Bike Newport Rentals

Daily Bike Rentals now available at The Annex, 56 Broadway. Bike Newport has a fleet of 20 bikes available for daily rentals. See pricing below. All revenue supports our bike safety education programs. Sweet! Stop by the Annex at 56 Broadway to rent a bike. Contact the Annex at 401-619-4900 to reserve a bike. Call or email info@bikenewportri.org for any questions. One Day: $40 (pickup 9am – return by 5pm) Overnight: $20 (return by noon following day) Weekend: $99 (pickup Friday between 3pm and 5pm and return Monday by noon) Deposit: $300 / per bike (added flat price hold on all rentals) All bikes come with a lock, helmet, lights, and a bell Must be 16+ to rent Road Sharing, Safety & the Law - Whether you’re walking, riding or driving, follow these simple rules of the road. 1) Stop at Stop Signs & Red Lights. Obey All traffic signs, they apply to bikes as well as cars. 2) Ride in the Same Direction as Traffic Observe one-way streets. It’s against the law to ride the wrong way, and cars will not expect you to be there. 3) Use Lights at Night See and be seen! Lights make you more visible on the road. Wear bright clothes and reflectivity. 4) Wear a Helmet Helmets are required for people up to 15 years old and recommended for everyone. Protect your head. 5) Ride on the Road, Not on the Sidewalk Children 13 years old and younger may ride on the sidewalk. Everyone should always walk on busy sidewalks. 6). Communicate With Cars Use hand signals to show where you are going & what you are doing. Watch for signals from car drivers that you’ve been seen. Road Markings Explained There are two bike symbols on Newport’s roadways – one for dedicated bike lanes and one for shared lanes: 1) A narrow, separate lane for bicycles only - along America's Cup Blvd. Cyclists are protected in the bike lane, but continue to have a right to the full roadway and will move into the road whenever a hazard exists in the bike lane. Cars should never be in the bike lane – no driving, stopping, standing or parking. Motorists must cross the bike lane with extreme caution. 2) Sharrows - This travel lane is marked for shared use by cars and bicycles - such as the markings down Broadway and around the Ocean Loop. Cyclists should ride toward the right side of the lane when possible, but will ride in the center of the lane to avoid car doors and other hazards, when preparing to turn left, and to prevent a car from passing too closely. Passing a Cyclist Passing: Rhode Island state law mandates that a motorist may not pass a cyclist unless there is enough room for the cyclist to fall over sideways into the driving lane and not be hit by the vehicle. This law is written to protect cyclists from serious or fatal injury. Please be patient and courteous when sharing the road.Read all Newport and Rhode Island’s laws pertaining to bicycles here. Maps and Rides Explore the city, the state, or the region with a group, or at your own pace using the Newport County Bicycle Map. Our big, beautiful, fold-out map covers all of Newport County from Conanicut Island to Aquidneck Island and all the way to Little Compton! Find the map at locations in Newport and around the county, including the Newport Visitors Center, all local bike shops, Bike Newport, and in Jamestown at the Jamestown Ferry and Baker’s Pharmacy. Links to other local rides can be found here. Bike Repairs: All proceeds from The Annex, Bike Newport’s friendly and professional service department, supports Bike Newport's education and advocacy programs!