If you're looking for a unique way to explore SF this is your place! You can rent a one or two…read moreseater electric bike for a really good price. The owner, Brian, is so helpful, kind, and patient. He truly made our experience great! I rented the one seater e bike (came with really thick tires). It had three speed modes (eco, mid and extreme), held a good charge and had good breaks. My friends rented the two seater - we both had a blast! The bike comes with a JBL speaker that is hooked up to an iPhone that navigates you through the city. The iPhone is connected to the bike that provides a detailed map to follow (with voice directions). The speaker also provides you with a wonderful history of SF throughout your ride. I highly recommend to get extra time/hours. You are going to want to stop (take pictures/have lunch/ grab a cup of coffee) along your ride The tour took us up close and personal to Fort Point historic site, the Golden Gate Bridge, the presidio, and around to the palace of fine arts Such a unique, thrilling and fun way to experience a section of the city. I highly recommend SF electric scooter rentals whether you're a tourist or a bay native!

Awesome experience. The GPS guided tour was great! The service provided by Angel and the cool Irish…read moregirl was top notch! Would definitely recommend doing this while visiting SF. Bring Angel a Snickers bar and she'll be your best friend!

I've been to different repair motorcycle shops in SF and this is the best one no doubt!…read moreThey not only helped me out with my vespa they also gave me advice on how to make sure I did not have the same problem again. Everyone there is absolutely amazing and they go above and beyond with their customers. Highly recommend

Barry is amazing! He took the time to explain all my options and got our beautiful Vespa, Sophia…read moreFrancesca di Vespa, running again! Kudos to you and your team.

Stopped by after thinking my scooter tire was leaking. The team checked it out and found no issue…read more-- super fast, friendly, and helpful service! Definitely appreciate how easy they made the whole thing.

Mr. Scooter charged my friend for his 2 stroke moped:…read more $270 for a carburetor clean (easy job, takes 30 mins and a bottle of carb cleaner) $5 for coolant (AN AIR COOLED BIKE DOESNT USE ANY COOLANT.. AT ALL!) $5 for transmission oil (I pray they didn't just top off the oil, otherwise it will leak through the seals all over the clutch and cvt, also the bike doesn't need gear oil for another 10k miles) $13 for 2 stroke engine oil (you can get a big bottle for the same price) $70 for a battery (you can buy them for $20) $11 for a spark plug (they're usually 3-5 dollars). $680 total for a carb clean, battery, and small things that the bike didn't need at all. Extremely overpriced and unnecessary services. I understand that this is a business but this is either robbery in broad daylight or Mr Scooter doesn't know what they're doing. Please do your own research before bringing your bike to a shop, all this could have been done in an afternoon with a youtube video. I don't want you to be the next victim

Wow! Nice to see that this company is not only still in business, it's actually grown to something…read morequite spectacular! My wife and I ran into Charlie on a 4th of July trip to SF back in 2008. We planned on going back later that month for my birthday and asked if we could hit him up for a tour of the park. Back then it was just him from what I can tell and we were the only 3 on the tour. The whole experience was perfect - from the meet-up, the tour and instructions. I'm sure my nearly 20 year old review doesn't mean much these days, but I sure am glad that he and his business are doing so well. Highly recommended back then, and that recommendation still holds to this day.

Me and my family enjoy the ride on segway. We Recommend specially going around golden gate park.read more

Went for a Segway tour with my leadership team and they all loved it. We laughed throughout the…read moreentire tour and truly grew closer together as a team. Jack was a great tour guide! Very friendly, patient and funny. He did a great job making everyone feel comfortable as we were all first timers. Thanks Jack and Electric Tour Company!

