"I went to see these people to rent a moto, after I had already successfully completed a 10 day…read morerental with BMW Motorrad on an 800cc bike (they were amazing). I went to Manni's in Rimini and they explained they required an international licence (BMW Motorrad didn't) I went away and got the required licence and the IDA sent me the PDF (shipping takes 3 weeks). I took it to Manni's who told me the PDF was not sufficient. I had spent $80AUD for nothing. Manni's would not rent me a 300cc or scooter. No one explained that at the start. Luckily I got the licence refunded but Manni's were no help, rude and gave the response "Not my problem" I recommend you go and see BMW Motorrad before talking to these fools. Not accepting a valid international drivers licence. Not good enough" 0 stars. Terrible business!

From the owner: Ciao, NANNIRENT e' un noleggio di veicoli: auto, moto,scooter, pulmini, minivan, furgoni,…read morebiciclette, quad, buggy.Possibilità di consegna a domicilio

Rented a bike for a day only 15.oo Euros. It was one of the most fun bike rides I had. I got to go…read moreall over Florence and see so much. The process was fast and easy to rent, bring ID. Make sure to lock the bike when not in use.

I rented a bike for two hours which cost me 40 euros which I thought was overpriced. The bike…read moremechanic did not check the inflation of the tires as I watched him do for the previous customer and treated me in a condescending manner (maybe due to my age?). Nor did he wheel the bike outside for me as he did for the previous customer. The bike (touring bike with gears) operated well but the tires were slightly under inflated. I would not recommend this shop.

For folks from the U.S., this is the small shop of your dreams, with steel frame Colnagos hanging…read morefrom the ceiling. The owner/repair guy trued my wheel in a red second, adjusted the brakes, and had me riding again after a meal of spaghetti and 2 glasses of wine at a nearby trattoria. Does cycling in Italy get any better? I don't think so! It's not crammed packed like some bike shops -- just a guy working his trade. But it's very cool.

We brought our own bikes to Italy to cycle around. Our first ride, pedal broke off... :-( so we…read moresearched for a bike repair place. We found Filofficona, near our hotel. We got help immediately, very friendly service, we got even a replace bike to cycle around in Firenze ! We were charged 20 euro, a very fair price in our opinion. The store itself is also very nice, with all these vintage italian race bikes. Anyway, 5 stars !!

We loved using Smile and Ride! They were the nicest people we met in Pisa and they helped…read moreaccommodate us in every way possible. I would highly recommend using them for all your biking needs. Such an amazing ride to the coast and the bikes were comfortable. So easy to use and made our trip awesome.

Elena and Marco are great. They were very efficient and informative. We did the By The Sea tour…read morewith a great bike path through farmland ending up on the coast where we had a fantastic lunch. Then we used google maps to navigate to the Leaning Tower of Pisa! We rented E-bikes that were in excellent condition - the regular bikes looked well maintained too.

Beware the "buy a bicycle, we buy it back from you" program! The "lock" they give you with the…read morebicycle is VERY cheap and is made out of thin sheet metal, some plastic, and a very thin metal cable inside ... it looks thick but mostly air inside that lock! I parked it during a Sunday evening near the Bargello in a bicycle parking rack along with 50 or so other bicycles, and less than two hours later the lock was cut and it was gone! When I showed the cut lock to the shop owner, his comment was "next time try chain" ... well, why didn't you offer me a "real" lock in the first place??? I think they give you this cheap lock because they know the bicycle will be stolen with it, and they don't have to buy it back!

From the owner: Negozio di biciclette nel centro di Firenze, che svolge l'attività di vendita di biciclette,…read moreabbigliamento, ricambi e officina specializzata nel montaggio, nelle riparazioni e nell' assistenza.

Bar, ottimo tè e caffè, bellissime bici, da vedere!!…read more A must see if you're in Bologna, fun new place, for bar & bike lovers

From the owner: Biciclette e caffèread more

Not a good experience at all! We had a reservation and a large group came in and we were out! They…read moreheld my deposit for 4 business days. I'm not a fan.

First and foremost as of July 12th Apple maps will take you to the wrong location! Use google maps!…read more They could be more technically savvy which would help considering they had a "sold out" sign but upon checking actually had two bikes, so definitely ask as they don't keep inventory well. Our bike was great, no issues, got us to and from Siena in 95 (40) degree heat no problem. Another issue, they have waaaay more bike rentals than GPS, so you might have to jerry-rig your phone to the bike like we did. Definitely would be a five star if the gear wasn't so gross. My husbands helmet stunk terribly and even the removable/washable pads were unclean. We lysoled it and wiped it out, it turned the towel black/brown, so nasty. The gloves were also disgusting. The jackets don't even have a spine protector.