Electric Bike Rentals in Dallas
Pedal-assist e-bikes by the hour or the day, straight from our Deep Ellum shop. Helmet and route map included — you pick where to go.
| Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Hour | $34.99 |
| 2 Hours | $59.99 |
| 3 Hours | $64.99 |
| Half Day | $124.99 |
| Full Day | $249.99 |
Free reschedule if rain is forecast
- Minimum age
- 15 to operate an e-bike. Under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign.
- Height
- Riders 5′2″ minimum · passengers 4′ minimum
- Bring
- Closed-toe shoes and clothes you can ride in
Ride Dallas at Your Own Pace
A pedal-assist e-bike does the work a Texas afternoon takes out of you. You still pedal — it just multiplies the effort, so the Trinity levee climb and the stretch up to Uptown stop being a decision.
Every rental starts with a fitting and a five-minute controls walkthrough. After that the day is yours: we hand you a route map with the good stops marked, and you bring the bike back by your end time.
Two hours is the sweet spot: enough time for the Deep Ellum murals and a loop past the downtown landmarks without rushing either.
Want a guide instead? Our guided e-bike tours cover the downtown landmarks in two hours with a local leading the way.
- Helmet & route map included
- Free rainy-day reschedule
- Pick-up in Deep Ellum
- Riders 15+ on e-bikes
Five E-Bike Routes from Deep Ellum
Every rental comes with a route recommendation based on how long you’ve got. These are the five we suggest most.
Deep Ellum Mural Loop
Starts at the shop door · 3–4 miles
The easiest way to find your feet. Wide streets, constant street art, and a dozen places to stop for coffee. New murals go up most months, so it never looks the same twice.
1 hourBeginner
Katy Trail to Uptown
3.5 miles each way · paved rail-trail
Shaded, car-free and smooth the whole way. The pedal assist turns the gentle climb into nothing, and there are patios at the Knox Street end when you’re ready to stop.
2–3 hoursScenic
White Rock Lake Loop
9.3-mile loop · about 8 miles out
The ride an e-bike is actually built for. A full lap of the lake plus the trip out and back is a real distance on a regular bike and a comfortable half day on this one. Take the full-day rate.
Half dayLongest ride
Bishop Arts District
Across the Trinity · 4 miles each way
Independent shops, some of the best tacos in the city, and the Ronald Kirk Bridge on the way — car-free, with the skyline view everyone photographs. Worth timing for late afternoon.
2–3 hoursFood & shops
Downtown Landmarks Circuit
Dealey Plaza, Arts District, Reunion Tower · 6 miles
The greatest-hits loop, self-guided. Dealey Plaza and the Sixth Floor Museum, the nineteen blocks of the Arts District, and Reunion Tower at the turn. Best after 6pm when downtown traffic thins out.
2 hoursSightseeing
On the Road in Ten Minutes
Reserve Online
Pick your bike and time block. Instant confirmation.
Check In
Check in at the Deep Ellum shop and sign the waiver.
Get Fitted
Seat height, helmet, controls walkthrough and a route suggestion.
Ride
Go where you like. Call us if anything comes up.
Rental or Guided Tour?
Both leave from the same shop on the same bikes. The difference is whether someone rides with you.
E-Bike Rental
From $34.99 / hour — you’re on this page
- Go anywhere, stop as long as you like
- Hourly, half-day and full-day blocks
- Route map with suggested stops
- Best for repeat visitors and locals
Guided E-Bike Tour
About 2 hours with a local guide
- Local guide handles the route and the traffic
- Five downtown landmarks, in order
- History and context at every stop
- Best for first-time visitors
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Rental FAQs
How old do you have to be to ride a scooter or e-bike in Dallas?
Scooter operators must be at least 16 with a valid driver’s license. E-bike operators must be at least 15. Passengers can be as young as 12 and must be at least 4 feet tall. Any rider under 18 needs a parent or guardian present to sign the waiver. No exceptions.
Do I need a driver’s license to rent a scooter in Dallas?
Yes. Every scooter operator needs a valid driver’s license on them — a photo or a copy won’t work. Passengers who aren’t driving don’t need one.
How tall do I have to be to ride?
Drivers must be at least 5 feet 2 inches. Passengers must be at least 4 feet tall.
How long are In City Wheels tours?
Our guided scooter and e-bike tours run about 2 hours through Deep Ellum, downtown Dallas, and the surrounding area. Prefer to set your own pace? Rentals are available in 1-hour, 2-hour, half-day, and full-day blocks.
Are electric scooters and e-bikes easy to ride?
Yes — most riders are comfortable within a few minutes, and no experience is needed. Your guide walks you through the controls, braking, and safety, and you’ll practice in a low-traffic area before heading out. A helmet is included with every ride.
Can I rent a scooter or e-bike without booking a guided tour?
Yes. If you’d rather explore on your own, we offer hourly and daily scooter and e-bike rentals from our Deep Ellum shop — no guided tour required.
Do you offer corporate events, group bookings, and private tours?
Yes. We host team outings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthdays, and private group tours. Submit an event inquiry and we’ll build a custom itinerary around your group.
What should I bring and what should I wear?
Bring your driver’s license, closed-toe shoes, and clothing you’re comfortable riding in. Dress for the weather, and bring a good attitude. Helmets are provided.
Where do tours and rentals start?
All tours and rentals depart from our shop at 3116 Commerce St, Suite B, in Dallas’s Deep Ellum neighborhood — walking distance from downtown and the Farmers Market district.
What happens if it rains?
If rain is forecast during your booking, you get a free reschedule. If rebooking doesn’t work for you, we’ll issue a voucher or a full refund — your choice.
How far can I go on one charge?
Our pedal-assist e-bikes comfortably cover a full day of city riding, including the White Rock Lake loop and back. We hand every bike over fully charged and we’ll tell you the realistic range for the route you pick.
Where can I ride in Dallas?
Ride anywhere bikes are permitted, and follow local signage. Dallas has designated slow and no-ride zones where you’ll need to dismount and walk. We’ll go over this at check-in and mark the good routes on your map.
Hours & Pickup
3116 Commerce St, Suite B
Dallas, TX 75226 — Deep Ellum
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 1:00 – 9:00 PM |
| Thursday | 4:00 – 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Electric Bike Rental in Dallas, Texas
In City Wheels rents pedal-assist electric bikes from Deep Ellum at 3116 Commerce St, by the hour or the day. A helmet and a marked route map come with every bike, and pickup is a short walk from downtown and the Farmers Market district.
How Much Does It Cost to Rent an E-Bike in Dallas?
An hour is $34.99 and a full day is $249.99, with two-hour, three-hour and half-day blocks in between. Two hours at $59.99 is the value pick — enough time for the Deep Ellum murals and the downtown landmarks circuit at an easy pace.
Do You Need Experience to Ride an E-Bike?
No. Pedal assist multiplies what you put in rather than replacing it, so it handles like a normal bike that has stopped fighting you. Most riders are comfortable within the first block. Operators must be 15 or older, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign the waiver.
Where Can You Ride?
The Katy Trail, White Rock Lake, the Trinity levee paths and the Ronald Kirk Bridge are all reachable from the shop, along with the downtown landmark circuit through Dealey Plaza and the Arts District. We suggest a route at check-in based on your time block.
Other Ways to Ride
Prefer a guide? Take a guided Dallas e-bike tour. Want a scooter instead? See Dallas scooter rentals. Riding with a group? Group and corporate bookings are welcome.
Grab a Bike and Go
Reserve online, pick it up in Deep Ellum, ride Dallas on your own schedule.
$34.99
per hour