This tour was an absolute blast! Far exceeded my family's expectations…read more If you thought David Spade and Bachelor in Paradise was funny, you haven't heard Sam our tour guide. A man of many talents, a master of none! Lol! He's a comedian, a local artist and a professional Segway speed racer! The safety portion of the tour is usually the most boring part of any tour but Sam and his wingman Royal keep you laughing. In addition to seeing Coit Tower, Little Italy, Fisherman's Wharf, and pier 39, we discovered one of the local hot spots for coffee and espresso as well as the best place to grab a slice of pizza, all recommended by San Francisco's very own stand up comedian and as I already mentioned, our tour guide extraordinaire Sam. We had so much fun, it was over before we knew it. "That's what she said!" I highly recommend this tour company!

This is a really great spot to rent Segway's in SF! Especially if you wanna ride them in the Golden…read moreGate Park or along the beach boardwalk. The owner is very helpful. He shows you a safety video and then lets you try the Segway in store. He also gives some pointers on how to ride it. This is great so to find out if you can ride a segway before paying for the rental. The Segway's come with everything you need (attach bag, map, etc). The helmet is also included in the rental. Payment: If you pay with cash you don't have to pay tax, so if you can I would bring cash Parking: We parked at the Golden Gate Park and walked over, but there's also street parking right outside (2 hr limit on weekdays I believe)

I've contacted the Segway phone number and learned about renting a Segway. Then , approx 1 to 2…read moreweeks later I was wanting to go and rent. I used an online contact form and asked the specific location in GG park / or near the park , that a person goes, to rent . I got no answer. At least a week has passed. The park is huge. I'm living in Hayward. I haven't been to GG Park in years. Without specific location information, I risk not finding the rental station. I won't be driving, but rather using a bus to HAYWARD Bart, then Bart to Powell, then Muni bus to the Segway station. Without an address, and specific directions once I get off Muni , I don't know where to get off the muni at , and don't want to get lost and end up walking in a wrong direction. If I can get directions from the Segway rental employee or admin , then I would like to come. At this time Im still invested in making the journey and renting. 9/27/25. Thank you.

Not a patron, just the recipient of two abandoned scooters, fallen over, half on the public…read moresidewalk and half in the street under a no parking sign. It took two days, several emails and telephone calls to get them to handle their pile of mechanical trash. Amazingly, they retrieved one and left the other! I have no idea if they penalize the rider. It is mechanical litter.

Yes because it really work and he help me and I got my scooter got stolen and he stay on the phone…read morewith me

Evan and Monkey Moto School provide incredibly high quality, detail oriented and personalized…read moretraining for your riding no matter what stage you are at. I am an early stage rider with my M1, my own bike, and about a month of experience riding around the city but I lacked the confidence to feel really in control of my bike. Evan reshaped by fundamentals and taught me in much more detail about my throttle and brakes than what I learned at my CMSP course. Also being able to ride as a passenger while he demonstrated the drills was incredibly eye opening. Being able to feel the smoothness and minute control that an experienced rider has really helped me learn what I could aim for myself. To top it off, literally the SAME afternoon I finished my lesson I had a driver pull put in front of me from their parking spot while I was making a turn, and with the skills that Evan taught me I was able to avoid collision and ride away safely. Most importantly, I handled the situation calmly and smoothly because of the outward focus that my Monkey Moto lesson taught me. I can't recommend Monkey Moto School enough, don't hesitate to book a lesson no matter your skill level!

I am giving 5 stars in advance purely on the initial phone consultation, which was outstanding. I…read morewill update this review later as education will progress. After trying to contact several places in the San Francisco vicinity, this was the only conversation that went smoothly. The gentleman I spoke with was super accommodating and incredibly patient. He spent a good 15 minutes on the call with me, thoroughly explaining their different programs, what the standard course entails, and how their program can be uniquely useful. He gave me many useful tips, all before I had even set foot in the place. Bear in mind, I was calling on behalf of a friend, and I say this as someone with over a decade of powerful motorcycle experience myself - felt that giving my friend into save hand. I can't (yet) speak to the actual quality of the on-bike education, but at least the theoretical part and the customer service were absolutely great.

