What is the minimum age to rent an e-bike?

Riders must be at least 16 years old to rent an e-bike unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at check-in.

Where do I check in for Brooksville rentals?

Check in at E-Cycle Adventures – Brooksville, 3049 Aerial Way, Brooksville, FL 34604; arrive 10–15 minutes early and bring a valid ID.

Are helmets included?

Yes, each rental includes a helmet and a bike lock; you may bring your own helmet if you prefer.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations made within 24 hours of the rental time and no-shows will be charged the full rental amount.

Can I return the bike to a different location?

Rentals are typically returned to the pickup location—confirm any one-way or alternate drop-off with staff when booking.

Are there extras available like child seats or trailers?

Yes—extras include child seats, cargo trailers, front baskets, phone mounts and hitch bike rack rentals; ask staff to add these.

Four-Day Bike Rentals in Brooksville: Ride Withlacoochee, Suncoast & Starkey

Where low-country pines give way to long paved ribbons of trail, E-Cycle Adventures’ Brooksville four-day rental puts Florida’s quieter landscapes on two wheels. Based out of Brooksville with convenient pick-up in New Port Richey, this rental lets you thread together the Withlacoochee State Trail, Good Neighbor Trail, Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park and the Suncoast Trail over four days of exploration. Riders pick from cruisers, mountain bikes, road bikes, cargo bikes and powerful e-bikes; every rental includes a helmet and lock, plus route tips from staff who know local coffee stops and the best trailheads.

Start your loop from 3049 Aerial Way, Brooksville, FL 34604 or the New Port Richey shop at 9904 Little Rd. A quick fitting gets you rolling onto landscapes defined by pine flatwoods, freshwater wetlands and wide, low rivers. The Withlacoochee State Trail is one of Florida’s longest paved rail-trails; its gently graded surface is ideal for long mileage days or easy family outings. The Suncoast Trail opens toward coastal marshes and historic Downtown New Port Richey, where Sims Park and waterfront streets make for an afternoon break.

What makes this rental stand out is flexibility. Four days gives you time to mix short spins with full-day point-to-point rides, use an e-bike to extend range without draining your legs, or try a cargo bike for a picnic and extra gear. Staff recommendations tailor routes to experience level, whether you want a smooth pavement cruise or a more dirt-side adventure inside Starkey Wilderness Park. Extras like child seats, cargo trailers, phone mounts and damage protection let riders customize each day.

Beyond the trails, the area rewards slow observation: great blue herons quarter marsh edges, turtles sun on logs, and oak hammock stands punctuate the flat horizon. Practicalities are simple—bring ID at check-in, be at the shop 10–15 minutes early, and return the bike to your pickup location at the end of the rental. Cancellations within 24 hours are charged in full, so plan accordingly.

For riders traveling through Pasco and Hernando County, this four-day rental is an accessible way to connect trails, towns and waterfronts without the logistics of shipping bikes. It’s a local service that amplifies what makes this part of Florida special: broad, rideable trails, easy coastal access, and small-town stops where a cold drink and a shaded bench reset the day. Whether on an e-bike or a cruiser, four days here feels like time reclaimed.

Before you go, call the Brooksville shop at 352-593-8205 or New Port Richey at 727-819-0627 for last-minute trail conditions or to add extras like a child seat or cargo trailer. Staff can suggest a one-day loop or a three-day itinerary that uses nearby trailheads and waterfront stops and cafes.

Four-Day Bike Rentals in Brooksville: Ride Withlacoochee, Suncoast & Starkey

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