Been on a few tours with this group. Always fun with great music, as well as light hydration prior…read moreto takeoff. Spring break was crazy but the team was good at on the fly adjustments of route. It's reasonably priced and a great way to see the city.

Enjoyed a nighttime bike ride with 3rd ward tours. Allen and his team were very knowledgeable and…read moremade sure we were safe and having an amazing time every step of the way. I love how they take song requests to make the ride enjoyable for everyone.

My wife and I decided to take this tour and we were pleasantly surprised! When my wife surprised me…read morewith the tour, I didn't think I would learn much from it being a native Houstonian. I enjoyed the tour and learned a lot about the city that I didn't know. The guide was professional and knowledgeable. My only suggestion would be for them to have a greater selection of bikes to choose from but the bikes they did have were in excellent shape and well maintained.

From the owner: Houston Bike Tours, is a proud member of the Bayou City Adventures family. Houston Bike Tours…read moreprovides family friendly leisure bike tours through our beautiful city and along the bayous. Come on out and see the city like never before.

The folks at Pedal Saloon Houston are absolutely phenomenal…read more I booked a tour for my brother's bachelor party and the Pedal Saloon team absolutely went above and beyond for us to ensure we had a phenomenal tour. The Pedal Saloon team was unbelievably professional and was able to easily explain everything and answer all of our questions. I'd especially like to thank Kim and her team for putting together a special tour for our group and accommodated us when we had a different timeline. If you're thinking of doing a pedal bike beer tour, do yourself a favor and choose this company - future you will thank you!

Easy start (especially since we had some late folks) Great…read moreleader, super chill! Easy end. What else can you ask for!?

We had a phenomenal experience with these guys…read more Their team is incredibly responsive and was able to help us with scheduling issues and all of that. Definitely sign up for this if you're on the fence about it - future you will thank you!

We had a wonderful Saturday afternoon learning about our city, riding bikes and savoring some local…read morebeers. Brian is very knowledgeable about Houston and a conscientious tour guide. We took the Historic Houston and Art district tour stopping at 3 different breweries. It was a great way to spend my husband's birthday.

fun and learned a lot from Lionel..this was my first time on a Segway and now I want to ride one…read moreeverywhere I go

Patty was such an amazing, kind, and patient teacher as I tried to learned and find comfort with…read morebeing on a Segway for the first time. Our tour guide kept a wonderful pace, did frequent checks, and overall made it a wonderful experience. I would highly recommend you go, it good for different age ranges too. My niece 12 and my brother 44 also enjoyed themselves as more experienced riders.

Friendly Driver, Great sound system, cold drinks to sip on during the trip. What a fun time for my…read moredaughter and her friends! Thanks Access Houston!

The Access HTX team went above and beyond to make my birthday outing a great, smooth experience. I…read morehighly recommend their service!

This review is for an annual bike ride that occurs in front of City Hall. I don't know if you can…read morestill call it Tour De Houston as the race start in downtown but then heads south to Clear Lake and back if you were to the 60 mile route. There are shorter routes of 20 and 40 miles as well. It costed about $40 to register but I didn't have a problem with that as the money was going toward the reforestation of Memorial Park. There are designated areas for cars to park depending on whether they had rear bike racks or roof bike racks but I ended up parking on the street as parking is free on Sundays in Downtown Houston. There was alot of headwind heading into Clear Lake and around 3 rest stops on the way there which you can easily use on the way back. The ride heading back into town was great as the tail wind pushed me to up to 30 miles an hour at one point. Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to stay at that speed for very long as the police would stop me and everyone else to allow traffic to get through. Overall, it was a great ride that was well organized and supported by lots of volunteers.