Barley's Bike Rental
16920 Front Beach Rd.
Panama City Beach, Fl. 32413
TO MAKE RESERVATIONS, CALL -- 850.234.bike (2453)
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Bike Rental Terms
RENTAL TERMS
• Participants must read and sign the Release from Liability Agreement prior to rental.
• A credit card and/or valid driver license is required for rental deposit.
• Helmets and locks are provided for free with rental. Helmets are required for all riders under 16 years of age.
• Participants under the age of 16 must wear a helmet!
• And a parent or legal guardian must sign the Release from Liability for them.
• Baby participants must be at least 1 year old and be able to hold their head and upper body in an upward position and be able to wear a helmet.
• Participants must be in good health, and able to operate, control and balance the equipment, at time of rental. Please consult your physician.
• Participants are responsible for the rental equipment, from the time the equipment is rented until the time it is returned, including damage and theft of rental equipment.
• Rental equipment is due back on the date/time printed on the Rental Receipt.
• Late returns are subject to overtime charges and late fees.
Participants must inform us if the equipment is damaged or not working properly.
• Participants must comply with all traffic laws and ride with caution.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. What kind of deposit do I need to rent a bike?
A. A credit card and valid driver license is required for rental deposit.
Q How old do I need to be to rent a bike?
A. We welcome all ages but participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign the Release from Liability form for them.
Q. Do you offer helmets and locks?
A. Yes we do, and we require that all participants under 16 wear a helmet. Helmets and locks are free with the rental.
Q. What should I wear and bring with me?
A. We recommend that you wear seasonally appropriate clothing, not too loose, and closed-toe shoes. Don't forget your camera.
Q. Do I need to make a reservation? And what is your cancellation policy?
A. In order to guarantee availability of rental equipment it is wise to make a reservation ahead of time.
To cancel your reservation, please call us 24 hours prior to the rental start date/time. To make a reservation please call 850-234-BIKE
The first step in renting a bicycle is to find a rental agency nearby. Once there, you'll find an expert ready to fit you with the bike that will take you where you need to go. Here's the type of interaction you can expect when renting a bicycle.
1. You'll be asked what type riding you plan to do. For example, will you be touring, racing, or mountain riding? The answer you provide will help ensure you rent the right type of bicycle.
2. Once the rental operator selects a bike for you, he/she will ask you to get on. If your toes are struggling to reach the ground, you need a smaller bike frame. When straddling the bike frame with your feet flat on the ground, there should be about 2 inches between the frame and your body. The rental operator will help select the proper size.
3. Next he/she will adjust the seat and the handlebars so they are in a position that's both safe and comfortable.
4. With the basic adjustments fine-tuned, the bike rental operator should then: check that the brakes are functioning properly; check the tire pressure and inflate as necessary; check that there are no loose parts; check that tire treads are not worn; check the gears; and check that the chain is lubricated and does not have any broken links.
5. Before leaving, it's a good idea to take a short spin on the bike to ensure it works properly and that it's the right bike for you.
1. You'll be asked what type riding you plan to do. For example, will you be touring, racing, or mountain riding? The answer you provide will help ensure you rent the right type of bicycle.
2. Once the rental operator selects a bike for you, he/she will ask you to get on. If your toes are struggling to reach the ground, you need a smaller bike frame. When straddling the bike frame with your feet flat on the ground, there should be about 2 inches between the frame and your body. The rental operator will help select the proper size.
3. Next he/she will adjust the seat and the handlebars so they are in a position that's both safe and comfortable.
4. With the basic adjustments fine-tuned, the bike rental operator should then: check that the brakes are functioning properly; check the tire pressure and inflate as necessary; check that there are no loose parts; check that tire treads are not worn; check the gears; and check that the chain is lubricated and does not have any broken links.
5. Before leaving, it's a good idea to take a short spin on the bike to ensure it works properly and that it's the right bike for you.
