Guide
Which bike to rent on Lake Garda
Eleven models is a lot: here is how to find your way based on what you want to do, from a ride around town to enduro.

For the lakefront and getting around town
If the plan is to ride the bike paths between Riva, Torbole and Arco, a city bike is enough: the Spillo / Rubino is the cheapest in the fleet. With the T-Tronik you get a Bosch motor and reach the uphill stretches without effort.
Easy gravel roads and first mountain bike rides
For forest roads and simple trails a cross-country hardtail works well. The Trail 27,5 / 29 is non-electric and simple; the Trail Neo 3 has the same set-up with electric assistance, useful if climbing worries you. Fit riders looking for low weight can go for the Scalpel HT Carbon.
Trail and enduro on an e-MTB
Technical trails call for full suspension. The Moterra 3 has 160 mm and an 800 Wh battery, suited to long days; the carbon Moterra Carbon LT 2, with 170/165 mm and mullet wheels, is built for more demanding descents. If you do not know the local trails yet, discover them on a guided tour.
Road and gravel
For tarmac there are two carbon Bianchis with electronic shifting: the aero Oltre Comp with Ultegra Di2, and the Sprint with 105 Di2. To mix tarmac and gravel there is the Topstone Carbon gravel bike; for the passes with help on the climbs, the pedal-assist Synapse Neo AllRoad.
Size and test ride
When you book online you choose the size from those available on your dates. If you are not sure which one fits you, call us on +39 0464 567011 before booking. If you cannot decide between two models, come to the shop: we are a Cannondale and Bianchi test centre and will show you the differences in person.
Book and pay online
Choose bike, size and dates: you see real availability and the price straight away, then confirm by paying with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.