this place is dope (which means good). to the young woman at the front desk, your name escapes us…read morebut you were as hilarious as helpful as was everyone we encountered at Cook's. we rented a couple of e-bikes which stand for electric or maybe electronic (both can be true) and got to see much more of the island than if we had just walked around. *side note - to the cobblestone streets of the downtown Nantucket area. my tender backside (from the opening at the end of the alimentary canal to just past the prostrate) gives you 1 star. while you are charming, riding a bike over you is like pedaling over a dried-up river bed. But that's my fault. I veered from the map and after years of therapy am ready to take responsibility for my own actions. I am growing. we checked out some beaches...Madaket where we hit up MIllies Market, getting a couple of waters as my tummy was still full from breakfast. Then made our way to Cisco where on the way back happened upon 167 RAW. had the best fish tacos ever. the ceviche was also top notch as was the 167 lager. A lady with a dog named Linda (might be Lisa) told us to go to Island KItchen the next morning for breakfast which we did. solid recommendation. 167raw.com/nantucket/ we saw a Brant Point Lighthouse. anybody see that movie The Lighthouse? heard they eat the same plate of slop every night. anyways the brant point lighthouse has 4.7 stars which I'm not sure how you review a lighthouse but so be it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brant_Point_Light, we used them to ride to dinner one night at Proprietors where everything on the menu is amazing and the inside of the restaurant is really cool. riding at night is tricky so bring a torch. www.proprietorsnantucket.com/ Lastly, we stopped by the Whalers museum before returning the bikes and flying out. I purchased a Bo'sun Whistle which should be called a sea flute, either way, my family hates it. my point is we were able to get out and explore this beautiful island alongside old yet still active people not dragging rolling bags off a ferry over the rolling brick sidewalks of Nantucket. they are beautiful but a death sentence to anyone with weak ankles. how were we able to do all of this you ask? the good people of Cook's swapped out our batteries when they were getting low. use this business if you can. we got a shirt and hat also.

I don't get the poor reviews. We were able to rent cruisers no problem. And drop off was quick and…read moreeasy. I don't know what else you need.

THA BEST BIKE STOAR! 'Nuf Said…read more Friendly Staff and Owner. Professional. Great bikes.

Do not go here, outside of the workers- the mangers are mean people. They think they can talk to…read moreyou however they want. We had an issue with our moped and called the place numerous times. 8 times to be exact between me and my buddy. The manager who picked up the phone, (already in an attitude) gave me lip about me only calling "twice and not a hundred times." We payed $200 per scooter which we couldn't ride for even an hour. We had to fight to get our money back. Do not go here unless you want a headache and a sour taste in your mouth. These people need a reality check and to not put people below them. I feel bad for the actual workers there that have to stand outside in the heat while the mangers stay inside under fans in their fancy clothes. Do NOT go here!!

Affordable Rentals has amazing customer service. I had a great experience renting an electric BMW…read moreduring my visit to Nantucket. The car was well-maintained and fun to drive, and the team member gave us tips for what to see during our day trip. We left an ID in the car and they went above and beyond to save our vacation--we were so grateful!

if you're looking for any beach rentals, bikes or even a rental car - this is the place! The staff…read morewere beyond helpful and kind, and the beach rentals were much more affordable than the other spots we've seen here. Can't recommend this place enough, DEFINITELY will be back! :)

This is a FANTASTIC bike shop. It's a few doors down from the new* Nantucket Bake Shop (which we…read moreturned into first by happy accident and of course took advantage of our mistake) and the Nantucket Meat and Seafood Market -- so it's a little ways outside of town, about halfway between town and the airport. * OK, new as in it moved sometime in the past 20 years. Island time elongates. Perhaps the slightly out-of-the-way location explains why (1) prices are so reasonable; (2) there's such a great selection of bikes for rent and for sale; and (3) the owner, who was on site helping customers, and staff are so friendly and helpful. Bikes seem to be well maintained. Staff were hard at work tuning bikes on our visit. We are not "real" cyclists -- we can remain upright on two wheels and that's about it -- but we have many family members who are extremely hardcore about the sport. All our hardcore cyclists rent from Island Bike when they don't bring their own bikes across on the ferry, and stop there for supplies or parts. So glad we bought our little one a bike here rather than from the bike shop much closer to our house where the used bikes they tried to sell us were badly rusted with loose bike chains -- AND literally cost twice as much. Yeesh. As of June/July 2023, helmets are half off. Get there now, friends.

