About 2 hours from 806 San Jacinto, through the historic blocks and Red River, up Congress Avenue and over the bat bridge, with bar stops along the way.
Every ride starts and finishes at the same corner, so nobody has to figure out a ride home from somewhere new. In between, you see the best of downtown from a seat with a cooler beside it.
The bike pulls out from the corner of 8th and San Jacinto and works through downtown’s historic blocks before heading into the Red River music district. From there it climbs Congress Avenue and crosses the Congress bat bridge, then turns back toward the start. The whole loop takes about 2 hours, and most of that time is spent rolling with your music on. A local guide steers the whole way, so all anyone in your group has to do is decide how much they feel like pedaling.
Aim for street parking on San Jacinto Blvd or 8th Street, right by the start. If the street is full, there are 2 lots on 7th Street, one at San Jacinto and one at Trinity, a short walk away. Put 806 San Jacinto Blvd in your map app and look for the bike on the corner.
Rides run from 11am to 11pm every day, rain or shine. If the weather turns unsafe, you hear about it before the ride and get a full refund. Want the bike to yourselves? Book the whole bike for up to 15 people. Just a few of you? Grab $35 seats on a public ride.