Perfect way to see the neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires in a short period while getting in some exercise. The tour is a full day tour and includes a meal stop.

Excellent tour guide Sam and helpful friendly owner. Bikes in good repair. Very informative tour of Buenos Aires. Good meal. Only the two of us so paced at our comfort. Admittedly the streets were too busy for my wife but she rarely cycles and usually in the country.

Great way to explore Buenos Aires. Most of the route had bike lanes which helped make us feel secure. Our guide, Fabio, was fabulous, funny and always keeping a watch out for the group, checking back frequently to make sure everyone was doing OK. The included lunch was excellent. The only reason this did not get a five star review was the bikes really were not the best.

Buenos Aires is big, but the bike tour tackles this well. The tour was well thought out and covers a lot of ground, just like los Pumas beating the All Blacks. We felt safe all day. The traffic and bike paths were good, the city is flat and the bikes set up well. A really good lunch was provided. The guides were knowledgeable and willing to change the route to accommodate any requests. Lots of time for questions and photos. You don’t need to be super fit to do the whole day tour thanks for a great day

Samuel led me on a fascinating and fun tour of Recoleta and Palermo. We stopped at many interesting places and he provided me with informative narrative. I also got to see how BA is awesome for cyclists as it has amazing bike lanes to make traveling by bicycle safe and enjoyable. I highly recommend signing for this tour!!! And the bike is high quality if you want to borrow one and explore on your own.

What a wonderful introduction to Buenos Aires. Our guide (forgive me for not remembering his name, I was jet lagged!) went out of his way to show us all the hidden treasures BA has to offer. His love for his city was so touching, he even sang some classic songs to us. Thank you for a wonderful afternoon that I will never forget. Highly recommend this Company (and my guide).

Excellent equipment and Gonzalo/Fernando bend over backwards to help out with anything. Even offering to come to the shop after hours. The deposit via paypal was promptly returned. Couldn't have gone smoother.

I wanted lo leave a review for these guys because it was an unusually great experience. We rented two bikes from them and not only got the bikes but a detailed map with bike lanes in Buenos Aires and a talk with the history of the places we were about to visit and great suggestions to eat along the ride. Looks like Fernando and Gonzalo really enjoy what they do and they transmit their love for biking and Buenos Aires to their customers.

We decided last minute to rent bikes here after a colleague recommended us this place. The owners helped us immediately and where very friendly. The bikes are in a good condition and they give us some tips where to go

Second time i rent a bike from this shop. First time a MTB, second time i went for the road bike. Great bikes and even better service. They take their time to set everything up even show where you can go to explore Buenos Aires. Definitely coming back here !

Great way to see the city, english speaking guide was really informative. We just did a half day which was surprisingly tiring. Water is provided but you might like to take a snack bar as well to keep up the energy levels.

This is simply a great way to see the city. Bike tours are often fun, and this one is no exception. The guide had lots of interesting stories and was able to bring history alive, even for our teenagers :). Definitely recommended.

Easy to find the shop. Helpful and friendly team to guide you as to which bike you should take. Well maintained cycles. Very pleasant to deal with and you can chose how long you wish to hire the bikes for.

Good service! Friendly people. By the way: crossing BA with a bike is a great experience! Quick, easy, environment friendly. Follow the green lines especially made for cyclists.

Abigail took us down to La Boca and Caminita area then round port Madero and back through centre. She did a great job navigating us around some complicated junctions and we stopped frequently for explanations and questions. We went places the tour buses don't go, and the explanations from a local so much better than sitting listening to a recorded commentary with buds stuck in your ears. Bike was a fixie but that was OK- no hills in BA.