A private guided e-bike tour of San Francisco for families, friends, small teams and celebrations, and one of the easiest team building activities for friends to plan. Your group gets its own local guide, a route shaped around who is riding, and pedal-assist e-bikes that make the hills feel friendly for every age.
Nobody else joins your ride. The guide sets the pace for your group, stops where your group wants to stop, and talks to everyone at once through wireless headsets. It is a natural pick for a birthday, an anniversary, a family visit, a reunion, a weekend with friends or a small work team that wants a morning outside together.
What's Included
- A private local guide just for your group
- A pedal-assist
A private guided e-bike tour of San Francisco for families, friends, small teams and celebrations, and one of the easiest team building activities for friends to plan. Your group gets its own local guide, a route shaped around who is riding, and pedal-assist e-bikes that make the hills feel friendly for every age.
Nobody else joins your ride. The guide sets the pace for your group, stops where your group wants to stop, and talks to everyone at once through wireless headsets. It is a natural pick for a birthday, an anniversary, a family visit, a reunion, a weekend with friends or a small work team that wants a morning outside together.
What's Included
- A private local guide just for your group
- A pedal-assist e-bike and a helmet for each rider
- Wireless headsets with live guide narration
- A safety briefing and a short test ride before the tour
- A dessert stop along the route
Pick One of Three Routes
The parks and neighborhoods route runs about two and a half hours through a large city park, past the Painted Ladies and along classic Victorian streets, with a dessert stop on the way. The Golden Gate Bridge route takes about three hours: you cross the Golden Gate Bridge, ride the trails near the water at Crissy Field, stop near Fort Point, and use an iPad photo experience at the stops. The longest option covers about 16 miles and eight neighborhoods in about three and a half hours, for groups that want to see as much as possible in one ride.
How Many People Can Join?
This listing covers private groups of 5 to 14 guests. The price is per person, with a lower rate per person once your group reaches seven riders, so bigger groups save. Smaller groups are welcome too: a group of fewer than five is priced as a group of five. Pick your guest count on this page and the price updates for your group size.
Bringing Kids
Private tours welcome kids from age one. Staff confirm each child's setup before the ride, based on age, height and riding confidence:
- Child seats for passengers ages 1 to 5, up to 40 pounds
- Cargo bike setups for passengers ages 5 to 12, up to 100 pounds
- Woom UP 6 youth e-bikes for riders ages 10 and up, with a fit check
- Adult e-bikes for confident riders ages 12 and up, at least five feet tall
Why Groups Love It
Fun team bonding activities work when everyone can take part. On pedal-assist bikes, grandparents and teenagers ride the same route and stop at the same views. The guide handles navigation and traffic on bike lanes and quieter streets, so your group can look around instead of at a map. The tours run at a relaxed pace, though each rider still controls the bike on hills and in traffic, so basic bike confidence is needed. For team building activities for small groups, the private format means the guide can adjust the stops to the people in front of them: more photo breaks for a birthday crowd, more history for curious visitors, more time on the bridge for first-timers.
Custom Rides and Celebrations
Planning something special? The team also builds custom rides for birthdays, anniversaries and bucket-list days, shaped around the people riding. Families can mix child seats, cargo setups and youth bikes in one group, and the guide plans the route and the pace around the youngest and the oldest riders. Every private tour is flexible on stops, so your group can linger at a favorite view, add a longer photo break or keep moving when the kids get restless.
Planning Notes
Tours start at the shop, one block from the park, where your group checks in, gets fitted for bikes and helmets and takes a quick test ride. A paid all-day parking lot is about a five-minute walk away, and street parking is limited to two hours. Wear layers and closed-toe shoes, since the weather near the water changes fast. Light rain or fog does not cancel a ride; if the team calls off a tour for unsafe conditions, you can reschedule or get a full refund. Past riders rate the team 5.0 stars across more than 1,300 reviews, and the shop was founded by a longtime elementary school teacher who loves riding with families.
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 your route, your start time and every rider's bike setup before the tour.
