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Whether you’re a tourist, a family, or just in need of a great ride, Baisikeli offers high-quality bikes for daily rental. Choose between touring bikes, cargo bikes, children’s bikes and more – with helmets and bags available as extras.
Pick-up in central Copenhagen. Simple booking, fair prices, and high-quality bikes you can rely on.
The perfect bike for exploring Copenhagen. Enjoy smooth rides, high comfort and reliable quality – ideal for both city trips and longer tours.
Comfortable, easy-to-ride bike with low step-through frame. Designed for smooth cycling, whether you’re touring the city or heading further out.
Our iconic cargo bike offers upgraded comfort, safety and handling. Perfect for families, groceries or city adventures – enjoy a smooth and stable ride through Copenhagen.
A solid city bike for everyday use. Enjoy smooth rides, reliable brakes and a comfortable upright position – ideal for commuting or exploring the city streets.
A stable and stylish city bike equipped with a secure child seat. Ideal for parents exploring the city with kids – comfort, quality and safety in one ride.
Stay safe while cycling in the city. Our lightweight and comfortable helmet offers great protection and ventilation.
Waterproof and durable pannier bags that fit most bikes. Ideal for groceries, day trips or commuting – easy to attach and carry wherever you go.
Waterproof and durable pannier bags that fit most bikes. Ideal for groceries, day trips or commuting – easy to attach and carry wherever you go.

✅ Group reservations
✅ Drop-in Rental
Adress:
Baisikeli Rental – City
Ingerslevsgade 100
1705 Copenhagen
Telephone hours (12-16):
Number: +45 26 70 02 29
Email: rental@baisikeli.dk
Opening Hours
Monday: 10-17.30
Tuesday: 10-17.30
Wednesday: 10-17.30
Thursday: 10-17.30
Friday: 10-17.30
Saturday: 10-14
Sunday: Closed
Bike Rental Copenhagen is the way to enjoy Copenhagen on two wheels
Baisikeli has a strong track record in sustainable mobility, including establishing a bicycle workshop in Africa and sending more than 20,000 bicycles to poor areas. The initiative focused on improving access to reliable bikes and training local bicycle mechanics.