At first, I was concerned with how easy it was to download the app and start riding the moped. Boy…read morewas I wrong! I quickly got the hang of it and as of today, I've completed my 15th ride in the month and a half that I've been a user. I've loved how: 1) Easy it is to find a moped around the city. It's not as easy as riding a scooter so the supply of mopeds will almost never be a problem. 2) Easy it is to park. You can pretty much park it anywhere and not have to deal w/ finding parking in the city. 3) I've been able to find joy in the monotony of getting from point A to B. It's always an adventure :) I'm looking forward to trying the day pass for an all-day adventure!

Here is my review of the new Revel scooters you see on the streets…read more I signed up recently out of curiosity and online I found a free $20 credit and no sign up fee. I signed up a few days prior before I wanted to use the moped. The sign up process and safety quiz take about 20 minutes, so it's best to do it ahead of time. It's hard not calling it a "scooter" as thats now the typical nomenclature for the Lime electric scooters you see. When I signed up, I was charged a $5 fee. A few days later after the charge cleared I emailed Revel to see why there was a fee even though I applied a coupon that was approved. Revel refused to refund the fee. I suggested it was fraud and to close my account, but they counted to say I had $30 in ride credits that I would forfeit if I closed my account, so I reluctently keep it open. A few days later I had a couple appointments to go too. I found a moped about a block away. Unlocking was easy. In the rear of the moped are two helmets and a few hairnets (for covid). The larger of the two helmets was very tight on my head, but thankfully it fit. You are required to wear their helmet. It then took me about 5 minutes to get the moped running. I followed the instructions, but it was not intuitive and the display was confusing. The moped has a USB charger and a place to hold your phone. Riding the Revel moped was fairly easy. Its been a few years since I rode a moped so it took some time for me to get aquatinted with it. I got to my destination and parked in a meter spot. I had seen other motorcycles and mopeds parked in metered spaces so at first I thought it was ok. About 10 minutes before my appointment I got nervous about where I parked and decided to call Revel. There was San Francisco specific parking info available in the app. Revel said that parking in a meter spot was not advisable and that I was responsible for the moped 24 hours after I parked it. So I had to hold my appointment and move the moped around the corner to a residential parking permit zone. After my appointment, I had to move my moped again as it was only in a 1 hour residential parking permit spot. So I took it home and parked it where I found it (also in a residential parking permit location). Here are my tips that Revel doesn't tell you. 1) San Francisco allows electric moped companies to park in residential parking permit locations. It doesn't say this in the Revel app or on its website. https://www.sfmta.com/projects/shared-electric-moped-parking-permit-program 2) The cost of the Revel for a 20 minute ride was about equal to that of taking a Lyft or Uber. 3) It's easier to get up larger hills with a moped vs a electric scooter. You basically drive it like you would a car. 4) The rear compartment is filled with helmets. So going to the grocery store with it isn't a possibility. 5) Mopeds are not like scooters. You can't park them anywhere, you have more rules to follow, there are more limitations on where to drive, and you must know how to drive. Overall the Revel moped was nifty, but with the parking restrictions, cost, and limited use, I don't see myself using it more frequently.

Ricky absolutely set the standard for what a great customer experience should be. From start to…read morefinish, he was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly attentive to every detail. He took the time to understand exactly what I was looking for, explained options clearly, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. What really stood out was Ricky's personality and care for the customer experience -- it never felt transactional. His passion for what he does shows, and that level of service is ultimately what convinced me to join the EagleRider Club. That's the kind of impact great team members have. If corporate is reading this: Ricky is a huge asset to the brand. Employees like him are the reason customers commit long-term. Highly recommend asking for him if you visit.

Had some friends intown and decided to rent a bike for them and Ricky at the location was a great…read morehelp to them. The following day I also picked up a bike and again Ricky was great, took my friends down HWY 1 from SF to 84 turn off then up to Alice's for lunch (local ride)...