A hybrid bike is a type of bicycle that combines features of a road bike and a mountain bike, making it suitable for riding over various types of terrain.
Hybrids are often used for commuting, as they offer a comfortable and versatile option for general-purpose riding.
Biking is an enjoyable, healthy, and environmentally-friendly activity that everyone can enjoy. If you’re new to mountain biking or find road bikes too fast-paced, a hybrid bike might be the perfect choice for you. With a hybrid, you can take advantage of its mountain bike features to tackle beginner-level trails, or enjoy a leisurely ride on the road without feeling the pressure to go fast.
HYBRID BIKE RENTALS:
Our rent for hybrid bikes start at a two days minimum/weekend. We apologize, no rentals for one day are available at this time.
HYBRID BIKES | 2 DAYS / WEEKEND | ADD’ DAY
| FULL WEEK | FULL MONTH | SEASON |
Norco Yorkville (21 speed) | $85 | $25 | $140 | $350 | $650 |
Norco Yorkville Step-Thru (21 speed) | $90 | $25 | $150 | $360 | $660 |
Norco Vermont (24 speed) | $95 | $25 | $160 | $370 | $670 |
Norco Vermont Step-Thru (24 speed) | $100 | $25 | $170 | $380 | $680 |
Norco Monterey (27 speed) | $105 | $25 | $180 | $390 | $690 |
Norco Monterey Step-Thru (27 speed) | $110 | $25 | $190 | $400 | $700 |
All hybrid bike rentals include: Helmet, extra tube, air pump, repair kit and Allen keys.
THULE HITCH RACK, TRUNK RACK, BIKE TRAVEL CASE, SPORT STROLLERS & TRAILERS:
We offer a range of transportation options for your hybrid bike.
Click the “picture” icon in the second column to get a better understanding of each transport solution.
TRANSPORT OPTIONS | IMAGE | SINGLE DAY | ADD’ DAY
| WEEKEND | FULL WEEK |
Thule OutWay Hanging 2 bikes – Trunk |  | $50 | $20 | $70 | $90 |
Thule OutWay Hanging 3 bikes – Trunk |  | $60 | $20 | $80 | $100 |
Thule Helium Pro 3 bikes (9043PRO) – Hitch |  | $45 | $25 | $70 | $90 |
Thule Apex XT 4 bikes (9025XT) – Hitch |  | $45 | $25 | $70 | $90 |
Thule Apex XT 5 bikes (9026XT) – Hitch |  | $55 | $25 | $80 | $100 |
Thule Apex XT Swing 4 bikes (9027XT) – Hitch |  | $70 | $20 | $90 | $130 |
Thule T2 Pro XTR 2 bikes (9035XTR) – Hitch |  | $80 | $40 | $120 | $200 |
Thule T2 Pro XTR with Add on 4 bikes – Hitch |  | $150 | $50 | $200 | $300 |
Thule EasyFold XT 2 bikes (903202) – Hitch |  | $100 | $50 | $150 | $250 |
Thule Elite Van XT 2 Bikes (302013) Clamped |  | $80 | $50 | $130 | $180 |
Thule RoundTrip Pro XT (100505) – Travel bag |  | ASK | US | FOR | DETAILS |
Thule RoundTrip (3204662) – MTB Travel bag |  | ASK | US | FOR | DETAILS |
Thule Chariot Sport Single/Double Stroller |  | $100 | $50 | $150 | $300 |
Top Bike Trails In The Twin Cities:
In order to get the full experience of biking in Twin Cities, we recommend you to visit the following trails:
- Theodore Wirth Park – For Visitors looking to get rad within the city limits, you can’t do much better than Theodore Wirth Park. Located on the western edge of North Minneapolis—just outside of downtown—Theo’s rustic, wooded environment makes it easy to forget you’re in the heart of a bustling city, but the glimmering Minneapolis skyline is never far from sight. Theo’s trails are defined by snug tree clearances and frequent switchbacks, which means it can be a cakewalk or a thriller depending on your speed. It’s a great place to practice your bike handling, and can be the place to gain the confidence boost needed to fall in love with mountain biking. Trails at Theo range from flowy and smooth, to tight and twisty, with a few advanced features such as rock gardens and log skinnies thrown in for good measure.
