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RRentals & Divvy

Divvy bike share, rental shops by the lake and downtown, e-bikes and adaptive bikes: what each costs and which one fits your ride.

A homebuilt tadpole recumbent trike with two wheels at the front and one at the rear

Adaptive Cycling in Chicago: Handcycles, Trikes and Free Programs

Where to ride adaptive bikes in Chicago: the free Lakefront program, adaptive mountain biking, Divvy sessions, equipment types and who to call.

The Chicago skyline across the water as seen from Navy Pier

Bike Rental at Navy Pier: Where to Rent, Divvy Stations and Ride Ideas

Rent a bike at Navy Pier from Bike & Roll or use the Divvy station in Polk Bros Park. Season, what is included, nearby shops, prices and where to ride.

A row of blue Divvy bikes locked at a downtown Chicago docking station

Bike Rental in Downtown Chicago: Shops, Divvy, Prices and Where to Pick Up

Where to rent a bike downtown: three shops, Divvy stations and day passes, with current prices, addresses and what is included.

Lake Michigan and the downtown Chicago skyline seen from the Lakefront Trail shoreline

Bike Rental on the Lakefront Trail: Shops, Prices, Rules

Where to rent a bike on Chicago's Lakefront Trail: shops at Navy Pier, Millennium Park and the water's edge, day rates, deposits, age limits and trail rules.

Black Divvy ebikes parked at an ebike-only station with a blue instruction sign in River Park, Chicago

Divvy Ebikes in Chicago: Price, Parking and How They Work

What a Divvy ebike costs in Chicago by plan, how the pedal assist works, where you can park, and the rules for locking one up.

Row of blue Divvy classic bikes docked at the Calumet Ave and 35th St station in Chicago

Divvy for Everyone: The $5 Chicago Bikeshare Membership

Who qualifies for Divvy for Everyone, what the $5 annual membership includes, how to enroll in person or pay in cash, and the ride rates.

Docked blue Divvy bikes at the Dearborn St and Washington St station in the Loop

Divvy Pricing in Chicago: Day Pass, Single Ride, Membership

What Divvy costs in Chicago: single rides, the day pass, annual membership, ebike and scooter rates, and when each plan beats the others.

Blue Divvy bikes docked in a row on a plaza beside a convention center

Divvy Scooters in Chicago: Prices, Rules, Where to Park

How Divvy scooters work in Chicago: per-minute prices, who can ride, speed limits, where scooters are banned, and where to park without a fee.

A Divvy bike station in Chicago with blue bikes docked in a row

Divvy Stations Downtown: Millennium Park, the Loop and Navy Pier

Where the Divvy stations are around Millennium Park and the Loop, their dock capacity, where to return a bike, and what the city is changing downtown.

Docked blue Divvy bikes at the Dearborn St and Washington St station in the Loop

Divvy vs a Bike Rental Shop in Chicago: Which Costs Less

Divvy or a rental shop in Chicago? Compare costs for a two-hour ride, a full day and an ebike, plus what each includes and where you return the bike.

Light-blue Divvy bikes docked in a row at a Chicago station

Electric Bike Rental in Chicago: Where to Rent, What It Costs and Rules Ahead

Rent an e-bike in Chicago from Bobby's, 3rd Coast Cycles, Bike & Roll or Divvy. Hourly and day rates, models, tour upgrades and the 2027 state law.

Row of blue Divvy classic bikes docked at the Calumet Ave and 35th St station in Chicago

How Divvy Bikes Work in Chicago: Unlock, Ride, Park

How Chicago's Divvy bikeshare works: unlock with the app, ride, dock at any station, and what classic bikes, ebikes and scooters cost.

Row of blue Divvy classic bikes docked at the Calumet Ave and 35th St station in Chicago

How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Bike in Chicago?

Bike rental prices in Chicago: hourly, half-day and full-day rates for city bikes, hybrids, road bikes, ebikes and kids bikes, plus Divvy and add-on costs.

A child's bicycle with training wheels and a front basket

Kids Bike Rental in Chicago: Bikes, Seats, Trailers, Prices

Renting bikes for kids in Chicago: kids bikes, child seats, tag-alongs, trailers and strollers, with age limits, helmet rules and hourly and daily rates.

A row of Divvy bikes docked at a station in Chicago

Monthly Bike Rental in Chicago: Prices and Better Options

Where to rent a bike by the month in Chicago: a $250 monthly rental, a rent-to-own e-bike from $159, and Divvy's annual pass as the cheaper alternative.

A red tandem bicycle with two seats standing on grass

Tandem Bike Rental in Chicago: Where to Rent and What It Costs

Where to rent a tandem bike in Chicago, what it costs by the hour and day, how a tandem rides, and what Bike and Roll, Bobby's and 3rd Coast require.

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