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Bike rental - Seattle

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  1. Can anyone suggest a bike shop in Seattle to rent?
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    Can anyone suggest a bike shop in Seattle to rent?

    http://www.cascade.org/Community/rental.cfm gives a list of rental places.
    If you need a place near either where you are staying or where you want to
    ride, email me privately and I can help you figure out which place would be
    best.

    You may also find this helpful:
    http://www.cascade.org/Community/seattleinfo.cfm

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  3. B said:

    Can anyone suggest a bike shop in Seattle to rent?

    If you're looking for a place to rent a bike because you plan on visiting
    and will be staying at a hotel while you're there, you might try the
    Watertown near the University of Washington if it's convenient. I stayed
    there last time I visited by pure dumb luck, and was pleased to find that
    the hotel has free loaner bikes.
    --
    Paul Turner

  4. (B) said:


    Can anyone suggest a bike shop in Seattle to rent?

    I rented from Montlake Bicycles when I first visited Seattle. They
    had a broad selection of bike sizes and types, and the rates were very
    reasonable. They have been exceedingly helpful whenever I've gone
    there for anything.

    Alki Bike and Board in West Seattle is a great shop, and they also do
    rentals (in the event that their shop is better located for your
    purposes.) If you go there, be sure to tell them I sent you! Their
    service manager Jeremy is a longstanding member of my chopper bike
    club, Dead Baby Bikes.

    http://deadbabybikes.org

    Chalo Colina

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