Rented a bike for a day only 15.oo Euros. It was one of the most fun bike rides I had. I got to go…read moreall over Florence and see so much. The process was fast and easy to rent, bring ID. Make sure to lock the bike when not in use.

I rented a bike for two hours which cost me 40 euros which I thought was overpriced. The bike…read moremechanic did not check the inflation of the tires as I watched him do for the previous customer and treated me in a condescending manner (maybe due to my age?). Nor did he wheel the bike outside for me as he did for the previous customer. The bike (touring bike with gears) operated well but the tires were slightly under inflated. I would not recommend this shop.

For folks from the U.S., this is the small shop of your dreams, with steel frame Colnagos hanging…read morefrom the ceiling. The owner/repair guy trued my wheel in a red second, adjusted the brakes, and had me riding again after a meal of spaghetti and 2 glasses of wine at a nearby trattoria. Does cycling in Italy get any better? I don't think so! It's not crammed packed like some bike shops -- just a guy working his trade. But it's very cool.

We brought our own bikes to Italy to cycle around. Our first ride, pedal broke off... :-( so we…read moresearched for a bike repair place. We found Filofficona, near our hotel. We got help immediately, very friendly service, we got even a replace bike to cycle around in Firenze ! We were charged 20 euro, a very fair price in our opinion. The store itself is also very nice, with all these vintage italian race bikes. Anyway, 5 stars !!

Beware the "buy a bicycle, we buy it back from you" program! The "lock" they give you with the…read morebicycle is VERY cheap and is made out of thin sheet metal, some plastic, and a very thin metal cable inside ... it looks thick but mostly air inside that lock! I parked it during a Sunday evening near the Bargello in a bicycle parking rack along with 50 or so other bicycles, and less than two hours later the lock was cut and it was gone! When I showed the cut lock to the shop owner, his comment was "next time try chain" ... well, why didn't you offer me a "real" lock in the first place??? I think they give you this cheap lock because they know the bicycle will be stolen with it, and they don't have to buy it back!

From the owner: Negozio di biciclette nel centro di Firenze, che svolge l'attività di vendita di biciclette,…read moreabbigliamento, ricambi e officina specializzata nel montaggio, nelle riparazioni e nell' assistenza.

Tuscany cycle Vespa was def one of our highlights on our trip. What a great way to see the gorgeous…read morecountry side. To get started though def reserve your spot. We were lucky to get 3 spots. Though it def helps to have motorcycle skills, as long as you can skillfully ride a bike, you should be ok. If not, pair up! I don't want to spoil anything i will leave the details for you to discover.. Main tips are make sure you book a spot, brush up on cycling skills and locate the business... it was hard to find for us. The address on the map took us to the wrong end of the block. Otherwise we enjoyed it thoroughly.

Preface: I booked this tour for myself, my husband and 2 teenage boys. In my mind, I thought it…read morewould be a leisurely ride through Tuscany like you see in the movies. That's what I thought...until we arrived in Tuscany the day before and drove through the tiniest, windiest roads with local Italian drivers! So you can imagine how nervous I was when we checked into the store before the tour. I didn't want to cancel because it was something my husband and older son wanted to do. We met Mauricio and Alexa at the store. Both were really friendly and Alexa was straightforward with me. She warned me it would be the same conditions riding the vespa, as it was when we drove the day earlier. But she said they would assess our skills once we got to the location. After a 30 minute drive, we arrived at the beautiful Fattoria San Pancrazio. Here they took us on a short tour of the amazing wine process and cellars. I can't remember the name of our guide, but he was charming and friendly. Afterwards, Alexa and Mauricio took us to the driveway to take the driving test. No one in our 12 person group drove a Vespa before (or recently), so Alexa did a short demonstration. I, of course, didn't pass the 1st time but I was totally ok with it. The vespa is not easy to drivr at all. I definitely wouldn't be confident driving my younger son behind me. Out of the group, only 4 people passed as drivers. At no point was anyone upset or mad, in fact, I think we were all relieved to know that Alexa and Mauricio were looking out for our safety and those around us. They made arrangements for everyone to ride with another driver and then we we were off. I was paired up with Marco, one of the senior workers at San Pancrazio. He was amazing and I learned so much about his passion for the products they make. I was completely terrified the entire time, but he made me feel safe. We stopped for pictures halfway through and then made our way back for lunch. Lunch was simple but satisfying and we got to try some excellent wines. I even bought 2 bottles and a bottle of olive oil. Overall, I think this is an amazing experience that everyone should try. I don't understand the bad reviews regarding not being able to drive. The company is all about safety and they really care about the people on their tours. On our ride, there was an inpatient local truck and car tailing behind us. If you weren't condidently driving the vespa, someone could've gotten hurt. They are protecting you, as well as their livelihood! When I come back to Florence, I will definitely do another of their tours (just as long as I'm not driving the vespa myself lol). Thank you to the staff of Tuscany Cycle and Fattoria San Pancrazio for an unforgettable time.

If you're looking for a bike tour in Florence, I highly recommend Toscana by E-bike…read more My husband and I (62 & 61 yo) took a 30 minute bus ride from Florence to Montespertoli to get to the bike shop. The owner, Massimo, is absolutely the nicest man you will ever meet. Our guide, Valentina, was the best. She is very passionate about ecology and Tuscany. The included lunch in a local cafe was a highlight. The local cheese and meats were fabulous. The E-bikes were so nice in the rolling hills. You can also just rent bikes and do a self-guided tour. You must email them to arrange your ride; there is no on-line link on the website to reserve a trip. Massimo wants to arrange a trip just for you.

We had two amazing days biking on the back roads of Beautiful Tuscany. We called up to see if…read morerenting e-bikes was possible from our rented apartment in Certaldo and Massimo was so accommodating and delivered bikes to us and set us up on a wonderful tour from Certaldo to Montespertoli and back. We had so much fun that we called him and rented for a second day and went to San Gimignano and back on another gorgeous route. The e-bikes were in great shape with chargers, helmets, locks, and water bottles and saddle bags. Toscana by Bike is a great outfit and I highly recommend them. Massimo speaks English also so that made everything easy. The routes were on small roads with very little car traffic and we felt like we were the first people to ever discover Tuscany. Amazing!

The electric mountain bikes were very good quality, and they really helped us glide over the…read moreseveral hills from Montepulciano to Pienza and back. We were greeted by Andrea, who provided us with all the gear we needed, including foldable locks and helmets, and recommended a couple of places in Pienza for food. The rental was $40 per person for the entire day. Highly recommend for its friendly staff, great ebikes, and a good rate.

Central location, great assortment of bikes, knowledgeable, patient and helpful staff. They have…read morealso some vintage pieces. They have scooter accesories and do repairs and maintenance. Any bike part you need they have it! We were looking for bike pegs all over the center (seriously, for DAYS), we went to 6 different places and none of them carried them. Here not only did they have them, but they had two kinds! *Head explodes* The bmx tube kind of peg even came in 3 different sizes. And only about €5. Score! They also have the cushiony back seat for the bike if you ever want to ride bitch. Just don't go down Via Pandolfini unless you want a serious butt massage.