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Where to rent bikes in Greenville

Hit the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail on a rental bike.

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Hit the trail this spring. | Photo by @hurricanerumz

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As the weather warms up and spring is just about springing, it’s more tempting than ever before to hit the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.

Whether you’re looking to share the city with your out of town friends, or maybe you don’t have a bike yourself, here are four spots to rent bicycles in Greenville.

Reedy Rides | 50 S. Richardson St.

🚴: 7-speed comfort cruisers, kids bikes, child trailers, tag-a-longs (third wheel), and tandems

⏰: 7 days a week, winter hours 10 a.m.-6 p.m., spring and summer hours 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

💵: 4 hour rental: $25, 8 hours: $40

Swamp Rabbit Inn | 1 Logan St

🚴: Specialized bikes with seven speeds and three-speed cruiser bikes

⏰: Text (864) 345-7990 for availability

💵: 4 hour rental: $15, 8 hours: $25

Greenville B-Cycle | Multiple locations

🚴: Electric bikes located around Greenville

⏰: Open 24 hours

💵: Prices vary

Pedego Electric Bikes | 1320 Hampton Ave.

🚴: Electric bikes

⏰: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

💵: Prices vary

Know of a wheelie good bike rental spot that didn’t make our list? Let us know.

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