- Minnesota River Bottoms – An enchanting canopy of green greets riders who mosey through the River Bottoms trail (opens in new window), a local favorite within riding distance of Mall of America. The River Bottoms consists of nearly 17 miles of single- and doubletrack that hug the edges of the Minnesota River, stretching from southwest Bloomington to Fort Snelling State Park. Riders flow gently through trees, under graffiti-adorned highway underpasses and through breathtaking, shockingly green walls of tall horsetail reeds in the summer. Due to its relaxed, relatively flat topography, the River Bottoms is perfect for an adventure date, solo trip or family dirt excursion. For those desiring a workout, swaths of washed-up sand afford ample opportunities to drop into a low gear and mash to your heart’s content.
- Lebanon Hills – With all the trails Lebanon Hills has to offer, riders of every skill level are sure to grin while pumping pedals at this versatile off-road park in the suburb of Eagan, just down the road from the Minnesota Zoo. Showcasing 12 miles of singletrack, the beginner and intermediate paths at Leb are relatively open and flowing, with just enough gradual climbs to keep your heart pumping. Like Theo, Leb’s trails are wooded—but clearance isn’t so tight as to make beginners worry about dinging a handlebar on a tree if they let loose. Riders can practice railing berms, cruising through lower-grade rock gardens and getting as much air as they dare with a few jumps, too.
Other good trails for biking include: Cuyuna Lakes Mountain Biking Trail, Piedmont Bike Trails, Elm Creek Park Reserve, Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve.
Hybrid Bike Sizing Chart (Hardtail and Full Suspension):
FT AND IN | CENTIMETERS
| FRAME SIZE | BIKE SIZE |
4′ 10″ – 5′ 2″ | 148 – 158 | 13 – 14 | XS |
5′ 2″ – 5′ 6″ | 158 – 168 | 15 – 16 | S |
5′ ‘6″ – 5’ 10″ | 168 – 178 | 17 – 18 | M |
5′ 10″ – 6′ 1″ | 178 – 185 | 19 – 20 | L |
6′ 1″ – 6′ 4″ | 185 – 193 | 21 – 22 | XL |
6 ‘4″ – 6’ 6″ | 193 – 198 | 23 – 24 | XXL |
A hybrid bike is a type of bicycle that combines features of a road bike and a mountain bike, making it suitable for riding over various types of terrain.
Hybrids are often used for commuting, as they offer a comfortable and versatile option for general-purpose riding.
Biking is an enjoyable, healthy, and environmentally-friendly activity that everyone can enjoy. If you’re new to mountain biking or find road bikes too fast-paced, a hybrid bike might be the perfect choice for you. With a hybrid, you can take advantage of its mountain bike features to tackle beginner-level trails, or enjoy a leisurely ride on the road without feeling the pressure to go fast.
Our rent for hybrid bikes start at a two days minimum/weekend. We apologize, no rentals for one day are available at this time.
| HYBRID BIKE | 2 Days or Weekend/Extra Day/Full Week/Full Month/Full Season |
| Norco Yorkville (21 speed) | $80/$25/$140/$350/$650 |
| Norco Yorkville Step-Thru (21 speed) | $90/$25/$150/$360/$660 |
| Norco Vermont (24 speed) | $95/$25/$160/$370/$670 |
| Norco Vermont Step-Thru (24 speed) | $100/$25/$170/$380/$680 |
| Norco Monterey (27 speed) | $105/$25/$180/$390/$690 |
| Norco Monterey Step-Thru (27 speed) | $110/$25/$190/$400/$700 |
All hybrid bike rentals include: Helmet, extra tube, air pump, repair kit and Allen keys.
We offer a range of transportation options for your hybrid bike.
