Private guided e-bike rides in San Francisco for teams of 5 to 35 riders, one of the most active team building activities you can book for a work group. A local guide leads your group on pedal-assist e-bikes, so teammates with very different fitness levels can climb the hills, take in the views and arrive together.
Every ride is private to your company. You pick one of three routes, the guide sets a relaxed pace for the group, and wireless headsets carry stories and directions to every rider, even when the group is spread out along a bike path. It works as a corporate team outing, an onboarding ride for new hires, a break during a conference, or an active happy hour on wheels.
What's Included
Private guided e-bike rides in San Francisco for teams of 5 to 35 riders, one of the most active team building activities you can book for a work group. A local guide leads your group on pedal-assist e-bikes, so teammates with very different fitness levels can climb the hills, take in the views and arrive together.
Every ride is private to your company. You pick one of three routes, the guide sets a relaxed pace for the group, and wireless headsets carry stories and directions to every rider, even when the group is spread out along a bike path. It works as a corporate team outing, an onboarding ride for new hires, a break during a conference, or an active happy hour on wheels.
What's Included
- A private local guide for your group, with a wireless headset for every rider
- A pedal-assist e-bike, a helmet and a bike fitting for each rider
- A safety briefing and a short test ride before the group sets off
- Photos of the team taken by the guide along the route
- Pastries from a local bakery, including vegan options
Choose Your Route
The Golden Gate Bridge ride crosses the Golden Gate Bridge and continues to a waterfront town on the far side of the bay for lunch by the water. Plan on about two and a half hours of riding, or about four and a half hours with lunch and the trip back. Groups choose how to get home: a guided ride back with the guide, or a ferry back across the bay followed by a short ride to the shop. Both return options are listed as add-ons on this package.
The bridge classic is a bridge-focused ride of about two and a half hours, with stops at the overlooks, local stories along the way and a team photo stop with the bridge behind you. The neighborhoods and park ride starts near the shop, follows the paths of a large city park and rolls past rows of Victorian houses, also in about two and a half hours, with longer routes on request.
How Many People Can Join?
This listing is built for groups of 5 to 35 riders. Pricing is per rider, and the rate per rider goes down as your group grows, so a larger team pays less per person than a small leadership group. Groups of 15 or more need at least seven days of notice so the team can line up guides and bikes. The e-bikes make the ride doable for people who rarely cycle, but every rider should already know how to ride a regular bicycle.
Why Teams Choose an E-Bike Ride
Most outdoor team building activities split people by ability. On a pedal-assist bike the motor fills the gap, so the fastest rider and the slowest rider can talk side by side on the climb and stop together at each overlook. The guide handles the route, the traffic and the timing, and your organizer gets to ride instead of manage. Many teams use the ride as one of their company offsite activities, then head to dinner or a meeting afterward. The guide also builds in regular regroup stops, so nobody rides alone at the back.
Food, Drinks and Extras
Pastries are part of every ride. On the bridge route, the pastry stop depends on the day's schedule. Meals and drinks are not included: the team books a lunch reservation for your group, and each guest pays the restaurant directly. Gratuity for the guide is not included. Optional route or bike upgrades are priced separately.
Planning Notes
Rides start and end at the shop, one block from the park. A paid all-day parking lot sits about a five-minute walk away, and street parking is limited to two hours. Dress in layers with closed-toe shoes, since the weather changes quickly near the water. Light rain or fog does not cancel a ride; if the team calls off a ride for unsafe conditions, your group can reschedule or get a full refund. For company bookings, invoices, a W-9, a certificate of insurance, purchase orders and ACH payment may be available. Past riders rate the team 5.0 stars across more than 1,300 reviews, and the shop has been locally owned for more than a decade.
How to Book
Pick a date and guest count on this page to see the price for your group, then send a request to book. The team confirms the route, the start time and your bike setup before the ride.
