The Gieswiller family will happily set you up with a really clunky and heavy bike -- entirely…read morefunctional -- for rent by the hour or for the day, complete with a clunky helmet and tire repair gear. Full day is 12 euros. It's located near the Place Rappe. Service is quick and efficient so you can get on your way and ride up the Route des Vins to do some wine tasting outside the city.

We rented bikes from Colmar Velo. Louis was expert at helping us with our first experience renting…read moreelectric bikes in Colmar, and very patient with our learning curve! Thank you Louis!

Rented 4 e-bikes for one day. Quality bikes, great price, great service, can't beat location (we…read moretook the train from Strausbourg). Highly recommended. If you are staying in town, Lulu Cycles may be closer, but it's about 2km from the train station, so we didn't use them.

My wife and I just rented e-bikes from Harald when we were in Breisach this past weekend and it was…read moreoutstanding! Great equipment, super hints on where to ride, and was one of those things we will always remember. Harald was truly top shelf in every way. Thank you. Gordon

This place is okay. I wanted to rent a bike to go from Strausburg to Munster, about 90 km. So not…read morethe Tour de France, but a somewhat serious all day bike trip. Their website said that they had "randonée" bikes. I would interpret that as a touring bike: a road bike with wide tires and a rack. However, they were much more like city bikes: heavy, step through, mountain bike gearing, wide seat. That is what many Europeans consider a touring bike, so not ideal but okay, fine. The real problem is that the bikes are sized for French people, who are shorter, and there was only one size . I am 6 feet tall, and this bike was too small for me. Normally I would write something that is 59 cm, and this with the seat all the way up, was maybe 57 or 58cm. I made it to Munster, however it was not very comfortable. If I were doing it again, I would look for another bike from another shop that would fit me. I had asked year if they had nicer bikes that I could pay more for, and the answer was no. I also had a problem with the guy working there. I came in on a Wednesday, and asked if I could reserve a bike for the weekend. He told me that they had so many bikes, that I did not need to reserve one. When I came on Saturday morning, I walked in, asked to rent a bike, and he told me that they were all reserved. Of course, I was furious, after I got angry, he gave me a bike. Still, it made the experience less enjoyable. He was otherwise friendly and helpful, but if you're going to say you don't need a reservation, then it has to be that you don't need a reservation. If you just want a town bike, and you are less than 5'9", this place should be fine but make sure you reserve one. If you are taller, go elsewhere.

ChezVelo is a cozy bike shop tucked into a fairly busy roadway just up from the Rhine River. CV…read moresells a gorgeous selection of European bikes (and attractive e-bikes), high-end bike accessories, and builds mighty fine bikes on premises from only the best parts. There's a wee hang out space in the front of the shop where one can chill on a sofa, read cycling literature and enjoy an espresso drink. The idea is for those coming off a long cycle journey to have a place to relax and recharge before getting back out on the road. The CV dudes know the cycle routes around Basel and beyond, so if one is keen on receiving tips or fancies going out on a ride with the CV team, then ask 'em! I found the shop vibe inviting and the product stellar. If I didn't already own a bike, then I know exactly where I'd purchase one.

From the owner: Wir haben Alles…read more MTBs, Rennräder,E-Bikes,Trekkingräder,Kinderräder Bekleidung,Schuhe,Helme, ect. Immer Freundlich ; ) Schaut einfach vorbei