Hilton Head bike rental prices — and the cheapest way to ride

Prices step up then flatten: a cruiser is $22 for a day, $40 covers anything from 4 to 7 days, and a month is $99.

Best for: Week-long and month-long cruiser renters — $40 a week (about $5.70/day) is the cheapest published weekly cruiser rate on the island, delivered free.

Their bikes and e-bikes use completely different math. A cruiser week costs $40; an e-bike week costs $236, because e-bikes scale almost day-by-day with no plateau. And the “from $45” e-bike price is a 4-hour rate — a full day is $60.

One price per window: $32.99 for a day, $42.99 for two, then a single $64.99 covers everything from 3 to 7 days.

Best for: Full-week Palmetto Dunes stays that can pick up in the resort (chairs, wagons, and strollers are pickup-only).

Day 3 and day 7 cost exactly the same — if you're renting for 3+ days, keep the bike all week; the extra days are free. Steepest day-one rate of the shops that publish, but the BOOKAHEAD code (20% off weekly, booked 40+ days out) closes most of the gap.

Every rental length has its own price — $30 for one day, then each added day costs $2–$5 more, topping out at $85 for two weeks.

Best for: Odd-length trips (5, 9, 11 days…) — with no brackets, you never pay for days you don't use.

The add-a-day price shrinks mid-week: stretching 5 days to a full 7 costs just $4 more. Per-day cost falls from $30 on day one to about $6 by day 14.

One bracket ladder with a 2-day minimum — no single-day rate. $35 for 2–3 days, $50 for 4 days–1 week, $90 for two weeks ($100 to 15 days) — and nearly every item (adult bikes, kids' bikes, kiddie karts, cargo carts) uses the same ladder.

Best for: Families pricing multiple bikes — count riders, multiply one ladder. Booked by text, 24/7.

A 4-day rental and a 7-day rental cost the same $50, so always book to the top of your window. One catch: kids' bikes cost the same as adult bikes here, so shops with cheaper kids' rates can beat them for young families.

Bracket pricing with two prices per row — store pickup vs delivered ($20 vs $25 for a day). The grid jumps 1 day → 3 days ($30) → 4–7 days ($44), then $100 for a month.

Best for: Long stays and anyone near Arrow Rd — the $34/week walk-up special and $100/month are the cheapest published long-stay rates after LowSea.

“Free delivery” is baked into the rate — self-pickup saves $5 a bike per day. At $100/month (~$3.30/day), a monthly cruiser costs less per day than any weekly rate published on the island.

$25 for a day, $33 for two, $38 for three — then one $50 price covers 4 to 7 days.

Best for: 3–7 day mid-island stays that want delivery guaranteed by 4pm.

A full week costs exactly twice a single day ($50 vs $25) — and only $12 more than a 3-day rental. Past day 3, the extra days are nearly free.

Prices are set per reservation through a date-based booking system — you pick your dates to see the real rate, so there's no single flat or per-day number.

Best for: Anyone who wants bikes, beach gear, and baby gear delivered together — just price your exact dates to compare.

Because the rate depends on your dates, get a live quote for your stay rather than assuming a headline price. Expect roughly the island range, and confirm at booking.

Publishes starting prices only (bikes from $25, gear from $10) — the real quote depends on your dates, like airline seats.

Best for: Off-peak visitors and the northern plantations — free delivery covers Hilton Head Plantation and Port Royal, where many shops don't go.

In peak summer weeks expect the real price to sit above the advertised floor — run your dates through their checkout before comparing against fixed-price shops.

Publishes the one-day floor for each class — cruisers $20, hybrids/tandems/trikes $40, e-bikes $60 — with longer-rental prices in a checkout dropdown.

Best for: Single-day and short renters — $20 is the lowest published cruiser day rate on the island, with free island-wide delivery.

There's no visible weekly ladder, so week-long renters can't comparison-shop Pedals without calling — and rentals past a week are quote-by-phone only.

E-bikes “start from $60–$80”; the full ladder lives in their booking flow.

Best for: E-bike riders staying OUTSIDE Sea Pines, Shipyard, and Hilton Head Plantation (e-bikes aren't allowed there) who want the island's biggest e-bike fleet.

Free delivery only kicks in at 2+ bikes — a solo e-bike rental may carry a delivery fee that bike-plus-gear shops don't charge.

Per-model from-prices (step-thru e-bikes from $40, premium from $50, two-seaters $100, regular cruisers $25) with no duration ladder — booking is phone-first.

Best for: Last-minute e-bike delivery — they advertise delivery “within an hour.”

Bike prices only appear after you enter rental dates; only the beach packages ($50 and $120/day) and towels are priced up front.

Best for: Bluffton and Palmetto Bluff stays — one of the few shops delivering off-island.