Bike Rental: Electric (E-Bike)
From NOK 350
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See the sites without the sweat! An Electric Bike Rental is the perfect way to discover Oslo like a local, at your own pace. With a quality E-bike, recommended helmet, lock and customized mapping service, you are able to see all of the different sides of Oslo: trendy neighborhoods, historic castles and palaces, world-class parks, stunning coastline and endless forest. You can pick the E-bike up anytime after 9:30 and return it before the Viking Biking shop closes at 18:00.
Overnight rentals (24 hours, multiple days) available: Bikes need to be stored in a safe location overnight. Nearly all hotels in Oslo have secure storage for bikes. If staying in private accomodation, please make sure there is a secure back courtyard or bike room.
PRICE
Youth 13+ and Student (with valid ID): 350 kroner daily / 400 kroner 24 hours
Adult: 400 kroner daily / 450 kroner 24 Hours
DEPOSIT
A deposit of 2000 kroner is taken at the time of pick-up and will be returned upon return of the bike.
USING ELECTRIC BIKES
The bikes have a battery and motor in the rear, making for a comfortable ride. The rider can choose from a variety of assistance levels simply by pushing the +/- buttons. There are multiple gears as well. It is best if riders have used an electric bike before, but not required.
AVAILABILITY
01 April - 31 October: every day, seven days per week, from 9:30-18:00. Advanced booking recommended, especially on weekends and during the summer months.
November-March: available based on weather and riding conditions. Please contact us in advance for availability.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Customized bike map, rain ponchos and water available for purchase and pump/repair kits available for rental in the Viking Biking shop: 25 kroner each
Viking Biking offers a custom designed map (available for sale on-line or in our shop for 25 kroner) tested by our team of experienced guides, which provides detailed routes for the following self-guided tours:
- Downtown Oslo's highlights, ranging from the Royal Palace to the Vigeland sculpture park to the modern harbor of Aker Brygge;
- Bygdøy peninsula: home to Oslo's most famous museums like the Viking Ships and Fram, as well as some of the city's best nature with beaches, sea cliffs, farmland and forest;
- Akerselva River path with its impressive waterfalls, and the trendy neighborhood of Grünerløkka;
- Oslo's forest "marka": one of the most amazing areas of nature of any city in the world, with hundreds of kilometers of off-road biking, dozens of lakes, surprising wildlife like foxes and moose, and stunning views of the city and fjord below. (Please see your Mountain or Touring bike rentals for biking in the Marka)