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   How do I get around NYC by bike?

   • Below is a beginner’s guide to getting around town by bike, with basics on how to rent some wheels, explore the City via one of our recommended routes and ride safely. The easiest way to rent a bike is through Citi Bike, a bike-share program in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens that provides thousands of bicycles at its stalls.

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   Can you ride a bike in New York?

   • Cycling in New York can be intimidating, but with a bit of research you can glide through iconic spots like Coney Island and Central Park on two wheels.

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   Do NYC bike tours come with a bike?

   • Most tours come with a bike—though some are BYOB (bike, that is). For tours around Central Park, one of the most bike-friendly parts of NYC, there’s NYC Central Park Bike Rental. Brooklyn Bike Tours provides a variety of routes through the scenic borough.

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   Where can I rent a bike in NYC?

   • The easiest way to rent a bike is through Citi Bike, a bike-share program in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens that provides thousands of bicycles at its stalls. A one-day pass is $12 for an unlimited number of 30-minute rides. (If you go over 30 minutes, you will be charged $4 per 15-minute increment.)

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   What are the best bike paths in New York City?

   • 1. Brooklyn Greenway—Atlantic Avenue to Greenpoint One of the newest bike paths in the City starts at the foot of Atlantic Avenue and heads through one of the most scenic green spaces: Brooklyn Bridge Park. It’s a beautiful ride along the East River to the landmark Brooklyn Bridge.

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   Where to cycle in New York City?

   • The Hudson River Greenway stretches up the west side of Manhattan and is one of the loveliest cycle routes in the city. It’s a long way up to the Met Cloisters, so, while you can set off anywhere along the Greenway, Christopher Street Pier is a good starting point; it’s about an hour up to the Cloisters from there.

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   May 31, 2024 · You'll discover Brooklyn’s Red Hook, Sunset Park, and Bay Ridge neighborhoods and pedal through city, state, and national Parks like the Naval Cemetery Landscape, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Bush...

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   Oct 10, 2018 · The Complete Guide to Riding a Bike in New York City Essential tips for what, when, where, and how to ride in the big city. By David Colon Published: Oct 10, 2018 4:00 PM EDT

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   Jan 18, 2024 · Cycling in New York can be intimidating, but with a bit of research you can glide through iconic spots like Coney Island and Central Park on two wheels.

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   Mar 18, 2024 · 15 Lovely Spots For A Relaxing Spring Bike Ride In NYC. Grab your bike, take in some picturesque city views, and enjoy one of NYC's bike routes!

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   Aug 23, 2021 · If you are nervous and/or cycling for the first time, start on a traffic-free route such as the Hudson River Greenway (anywhere from West 125th Street to Battery Park), the Central Park loop...

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   Aug 20, 2018 · Below is a beginner’s guide to getting around town by bike, with basics on how to rent some wheels, explore the City via one of our recommended routes and ride safely. Find a Bike. The easiest way to rent a bike is through Citi Bike, a bike-share program in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens that provides thousands of bicycles at its stalls. A ...

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   Sep 27, 2020 · There are some 14,500 Citi Bikes in New York City, docked at 950 stations in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Jersey City.