Rented ebikes from biketheisland.com and enjoyed a trip from cowichan lake to Kinsol trestle. Took…read moreapprox. 3 hours and 50 km. Great trip on a sunny day!

It was very easy to rent from Cycle BC. I was running early and they were able to accommodate my…read morerental at an earlier time. They got me set up on a bike and on my way very quickly. They had loads of different rental Options and recommended a route for me.

Rented 2 scooters online. Very easy process,and they were ready when we arrived…read more The staff there was very accommodating and very approachable. They really took the time to explain everything and gave us an excellent suggested route. We toured the island for nearly 4 hours and had an amazing time

I took my boyfriend out to Sooke to rent Hobie kayaks and we had a blast!…read more Allen gave us great suggestions about where we should pedal around and thoroughly explained how to use the kayaks. He outfitted us with everything we would need including a banana to snack on! I felt completely safe the entire time even though I'd been nervous going into it and my boyfriend still felt like he'd had an adventure. We're both from the prairies so seeing sea stars, seals, crab, eagles, and even boats was pretty exciting for us. Excellent fun and we plan to do it again!

My mom and I rented a kayak and went on a guided tour with Allen. It was a wonderful experience!…read moreAllen was informative about the area and shared many stories with us as we peddled around Sooke. The kayaks were comfortable and easy to use. My mom and I were not great at using the oars but Allen was patient and gave us tips to help us! He was entertaining and taught us how to use kelp as a horn! We saw lots of wildlife including some cute seals that we got really close to! We highly recommend this incredible experience to all adventurers and recommend that you go with a guided tour as you will learn much more and get to see more! Thanks for an awesome time, Allen!

I like this place, will go back, but only things that is very concerning is one of the guys that…read morehas a bald head is very impatient and Like many other stores Russ hays is the only bike repair store that I've been too that has a waiting list, there's ways around it though.

My wife and I brought our touring bikes on this trip around the islands. I busted my frame on the…read morebike I brought on my first ride in Sidney. The next day we were suppose to ride to Victoria. Totally bummed!!! Went to this shop first thing in the AM and revived excellent service from Conor and team. Walked out with a new touring bike and a fair price. Still made our ride to Victoria, spent the day there, then rode back. I highly recommend this shop.

This review is about business ethics & just straight humanity. I decided to take a trip from…read moreAnacortes over to Orcas Island on my personal E-bike to ride the island and up Constitution Mountain. About 2 miles from the top of Constitution, my motor seized up and I was in a really tight spot. I coasted back down to the campground and started putting water on the hub to cool it down, but it was already shot. The problem was, I was solo and didn't know anybody on the island. I called multiple businesses and taxis, but no pick up or responses. I left a message with Wildlife Cycles, thinking they may have a solution for a way to get my E-bike and I back to the ferry terminal, which was about 16 miles away. Hell, the closest hotel was in East Sound, a couple of hours walking a bike on a narrow road. With the sun getting lower on the horizon, my last resort was hitchhiking, to which a lovely local couple, and fellow bike riders, picked me up and gave me a ride all the way back to the ferry terminal. Within that time, Wildlife Cycles texted me back!!! Mind you they were the only response that I got from the entire island. The gentleman explained that he was off island, but asked me what my current situation was and what my plans were. I informed him about the ride I had got and how I no longer needed his assistance. Think about it, I didn't do any business with Wildlife Cycles, as I had my own E-bike, but yet they still reached out to help a bicyclist in need. I have no doubt if I still needed a ride, they would have 100% figured out a way. This small interaction speaks VOLUMES about how they run their business and who they employ. Hats off to Wildlife Cycles!

If you find yourself on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands take a tour with Wildlife Cycles…read more We're in Deer Harbor and Ben though they were closed today the owner, Vicki went way out of her way to accommodate me and my friends. She set up an E-Bike tour that was epic. Her and her team went way out of their way to say the least. When on Orcas and you want to tour the island via E-Bike Wildlife is a must!! Peter is the Man!!

Excellent service! The owner was very accommodating and even allowed us to pick up bikes during off…read morehours. Great selection of bikes to choose from and good information on routes to take . Great way to see this beautiful island.

We rented eBikes to ride around Saltspring Island and had a great time! After the initial learning…read morecurve of electric boosted bikes, we biked up to the northern part of the island and back. Free maps provided were helpful.

This is *THE* place to rent e-bikes for the Discover Trail! Brandon is great and his bikes are…read moreexcellently maintained. He provides maps and has discounts at stops along the way. The price is extremely reasonable (we rented four bikes) and he was great when we ended up running a little behind. We did almost 40 miles and felt great when we finished. Brandon also sells Urtopia carbon fiber e-bikes for reasonable prices if you're in the market for one (we are now after using one for six hours). Stop in and rent some bikes to hit the trail when in Port Angeles.

Great bikes and even better service! The owner is fantastic, customer service is top notch. He…read moremakes sure everyone in the party is very very comfortable with their bike, its features as well as the trail and all the must see stops along the way. We saw them all and a little extra on our 40 mile bike tour day. Make sure you stop and get ice cream (and pie like I did ) at Post Office Sweets.