Recumbent Bicycle Rentals in France
If a question arises where the Mecca of bicycle driving is, the answer is straight forward – France. There is no need for explanation why this country, because France hosts the best bicycle tour in the world Tour de France. This s the ultimate competition for bicycle drivers; skills are put to the ultimate test on straight, up-hills and down-hills. It is no doubt that France is the home of bicycle driving.
More then obvious is the fact that bike rentals are available in France. Whatever is you stile of driving, there are countless places for bike rentals; classic bicycles, mountain bikes, BMX, tandem, recumbent bicycles, you name it. The bicycles are in great shape and well maintained capable for longer driving.
Bicycle rental places provide services to ease your holiday arrangements and plans. Many rental shops deliver the bicycle to your door step on the day you need, or deliver it where you need to be. Service delivery goes further then you think. For example if you are planning a mountain bike trip on the Alps or Pyrenees, the bike is delivered there directly, easing your burden of transport and take it the day you plan to finish your trip.
Why rent a recumbent bike? Quite simple, for the comfort that it gives you. Recumbent bikes are driven in a semi-lying position. The body’s position offers complete comfort and no necessary energy burn. This type of bike is perfect for sightseeing in the big metropolis in France, Paris in particular.
Recently opened recumbent bike rental in France is
Recumbent Rentals – Provence, Camargue.
Located at 282 rue Carnot 30600 VAUVER; Phone number 06 03 53 65 64;
website www.lebarjonaute.fr
It seems that there are no special Recumbent Rent shops in France, but there are however, many Rental shops that offer have the recumbent bicycle type in their rental service. The following list gives the names and contact info of the places in Paris, being the most visited place in France, where you can rent not just recumbent bikes, but any type of bike that you seem fit.
1. Paris Vélo
Located at 2, rue du Fer à Moulin,75005 Paris.
Phone number 01-43-37-59-22
2. Paris à Vélo, C’est Sympa
Located 37, boulevard Bourdon,75004 Paris.
Phone number 01-48-87-60-01
3. La Maison du Velo
Located at 11, rue Fénelon,75010 Paris.
Phone number 01-42-81-24-72
4. Cyclic
Located at 19, rue Monge,75005 Paris.
Phone number 01-43-25-63-67 or 01-40-40-08-33
5. Albert Swissa
Located at 14, rue Froissart,75003 Paris.
Phone number 01-42-77-01-19
6. Métro Bike
Located at 1, blvd Edgar Quinet,75014 Paris.
Phone number 01-43-21-88-38
7. VTT Center
Located at 1, place de Rungis,75013 Paris.
Phone number 01-45-65-49-89
8. Cycl’art by Bicloune
Located at 7, rue Froment,75011 Paris.
Phone number 01-48-05-47-75
9. Paris Cycle – En vélo à Paris
Phone number 01-42-01-81-77
10. Paris Vélo Assistance
Located at 88, blvd de la Villette,75019 Paris.
Phone number 01-40-34-28-29
You will come across some bicycle terms shorten with capital letter. Not to get confused, here are the terms in their translated English form.
VTT (Vélo Tout Terrain) – mountain bike
VTC (Vélo Tout Chemin) – hybrid bike
Vélo de Course – racing style bike
Vélo de Ville/Bicyclette/Dutch – cruiser, limited speed city bicycles
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