Quick Details
eBike Rental (Ages 21+)
$ 165
eBike Rental (Ages 16-20)
$ 165
Personal eBike (Use your own eBike. Must be able to handle tour mileage)
$ 99
***Tour suspended until further notice until new art installations & street murals are in place***
Outdoor Art Installations, Murals, & Exhibits
Explore Manhattan Through Art on Two Wheels!
Hop on a bike and discover Manhattan’s most striking outdoor art, from bold murals to innovative installations. This guided tour takes you to the city’s must-see pieces, giving you time to soak in each work, snap amazing photos, and truly experience the creativity around every corner. See Manhattan like never before—colorful, inspiring, and full of surprises!
Route Overview
- Tour starts and finishes at our storage facility on 29th Street and 11th Avenue – Manhattan Mini Storage building
Subway #7 Train (Purple Line ) to Hudson Yards 34th street – Exit train and walk to 29th Street and 11th avenue – across the street from 311 11th Avenue or 5 min off the 11th Avenue/Hudson Yards exit walking on the High Line.
Inclusions
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- Walkie-talkie Smart Helmets
- Tour Guide
- Weekend Surcharge of $10.00 (per person)
- Important Info
- Young adults ages 16 – 20 are welcome to ride their own bike if accompanied by an adult
- All tours have a minimum of 2 bikes – if we already have a scheduled tour going out, you can join as a single rider.
- Tour route is subject to change because of possible road closures due to summer street fairs, parades, construction, or NYPD activity.
- Note that all members of my party are knowledgeable in operating a bike and feel comfortable riding around a busy New York City environments.
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Rider Requirements & Bike Fit
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We want everyone to have an amazing ride! Our one-size-fits-most folding e-bikes are designed with safety, comfort, and ease of control in mind. They typically accommodate riders from 5’2″ to over 6’4″ (157 cm to 193+ cm), with adjustable stems and seat posts for a customized fit. Each bike has a maximum weight capacity of 270 lbs.
These guidelines help ensure each rider has the proper fit and confidence to enjoy the tour safely.
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Roof Top Experience
Roof Top experience in Hudson Yards after your tour.
Looking for that same wow-factor as Edge at Hudson Yards—but without the crowds, lines, or rush?
Treat yourself to a private rooftop experience where you can relax, take your time, and snap stunning, unobstructed photos of the NYC skyline. No waiting, no shoulder-to-shoulder crowds—just you and the view.
Make it even better by grabbing your favorite drinks from the market below and bringing them up with you 🍹
After your tour, enjoy 30 minutes of exclusive rooftop access for just $25 per person—the perfect way to wind down and take in the city like a VIP.
Your Tour Landmarks
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In “Our Memories,” sculptor Judith Modrak has crafted seven interactive installations that recognize “the need to record one’s personal experience”. Visitors are asked to recall a “powerful memory” and then share it by depositing a color-coded stone into one of the sculptures. The colors correspond to six emotions: joy, anger, love, sadness, fear, and surprise.
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Lower East Side-based photographers and authors James and Karla Murray, who have chronicled New York’s changing landscape for years, debut a nearly life-size structure that showcases images of four mom-and-pop shops that once were in “Mom-and-Pops of the L.E.S.”
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Last year, famed glass sculptor Dale Chihuly brought his first major New York City exhibition to the New York Botanical Gardens. Though that exhibit is long gone, his 31-foot-tall “Rose Crystal Tower,” crafted from Polyvitro crystals and steel, remains. The sculpture resembles a giant stick of pink rock candy, so it’s definitely hard to miss.
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Syrian-born, Brooklyn-based artist Diana Al-Hadid is bringing six sculptures this summer as part of her installation “Delirious Matter.” The pieces interact with the natural landscape of the park and are created using a process that Al-Hadid says is “a blend between fresco and tapestry.” The piece is open until September 3.
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Created by artists Dharmesh Patel and Autumn Ewalt, “Sunrise, Sunset (Revolution)” is an interactive, large-scale sculpture designed specifically for the site. It consists of 27 aluminum panels embedded with 9,000 crystal prisms activated by natural light and is based on a previous, three-panel installation in Austin, Texas, titled “Hyperprism.”
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There’s a new dog in town.
Rising to the height of a three-story building is a 38-foot-tall statue of a dalmatian, perfectly balancing a yellow cab on its nose. “Spot,” a female puppy, was constructed with fiberglass and steel beams in a large factory in Wisconsin before it was trucked to the city,
The taxi cab is an actual Prius, donated by Toyota, that has been stripped of its motor, and when it rains, its windshield wipers activate.
Choose your eBike
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Step through eBike (only 2 of these eBikes)
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Mini Fat Tire eBikes (Our main eBike that we use)
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Scramber Bike (2 of these in stock)
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Thin Bike (we have 1 of these ebikes in stock)
