Mount Chapin above the pine forest along Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park

Loveland, Colorado

E-bike rentals & guided tours at the gateway to the Rockies

Cruise the 21-mile loop around Loveland, follow the Big Thompson River to Boyd Lake, or climb the canyon to Estes Park with a guide who knows every bend of the road.

Book a ride The canyon tour

Rentals

A bike for the ride you have in mind

Every rental is a Class 1 or Class 2 e-bike, legal on all of Loveland's paved trails, with a helmet, a lock, and an honest briefing on where you can and cannot ride included.

A cruiser bicycle with a wicker basket leaning against a tree in golden evening light

Comfort cruisers

Step-through frames, upright bars, and a motor that makes the wind irrelevant. Made for an easy afternoon on the Recreation Trail.

$35 / 2 hours

A rider seen from behind pedaling an adaptive trike down a paved path toward the evening sun

Commuters

Racks, fenders, and range enough to make Fort Collins a day trip. Kid trailers and child seats bolt right on.

$35 / 2 hours

A paved mountain road curving through pines and autumn aspens

Touring e-bikes

Mid-drive motors and big batteries, fitted to you and sized for the long climb up the canyon and the ride back down.

$45 / 2 hours

Guided tours

Big Thompson Canyon to Estes Park

18.7 mieach way, about 37 round trip
~2,200 ftof climbing, motor-assisted
~5 hwith a long stop in Estes Park
$159per person, bike included

The river stays beside you nearly the whole way up US-34, and the bighorn sheep that live in the Narrows usually make an appearance. The assist takes the sting out of the climb; your guide handles the route, the traffic reads, and the flat tires. Tours end at Lake Estes, outside the national park boundary.

The canyon tour, $159   The Loveland Loop, $89

The trail guide

Where can you actually ride an e-bike here?

Larimer County allows Class 1 and 2 e-bikes on every paved trail in the county, and prohibits them on natural-surface trails, including the famous singletrack at Devil's Backbone. Plenty of visitors find that out from a ranger. We would rather you heard it from us first, trail by trail, with sources and dates.

Bighorn sheep walking beneath a rock cut in Big Thompson Canyon

Big Thompson Canyon

The canyon road to Estes Park, and the herd of bighorns that owns the Narrows.

Hallett Peak above the treeline reflected in Bear Lake under a bright sky

Estes Park & beyond

Where the pavement ends, the hikes begin. We will point you to the right trailheads for an off-bike afternoon.

A small herd of bighorn sheep grazing below a rocky slope

The full guide is live

Six routes with distance, climbing, elevation profiles, and the e-bike rules for the agency that manages each one, quoted and dated.

Book a ride

Check availability

Times come straight from our schedule. We hold the gear for fifteen minutes while you add riders, sign the release, and pay by card on Stripe's secure page.

Visit

Find us in Loveland

Loveland, Colorado, ten minutes off I-25 and an hour from the top of the canyon. Hours, where each ride meets, what to bring, and how to get here are on the Visit page.

Street address and phone number land here when the shop does.