Affordable bike, e-bike, and scooter rentals just four minutes from the Central Park south entrance. The easiest way to ride New York's most iconic park.
From $18/hour · Open 8AM – 11PM · 873 7th Ave, NYC
No hidden fees. Helmet, lock, and front/rear lights included with every Central Park bike rental.
| Rental price | 1 hour | 2 hours | 3 hours | 4 hours | All day |
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Trek Bike
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$18 | $25 | $30 | $35 | $45 |
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Kids' Bike
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$14 | $20 | $25 | $30 | $40 |
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E-Bike
Velotric Discover
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$25 | $40 | $50 | $60 | $80 |
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E-Scooter
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$25 | $40 | $50 | $60 | $80 |
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Tandem
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$36 | $50 | $60 | $70 | $90 |
Affordable bike, e-bike, and scooter rentals steps from Central Park. New York's easiest rental shop, family-run since 2017.
Choose from a variety of bikes perfect for exploring Central Park and NYC.
Electric bikes for an effortless ride around the park and city streets.
Scooters available for quick, easy rides through Manhattan's bustling streets.
From classic Trek bike rentals to Velotric e-bikes, e-scooters, kids' bikes, and tandems. The right ride for any Central Park or NYC adventure.
750W rear hub motor, 55-mile range, fat Kenda tires, hydraulic suspension fork, and a Samsung battery integrated into the down tube. The most-rented bike in our fleet.
Reliable Trek cruisers. Lightweight, smooth shifters, perfect for the Central Park loop.
Foldable, 15mph top speed, perfect for solo riders. Easy parking, no chain grease.
Right-sized for riders 5 to 12. Helmet included. The park's the playground.
The classic NYC date. Two saddles, two sets of pedals, one beautiful ride through Central Park. Best photo opportunity in your camera roll.
Step out of Astra Bike, turn right, and Central Park is yours. Want more? Every iconic NYC bike route starts at our door.
The full loop: Reservoir, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Fields.
Manhattan to DUMBO. Pizza waiting on the other side.
Battery Park to George Washington Bridge.
Bridge, Smorgasburg, vintage shops, espresso.
Six iconic NYC landmarks within easy reach from our shop at 873 7th Avenue. Pick up a bike, pick your spot — each ride is a story you bring home.
Opened in 1858 as the very first landscaped public park in the United States. The famous 6.1-mile loop passes Strawberry Fields, Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge, and Belvedere Castle — closed to cars year-round.
Six blocks north of our shop. Pedal in through Columbus Circle and the rest of the city falls away.
Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass — where Brooklyn's 19th-century brick warehouses meet Jean Nouvel's glass pavilion housing the restored 1922 Jane's Carousel.
The view from Washington Street is the most-photographed corner in Brooklyn. Come at golden hour. Bring a camera.
At completion, the longest suspension bridge on Earth (1,595½ ft span). Built over 14 years and finished by his daughter-in-law Emily Roebling after his son was paralyzed by caisson disease.
Separated bike lane since 2021. Ride down 7th Avenue, cross the bridge, end the day with a bagel in DUMBO.
Originally Longacre Square — renamed in 1904 when The New York Times moved its headquarters here. The pedestrian plaza you photograph today was created in 2009.
Closer than you think. Six minutes by bike straight down 7th Avenue from our front door.
Calvert Vaux's 1862 cast-iron bridge over The Lake — the most-photographed bridge in Central Park. Just south, Bethesda Fountain's "Angel of the Waters" (1873) was the first major NYC public art commission given to a woman, sculptor Emma Stebbins.
Walk your bike down from the 72nd Transverse. Both moments are five minutes apart.
Built 1934 to lift freight trains off the deadly 10th Avenue. Last train ran in 1980 carrying frozen turkeys. Saved from demolition in 1999, reopened as a 1.45-mile elevated park in 2009. Eight million visitors a year.
One honest note: bikes aren't allowed on the High Line itself. Lock up at any entrance, walk it, ride the Hudson River Greenway back.
The full editorial guide — every landmark, every route, every story. From the Imagine mosaic at sunrise to the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset.
Real customers, real rides — from Times Square to Central Park. Bike rental NYC made unforgettable.
Real reviews from real customers — straight off the road.
"Rented an e-bike for a Central Park ride — smooth, fun, and so convenient!"
"Scooter rental was quick and easy, perfect for exploring NYC near Central Park."
Between 55th & 56th Street, Midtown Manhattan. Four-minute walk to Central Park's south entrance.
Astra Bike Rentals NYC is a local, family-operated bike rental shop on 7th Avenue — a four-minute walk from the Central Park south entrance. We've been the go-to bike rental for Central Park visitors and New Yorkers alike for years.
Our fleet includes everything from classic Trek bike rentals to premium Velotric e-bike rentals, e-scooters, kids' bikes, and tandems — all maintained in-house by mechanics who actually ride. No franchises, no surprises, no surge pricing. Just the best bike rental near Central Park.
The most common things we get asked at the counter. Anything else? Just call or email us.
Call, email, or just walk in. We're always happy to help plan a route or recommend the right bike.
Between 55th and 56th Street — four minutes on foot to Central Park's south entrance. Yellow taxis right outside. Subway: 57th St-7th Ave (N/Q/R/W).
Book online in 60 seconds, call us, or just walk in — we'll have your bike waiting.
