Rental reservations can be made either through the website or in-store.

• 2 hour $ 40
• 4 hour $ 60
• 6 hour $ 80
• 8 hour $ 100
  

You can pick up the e bike you will rent from our store located at 828 Hermosa Ave, Hermosa Beach.

For rentals for ages 12-16, written consent from a family member is required. For those aged 16 and over, presenting a driver's license or ID is sufficient.

The rental is available for multiple days. Please contact us for the number of days and budget.

A helmet and a bike lock will be provided free of charge during the rental.

All cancellations and changes must be made at least 24 hours before the reservation date.

Full amount for the bike is the deposit. Once returned, we return the deposit and charge only for the rental.

The pick-up and drop-off location for the rental is the store.

Every day from 9 am to 7 pm.

For rentals for ages 12-16, written consent from a family member is required. For those aged 16 and over, presenting a driver's license or ID is sufficient.

Manhattan Beach will follow a set of rules that e-bikes have to engage in to make this busy coastal community safe and regulated. Riders will also be required to use regular biking traffic laws like stopping at lights and stop signs. Therefore, compliance provides the ground floor of safety and mutual respect among those using our roads. Importantly, the city breaks down e-bikes into three classes:

Class 1: Only provides assistance when the rider is pedaling, and follows a stop signal over or at speeds of up to 20 mph. Great for the leisure cyclist wanting an extra push while out on their
bike.

Class 2: This includes e-bikes with a throttle that can operate the motor but still stop assisting at 20 mph which may feel more cruiser like as you choose to ride or not, thank you.

Class 3: All e-bikes that also provide pedal assistance up to a speed of less than or equal too, which is typically not more than 28 mph.

Class 3 e-bikes require the rider to wear a helmet, adding that extra layer
of protection, and aren't allowed on bike paths unless noted otherwise. It
protects us with this tech in such a way that faster riders do not pose any threat to more vulnerable and slow cyclists or pedestrians sharrows. The strand
is Mercer Island's beachfront walkway-most e-bikes are prohibited there because of the need to keep pedestrians and cyclists safe using it.

Some cities like El Segundo have their own rules for e-bikes, all about safety and keeping things legal on the streets. Similar to Manhattan Beach, local e-bike riders will have the same rules of the road as their non-electric counterparts in El Segundo — a move designed to create uniformity behind safety. City aligns e-bike classification with the standard three classes:

Class 1: E-bikes with a pedal-assist only motor that stops assisting you when the bike reaches 20 mph. This class is in high demand with commuters who need to be able navigate the city having ease.

Class 2: E-bikes that operate with a throttle but also stop assistance at 20 mph — for riders who want an easier ride.

Class 3: Assisted pedaling up to 28 mph; e-bikes that are not capable of being ridden without the rider applying power, but with
helmets required for riders which is important for their safety when traveling at higher speed.

For example, class 3 ebikes are prohibited from pathways and trails within the City of El Segundo out of concern for safety to pedestrians and the crowding issue with high-speed ebikes. This will mean greater awareness by the riders of local laws and rules, subsequent changes that may take place with regard to ebike legislation in their unicipalities. The more critically aware this rider is, the safer this riding atmosphere will be for all.

Hermosa Beach has a good set of rules in place for operating e-bikes safely within its beautiful coastal environment. Like other neighboring cities, Hermosa Beach classifies e-bikes into the established three classes:

Class 1: E-bikes that provide assistance only while pedaling, assistance stops at 20 mph. Perfect for casual beach cruises.
Class 2: With a throttle, the e-bikes stop assisting at 20 mph. Ideal for those who just love the open freedom to pedal or coast at one's own chosen speed.
Class 3: E-bikes that assist up to 28 mph, require that the rider wear a helmet to ensure that anybody who would wish to go at higher speeds is protected.

Class 3 e-bikes are prohibited from use on Hermosa Beach's beach path in order to leave space for pedestrians and others enjoying the space for nonmotorized recreation. Riders are expected to follow the traffic laws local to all cyclists strictly and to be aware of designated bike lanes and paths.

After all, ebikers are supposed to know or be updated on any local changes or revisions of the regulations; application forms a safe and pleasant ride for all participants.

The City of Redondo Beach is committed to offering safe and responsible ebike use on the scenic routes and community spaces that it provides. In that respect, ebikes are divided into three classes in the city of Redondo Beach, just like any other city:

Class 1: E-bikes that provide assist only when pedaling. The assistance stops at 20 mph, making these an awesome choice to be in good exercise and/or transportation.
Class 2: Throttle-assisted e-bikes that provide stopping assistance at 20 mph, hence enabling a cruise function where a rider would not need to pedal.
Class 3: E-bikes that assist up to 28 mph. Wearing a helmet on such a bike is required by all persons on the bike, as it is very important for safety at higher speeds.

Also, there are restrictions in Redondo Beach regarding Class 3 e-bikes on popular recreational pathways, such as around parks and beaches, as a protection for pedestrians and bicyclists alike. It is suggested that all riders use any available bike lanes and follow all rules of the road that apply to them. Secondly, they should be proactive in keeping themselves informed about local e-bike law changes as an important means of maintaining safety and compliance while enjoying beautiful coastal scenery that Redondo Beach does offer.

It is such a commitment to safety and responsible riding that contributes to preserving community charm and accessibility for all.