendam is rent a bike. Better yet, rent an electric bike!…read more There several vendors to choose from, but this one is friendly and economical. You'll pay your rental fee upfront, but they don't ask to keep a credit credit or your passport as collateral. Now that's trust! €10 3 hour Regular Bike Rental €15 3 hour Electric Rental Pick the later! Its so incredibly worth the extra €5. You'll be speeding through the Netherlands with minimal effort! The electric bikes are fast, smooth and well maintained. We easily rode to the next small town of Edam, which is cheesy, cute, and charming. The scenery in this area green and beautiful, and I very welcome relief from the noise, smoke, and big crowds of Amsterdam. Rural Netherlands is best seen on bike! So fun!

This bike shop is conveniently located only about a quarter mile from the Volendam center bus stop…read more It's right on the wharf where all the touristy stuff is set up, so super easy to find. You'll see the bikes parked outside, and their big sign waving. We rented bikes (the 3-speed ones with hand brakes) and did a big loop north through Edam, then along the canal (and highway - but quiet and protected path) to Monnikendam, across the dyke to Marken (drizzly headwinds made this the most difficult part of the trip!), and then a ferry ride back to Volendam. Stopping for lunch in Edam and a drink in Marken, plus wandering around and seeing a few sights along the way, the whole trip took us about 4.5 hours. If you are going to a cheese farm, you'll want an extra hour, at least. The bike shop sold us the ferry tickets at a discount, so we didn't have to do anything extra. The bikes were in great condition, the staff was helpful and fluent in English. A lovely experience all around!

A small and peaceful vacation park just in front of National Park "Schoorlse Duinen". Hard to…read morereject a short rooster-run through bushes and over sand-paths up into the dunes. 5-Minute walk from charming village-centre. 20-minute bike-ride to the beach: Schoorl aan Zee, without a huge car-park, so very calm. All homes on Park are differently furnished/styled with lots of surprising decorations. Reception offers bike-rentals and beds/chairs for toddlers. Schoorl and surroundings are top-3 spot in Netherlands for biking and hiking, along polders into forrest, passing sanddunes, on to the beaches. Village-centre has its well-known "climbing-dune" where kids can't stop playing, while parents relax on cafe-terraces with a drink. Forrest offers a top-3 mountain-biking trail - 16K of technical terrain - helmet a must! Enjoy!

The entire day was wonderful. What an awesome experience. SIMON AAS GREAT! We were extremely lucky…read moreto have a sunny day. Picturesque. Electric assist bike was amazing. Not too stressful, most of the ride was flat.

Fantastic 4 hour e-bike tour to the Amsterdam countryside. Very flat and easy terrain and…read moreinformative guide (Rince) - highly recommend this activity - good quality e-bikes - affordable, lots of fun and educationally.

Bikes at this rental spot are all the bulky, city type, which is fine for this kind of riding. They…read morehave ones for the toddlers, too. Rates for an hour was a measley six euro. They also sell insurance here for those occasions when you've had too much Heinekens and ride right over into the canal. Fun fact: a tour guide said they fish dozens of bikes from the canals every year. My only complaint was the steering column was crooked on my rental. Not a big deal, but a little annoying and tells you a bit of something about their maintenance program. Nonetheless, a good experience for the price.

Located in Vondelpark area. I grabbed a bike here using my iAmsterdam pass. The employees here are…read morefriendly enough. There was a short line, but they processed my bike rental quickly. You'll need to provide an ID card. They offer bike insurance for an additional price (not included in the iAmsterdam pass) and they seemed to have a slight attitude when I declined, but overall my experience was still good. I did see someone run over a beer bottle cap at the park which popped their tires, so maybe the bike insurance isn't so bad of an idea. The employees ensure that the bike frame and seat height fits and that we know how to use the locking mechanism before we get sent out. Bikes are in decent condition, functional for the most part, but could be better.

When arriving for a weekend on texel, this is the first rental agency i found…read more What i like: - good quality bike - large selection - hassle free pick up and drop off - they deliver luggage at my accomodation - discounts for multiple day rentals

Great cafe on the edge of the park. Very reasonably priced bikes to rent. Pay a few euros extra…read morefor the nice bikes. We paid about 14.50 euros for two bikes for two hours. Totally worth it. Great place to relax and grab an ice cream or soda. Staff is very nice. Easy access and a 10 min walk from the tram or metro.

This place is kind of run down and very laid back -- kind of a retro hippie feel to it. People…read moreseemed nice once I got talking to them. It's on the edge of the park. They've got a snack bar with tables and some hammocks strung up. There are some storage containers on the side with a bunch of bikes -- I rented a basic one speed bike for the day for Euro 10. I used my driver's license as a deposit. Given the absence of hills, no need for more than one speed (also, the more basic the bike, the less chance for it to get stolen). Only downside is that they close at 6:00 PM. If you've got a long layover at Schipol airport you can take the 178 or 310 bus to Amstelveenweg for Euro 5 (each way) and walk about 10 minutes (less than 1 mile) south.