Great location, bikes easy to use, map that shows lanes (not shared by cars/buses) very helpful,…read moregreat service.

Perfect bike tour of Vienna!!! Wife and I love how our guide Horst lead our group of 16 with…read moreconfidence, support, humor and wonderful storytelling about everything from culture to history. Ask for Horst as a tour guide you will have a great experience!!!! Great bikes, service and safety was promoted....!!!!

From the owner: Für Deutsch unten scrollen!…read more Our legendary citybike - the Neubau (also the name of the seventh district in Vienna) half recycled - half new. We rescue bikes from being scraped and turn them into new, brisk and speedy bikes. Lighter attachment parts such as aluminum rims, easy shifting gears and reliable brakes make our bikes a pleasure to ride. Modifications for comfortable upright riding position also give you a better overview in city road traffic. A perfect bicycle to discover and enjoy the city of Vienna! Wir machen aus Taubenklos... perfekte Stadträder! Urban-mining Prinzipien Wir retten "Fahrräder mit Zukunft" vor der Verschrottung und führen sie so in einer kürzere Schleife der Werterhaltung wieder in den Kreislauf der Verwendung zurück. Unser Gedanke ist es, dem Mainstream des schnellen Kaufens von billigen Produkten und der Wegwerf-Routine entgegen zu wirken. Jedes Rad von uns ist ein lebendiges Zeichen für bewussten Umgang mit wertvollen Ressourcen. Ein reanimiertes Rad zu fahren heisst aktiv für ein besseres Heute einzutreten.

I rented bicycles on two occasions from Bike20 to ride the Danube Cycle Path with groups of…read morecyclists. Both times, we had wonderful experiences. The bikes and equipment were ready and waiting for us when we arrived and we had excellent service and directions/advice for our rides. The shop is an easy walk from public transportation and is very convenient to the Danube Cycle Path. I will definitely make contact with Bike20 for future rides.

From the owner: bike20 bietet aktuelle KTM Mountain- und Trekkingbikes in der Nähe der Donauinsel, Donau und…read moreDonaukanal zum Verleih an. In der Radfachwerkstatt werden Fahrräder aller Arten wieder fit gemacht.

From the owner: VELO.WIEN - Die etwas andere Fahrradwerkstatt - Fahrrad…read moreService und Reparaturen - Vintage Bike Shop - mobile Fahrradwerkstatt am Freitag - Fair und Transparent - Kompetente Beratung - Zeitnahes Sofort-Service - Preiswert

When we figured out where all the kiosks were and the return patterns, we rode these bikes all…read moresummer long for a grand total of $3.50. We tried almost every Gelateria in the 1st district and I lost 8 lbs! Ich liebe dich, Wien Bikes!

I wish upon every star in the sky that Atlanta could get CityBike kiosks throughout our fair city…read more Possibly the greatest thing ever! You use a credit card to register, it costs 1 euro for registration, and after that you just use your card to then rent a bike. The first hour is always free. You can return the bike at any city bike location and there are something like 50 or more locations throughout the city. Almost every underground stop has one outside of it, as do most of the main tourist attractions. The only problem I came across was getting to a stop and there being no spaces available to put your bike. That means biking to the next closest location and leaving it which does add a bit of time. Oh well. It's still the best thing ever!

Everything was good but for one exception... Renting me a bike helmet. Especially, when you're…read moretelling me that "no one rides in Vienna without a helmet. Do you want one?" Sure, I said. That'll be 6 Euros. I thought, "really?" When it's safety related and you wouldn't ride in town without one, how can you charge anything to provide a helmet on a bike rental? Again, the rest of the experience was fine, considering the language barrier Just food for thought, the other place I rented a bike in Firenze, included a helmet for 0 Euro.

A great Vienna city concept and initiative. You have to register and the bike is free for an hour…read morewith incremental costs after that. You can register at the points, or online before hand. Tourists might want to check it out too if you want some city bike exercise!

This company has been extorting my friend for almost a hundred euro. She returned her bike in a…read moretimely manner and they are claiming she did not. Funny thing is, she left the country two hours after returning the bike. Hourly charges accrued until the company found the bike exactly where she said she left it. Other people are having this same problem, and the company is no help. Someone in upper management called her a "stupid foreigner" and threaten to sue her.