The service we received from Island Bike during our recent trip to Nantucket was top notch. Lia…read morefollowed up on our online reservation to ensure we would have everything necessary for our bike rentals. She and the team were also quick to respond when I hit a nail and had a flat. I highly recommend Island Bike for their service, bikes, price and convenience of the free delivery and pickup.

There once was a man from Nantucket…read more.. We're on our Yacht Club Cruise through Cape Cod. Our first night event for the group and folks are all telling how we need to go biking across the island. We quickly realize that our group of 21 boats and 100 club members, all taking about biking, could lead to a shortage. I pull up Yelp and look for e-bikes in Nantucket. E-Ventures USA comes up to the top of the list. I link to their website to check their inventory. I'm able to book on-line. And they're almost sold out. I grab 3 big bikes and then 3 smaller. When I go to check out I screwed up and had to start over. When I did, only 3 bikes were available. We had 6 in our party. I grabbed the 3. And wrote an email about our need for 3 more. I figured when i screwed up, I offset their inventory and the other three were still available. Sure enough when I checked in in the AM, I was put through to Tamara. First, it was 15 min before the store opened and second Tamara had already ready my email. It's August in Nantucket. The place is over flowing with tourists and locals. Tamara was super chill with it. She had already grabbed the extra 3 bikes and put them aside for us. Scott is going to bring the bikes to us. We identify that we're staying in a yacht in the marina basin and that we could meet him at the Harbor Master office. Scott arrives. He can only transport 4 at a time so he runs back to grab the others. I'm on mainland and radio to the boat to give everyone the 20 min notice. Scott arrives. He unloads the bikes himself. We offer to help but he has a system so we watch. Bikes are super clean. Batteries are fully charged. Scott runs us through the bikes then waits to make sure we all test our bikes and that everything worked right. We head out. It's about 7 miles to Sconset beach. It's an easy ride out with a rolling trail. The beach is clean amd water is flat. We eat lunch amd hit the road back. We want to make it to Cisco winery amd brew pub. Cisco is a fun enclave with a winery and a brew pub. They have food and other goodies AND a fresh bar with top shelf selections. We hustle home as we have a cocktail party and dinner and we have to return the bikes. THEN I remember Scott said he would meet us "anywhere" to pick up the bikes. I text and ask if he can meet us at our restaurant at 7:15. Scott doesn't hesitate. We arrive. He is genuinely excited for us and how much fun we had. We offer a tip and he won't accept! Even after the second attempt. If you're in Nantucket I highly recommend E-Venture USA. They have great equipment. Provide exceptional service and genuinely appreciate that we're here to have fun and explore. 5-star

Delivered right to the dock, amazing communication - couldn't have been nicer. The e bikes are the…read moreway to go!

Great service - had a bike assembled in less than 24 hours and am very happy with result. Thanks…read moreEasy Riders!

First time ever in MV. Kevin was our person who helped us. His attitude was nothing but positive,…read moreand he gave us such great recommendations! I can see why this place is rated so dang high compared to the other bike rental places. I cannot wait to recommend this place to all of my other friends who will be visiting Martha's Vineyard.

There's no better way to explore Martha's Vineyard than on a bike -- the eastern side of the…read moreisland, between Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, is easy to easier to navigate on two wheels than on four, and you don't have to worry about finding a parking spot. Anderson's Rental, located just a short walk from the Oak Bluffs ferry terminal, is the PERFECT place to get your gear for a fantastic day biking the Vineyard. They have bikes for every age and experience level, as well as helmets, bike locks and maps of the island trails. Customer service is outstanding, the prices very reasonable, and the inventory fairly extensive. We showed up without reservations on a weekday in June and had no trouble finding bikes for our family of 4. A wonderful experience from start to finish!