We did the slea head on the electric bikes was absolutely fantastic wouldn’t have even attempted it without the electric bike. Well worth the money and John who met us… read more with the bikes was such a lovely man very helpful and up for the laugh would recommend!

  We parked at the bike company which is a short drive out of town. They demonstrated how to use the electric bikes, and we spent the day biking the… read more Dingle Peninsula. We were able to stop at a museum, sheep farm, and pub. It was a little difficult to keep track of how to get back; we had to keep checking googlemaps because there isn’t easy signage. While we made it back OK, it was nice to know they would come pick us up if we needed help. One of our three bikes seemed to stop working for a bit and lost it’s chain, but it didn’t take more than a few minutes to figure out how to fix it & had no problems after that. The only thing I would recommend to the company is that there be someone at the office when people are expected back – I had to make a call and then collect my ID in town. Not a big deal, but after biking all day we would have liked to return the bikes and get my ID back right away. The guy who checked the bikes out to us was super nice. Good customer service. I recommend doing this instead of driving the loop.

  Fantastic experience guys had a great time lovely way to see the the area. Guys at depot very friendly and helpful. A must do in Dingle.

  A frequent visitor to Dingle, this is the first time we ever rented the bikes – by far the nicest way to see Slea head! There were many places… read more to stop along the way either just to see the view or to have a coffee or grab some food! John was great, dropped and collected the bikes where it suited us! Will do this again!

  We were two couples staying in west Kerry for a week from August 13th.
This was the highlight of our week in the Kingdom.
John delivered four bikes to… read more our hotel, the Ceann Sibéal , in Ballyferriter.
We cycled around Slea Head to Ventry and decided to double back to Ballyferriter, via a pit stop in the Stonehouse Restaurant and also in Kruger’s pub.Two very different tours, with stunning views each way.
John collected the bikes from the hotel.
A glorious day helped, but, whatever the weather, don’t miss this.
Brian & Emer Kirwan

  This was the most fun thing we did in Ireland. This is definitely the way to see the Dingle peninsula — we were so glad we didn’t just drive it.… read more We took about 6 hours total to circle the peninsula, veering off the trail for all sorts of interesting sites and excursions. Almost everything to see / stop at is in the first “half” of the trip. It took us around 4.5 hours to get to Krugers and less than 1.5 hours to get back to Dingle after that.

The bikes had plenty of juice for the trip. We were worried that we were down to 3 bars of 6 at Krugers (with the mountain pass ahead of us), but we used less than a bar going back to Dingle from there.

I got a flat tire about 1/3rd of the way in. A quick call to John and he was on his way. I checked google maps and we were an 18 minute drive from Dingle at the time and John showed up in 19 minutes. On this trip, even a flat tire is not an inconvenience — it gave us an opportunity to relax and enjoy the view for a bit.

I can’t say enough good things about Dingle Electric Bikes!

  Renting the e-bikes to tour the Dingle Peninsula was the highlight of our trip. John was so helpful in giving us tips on the best views, animal & other informational… read more experiences & good pubs for where to stop on the map he gave us. He also provided his number in case we needed any assistance. I don’t think there is a better way to do it. The e-bike aspect makes a long day of biking feel very effortless.

  Great electric bikes, took the pain away from the peninsula tour, which was stunning even though it was really windy. Lovely coffee stop over looking Blasket Islands too.
John… read more was great craic and gave us the info we needed.