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Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals Bike the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito or Tiburon and return via ferry! Enjoy clean, fresh air and

We started renting bicycles in Fisherman's Wharf over 30 years ago with a single idea: to share the unforgettable experience of biking the Golden Gate Bridge! Since that time, we've expanded to 7 locations in San Francisco and 2 in New York! We still maintain the best bikes, the best prices, the largest fleet, the best locations, the longest hours, and the friendliest and most knowledgeable staff in the industry.

10/17/2026

Guided tour or self-guided ride? Which is right for your Golden Gate Bridge adventure?

Want the stories, local insights, and little details you might otherwise miss? Join one of our guided bike tours.

Prefer to set your own pace, stop for photos, and explore San Francisco and Sausalito your way? A self-guided ride might be the perfect fit.

Whichever you choose, we'll help you make the most of your day.

Book your Golden Gate Bridge bike adventure through the link in our bio and save 20%!

10/16/2026

Level up your San Francisco trip. 🎮

Choose your bike. Pick your mode. Unlock iconic views, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, and coast into Sausalito. Then fast travel back to San Francisco by ferry.

From Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge, we’ll help you turn a classic sightseeing trip into an adventure worth remembering.

Ready to press start? Book your all-day bike rental through the link in our bio and save 20%.

10/12/2026

We’ll allow ourselves a little brag on this one. 🚲

Our family introduced “Bike the Bridge” back in 1988, helping turn a bike ride across the Golden Gate Bridge into a San Francisco classic.

Decades later, we're still helping visitors experience the iconic ride from Fisherman’s Wharf, across the Golden Gate Bridge, and into beautiful Sausalito.

Ready to experience it for yourself? Book online through the link in our bio and save 20%.

10/09/2026

Want to bike across the Golden Gate Bridge but not sure how to get back?

Here’s the classic San Francisco bike route, mapped from start to finish.

Start at Fisherman’s Wharf and follow the waterfront past Fort Mason, the Marina, and Crissy Field. Then cross the Golden Gate Bridge and make your way into Sausalito.

It’s about 8 miles to Sausalito, with roughly 1.5 hours of riding time for many visitors. Take your time, stop for photos, grab lunch in Sausalito, and plan to catch the ferry back to San Francisco. Just check the ferry schedule before you go.

We’ll help you get set up with the right bike and route tips so you can enjoy the ride at your own pace.

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10/07/2026

“One of the best experiences I’ve had so far.”

Easy-to-follow instructions, breathtaking views, and a team there to help you get rolling. Then it’s you, your bike, and one of San Francisco’s most unforgettable rides.

Start near Fisherman’s Wharf, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, explore Sausalito, and take the ferry back.

Book through the link in bio and save 20%.



🎥: Chamal Mediwaka

10/05/2026

Easy-to-follow instructions, breathtaking views, and a team there to help you get rolling. Then it’s you, your bike, and one of San Francisco’s most unforgettable rides.

Start near Fisherman’s Wharf, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, explore Sausalito, and take the ferry back.

Book through the link in bio and save 20%.

10/02/2026

Planning a San Francisco trip? These are four things we think are worth the money:

Biking the Golden Gate Bridge.
A good jacket.
The e-bike upgrade if you want the views without the workout.
The ferry back from Sausalito.

It makes for a pretty simple San Francisco day: ride the waterfront, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, explore Sausalito, then enjoy the view on the way back.

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It's true. You really don’t need a car to see San Francisco.A bike gives you something a car can’t: the freedom to stop ...
09/30/2026

It's true. You really don’t need a car to see San Francisco.

A bike gives you something a car can’t: the freedom to stop when the view gets good, explore at your own pace, and make the trip between landmarks part of the experience. From neighborhood views to the waterfront, the Golden Gate Bridge and Golden Gate Park, there’s a lot of San Francisco to see from two wheels.

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Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge is only the start of this one.For riders looking for a bigger challenge, keep climbing i...
09/28/2026

Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge is only the start of this one.

For riders looking for a bigger challenge, keep climbing into the Marin Headlands. Conzelman Road leads you toward Hawk Hill, with winding climbs and huge views back across the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco.

Howie took on the route and sent us the photo you see here after his ride. That is exactly the kind of adventure we like seeing from our riders.

The full route is about 18 miles and best suited to intermediate or advanced riders. We’ll get you fitted, oriented, and set up with the gear and route information you need before you head out.

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Think biking San Francisco is only for serious cyclists?When travel writer Svenja Borberg and Adam from Chamy Travels e...
09/25/2026

Think biking San Francisco is only for serious cyclists?

When travel writer Svenja Borberg and Adam from Chamy Travels explored San Francisco with us, Svenja expected biking the city to be a challenging workout.

The hills, the traffic, the distance. Then they got on e-bikes.

Their ride took them through the Presidio, Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park and along the waterfront, with plenty of stops along the way. Svenja’s biggest takeaway: you don’t need to be an ambitious cyclist to experience San Francisco by bike.

Thanks to Svenja and Adam at Chamy Travels for sharing their story and photography with us. You can read their full San Francisco story at travel.chamy.at.

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2715 Hyde Street
San Francisco, CA
94109

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8am - 6:30pm
Sunday 8am - 6:30pm

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+14152028888

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