Click to “OPEN IMAGE” (under the price info) to get a better understanding of each transport solution.
| Transport Options | One Day/Extra Day/Weekend/Full Week |
Thule OutWay Hanging 2 bikes – Trunk | $50$20/$70/$90 |
| Thule OutWay Hanging 3 bikes – Trunk | $60/$20/$80/$100 |
| Thule Helium Pro 3 bikes (9043PRO) – Hitch | $45/$25/$70/$90 |
| Thule Apex XT 4 bikes (9025XT) – Hitch | $45/$25/$70/$90 |
| Thule Apex XT 5 bikes (9026XT) – Hitch – Hitch | $55/$25/$75/$100 |
| Thule Apex XT Swing 4 bikes (9027XT) – Hitch | $70/$20/$90/$130 |
| Thule T2 Pro XTR 2 bikes (9035XTR) – Hitch | $80/$40/$120/$200 |
| Thule T2 Pro XTR with Add on 4 bikes – Hitch | $150/$50/$200/$300 |
| Thule EasyFold XT 2 bikes (903202) – Hitch | $100/$50/$150/$250 |
| Thule Elite Van XT 2 Bikes (302013) – Clamped | $80/$50/$130/$180 |
| Thule RoundTrip Pro XT (100505) – Travel bag | Ask us for details |
| Thule RoundTrip (3204662) – MTB Travel bag | Ask us for details |
| Thule Chariot Sport Single/Double Stroller | 100/$50/$150/$300 |
BIKE SIZE XS:
- Height: 4′10″ – 5′2″ (148 – 158 cm)
- Frame Size: 13 – 14
BIKE SIZE S:
- Height: 5′2″ – 5′6″ (158 – 168 cm)
- Frame Size: 15 – 16
BIKE SIZE M:
- Height: 5′6″ – 5′10″ (168 – 178 cm)
- Frame Size: 17 – 18
BIKE SIZE L:
- Height: 5′10″ – 6′1″ (178 – 185 cm)
- Frame Size: 19 – 20
BIKE SIZE XL:
- Height: 6′1″ – 6’4″ (185 – 193 cm)
- Frame Size: 21 – 22
BIKE SIZE XXL:
- Height: 6′4″ – 6′6″ (193 – 198 cm)
- Frame Size: 23 – 24
In order to get the full experience of biking in Twin Cities, we recommend you to visit the following trails:
- Theodore Wirth Park – For Visitors looking to get rad within the city limits, you can’t do much better than Theodore Wirth Park. Located on the western edge of North Minneapolis—just outside of downtown—Theo’s rustic, wooded environment makes it easy to forget you’re in the heart of a bustling city, but the glimmering Minneapolis skyline is never far from sight. Theo’s trails are defined by snug tree clearances and frequent switchbacks, which means it can be a cakewalk or a thriller depending on your speed. It’s a great place to practice your bike handling, and can be the place to gain the confidence boost needed to fall in love with mountain biking. Trails at Theo range from flowy and smooth, to tight and twisty, with a few advanced features such as rock gardens and log skinnies thrown in for good measure.
- Minnesota River Bottoms – An enchanting canopy of green greets riders who mosey through the River Bottoms trail (opens in new window), a local favorite within riding distance of Mall of America. The River Bottoms consists of nearly 17 miles of single- and doubletrack that hug the edges of the Minnesota River, stretching from southwest Bloomington to Fort Snelling State Park. Riders flow gently through trees, under graffiti-adorned highway underpasses and through breathtaking, shockingly green walls of tall horsetail reeds in the summer. Due to its relaxed, relatively flat topography, the River Bottoms is perfect for an adventure date, solo trip or family dirt excursion. For those desiring a workout, swaths of washed-up sand afford ample opportunities to drop into a low gear and mash to your heart’s content.
- Lebanon Hills – With all the trails Lebanon Hills has to offer, riders of every skill level are sure to grin while pumping pedals at this versatile off-road park in the suburb of Eagan, just down the road from the Minnesota Zoo. Showcasing 12 miles of singletrack, the beginner and intermediate paths at Leb are relatively open and flowing, with just enough gradual climbs to keep your heart pumping. Like Theo, Leb’s trails are wooded—but clearance isn’t so tight as to make beginners worry about dinging a handlebar on a tree if they let loose. Riders can practice railing berms, cruising through lower-grade rock gardens and getting as much air as they dare with a few jumps, too.
Other good trails for biking include: Cuyuna Lakes Mountain Biking Trail, Piedmont Bike Trails, Elm Creek Park Reserve, Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve.