Biking around the Dingle Peninsula was the highlight of our trip to Ireland! John was super friendly and provided a map with suggestions of where to stop, the bikes were… read more in great condition and the route itself was stunning. We stopped at his suggested locations and for lunch and in total it took around 5-6 hours to go the 30 miles.

  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!

  Cycled Slea Head, 45km, a breeze on electric bikes.
John was a pleasure to deal with, local knowledge second to none.
Cycling the route gave us the opportunity to… read more see amazing scenery which we would have missed had we driven it.
Rained for periods, nonetheless, this did it take from our absolute enjoyment.
Well worth booking.

  John had some good tips for cycling the Slea Head Loop
He provided a bicycle in good working order and a pannier
It was a beautiful day for a ride,… read more if a bit sunny for my taste
The e-bike made the ride enjoyable
I went down to the pier at Brandon Creek because I was confident I could get back up the access road
I am 74 years old, in medium good shape, overweight, and I completed the loop in 8 hours including time for rest and sightseeing breaks
John drives a van and provided his personal mobile number for emergencies
Roads are often narrow but automobile and coach drivers are mindful of bicycle drivers

  Great way to experience the Dingle Penninsula – the electric bike with its 6 assistance settings gives you real support to tackle the route.
A far more enjoyable way to… read more appreciate the breathtaking scenery and John the owner was very pleasant and helpful and offers a delivery and collection service from your guest house.

  Brilliant experience and excellent service. Got bikes delivered to our B&B and we were able to leave them back there at the end of our cycle. Great way to explore… read more the Dingle Peninsula…. would highly recommend.

  Excellent experience. Good equipment, well served by the staff. Great advice on local routes. The coastal route is beautiful.

  Highly recommend the Dingle Electric Bike Experience! We rang the company and they offered to either deliver the bikes to us, or we could meet them at the bike company.… read more We chose to meet them at the bike company which is just a three minute drive outside Dingle. There is free parking there which is a fantastic extra as Dingle is so busy during the summer months. We had intended renting a bike but being a warm day, the owner suggested an electric bike which he helpfully explained how to use. We cycled the Slea Head route, which as a local I’ve driven countless times, but was just amazing to experience on a bike. For any visitors, Slea Head is a must do – the scenery is incredible and there are lovely cafés/pubs to to stop off in along the way. I found the electric bike such a novelty and it made the whole experience so enjoyable! We dropped the bikes back in the evening absolutely delighted with our day. Such a lovely and helpful company, such a memorable experience – highly recommend!