Downtown Boise: (208) 342-7734 | Ski Shop: (208) 336-2300
Downtown Boise: (208) 342-7734 | Ski Shop: (208) 336-2300
Full Day | $85 |
Half Day | $65 |
Why not ride every day? The Process 134 DL is the bike you want if you’re thinking of telling The Man where to stick his 401k contribution. Yeah, we already played this riff with the 153 DL, but the song remains the same, just with a touch less suspension travel but the exact same anti-establishment attitude. Mullet-capable, sweet handling geometry, rugged aluminum frame, apocalypse (or sustained unemployment) ready pivot hardware keep you rolling day in, day out. Durable, dependable, and so damn fun that you’ll want to ride every single day. Which was kinda the point of quitting the day job in the first place, right?
We’re not telling you to quit your job and ride every day… but if we did, we’d advise you to pick up a Process 153 DL on your way out the door. You’re gonna need longevity and dependability as much as you need ripping handling and terrain eating versatility in your new Every Day Is Ride Day life. Mullet-capable geometry, rugged aluminum frame, apocalypse (or sustained unemployment) ready pivot hardware keep you rolling day in, day out. Weekend, weekday, who cares? Seriously, quit your job. Hang a sign when you leave – Gone Shreddin’.
Full Day | $65 |
Half Day | $45 |
For those that love the idea of carrying gear with the assistance of an e-MTB the El Kahuna SUV is the answer! Like its sibling, the El Kahuna, the SUV features a sturdy aluminum frame and 29” wheels. The big differences are the addition of front and rear lights, and a rear rack which is integrated with a fender keeping you cleaner while you carry that camping gear up that big gravel road. A 100mm fork smooths out the bumps, and powerful disc brakes keep you in control while you rally around the campground’s gravel trails and singletrack.
Every detail of the Solar Sparrow is thoughtfully built for comfort, safety, and simplicity. Explore the features that make it one of the lightest, most rider-friendly ebikes on the road.
– Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors for confident stopping power
– 200-lux headlight and brake-activated rear light for day and night visibility
– Motor cut-off brake levers that stop power instantly for safer control
Full Day | $95 |
Half Day | $75 |
Trust the process. That was Kona’s mantra as they brought the Remote 160 to life. Based on their award-winning Process platform, the Remote 160 is the ultimate enduro E-bike. Powered by Shimano’s natural-feeling E8000 drive unit, the Remote 160 will get you deeper into the woods, more laps on your favorite trail, and more miles under your belt. Featuring 160mm travel front and rear with a RockShox Lyrik Select fork and Super Deluxe trunnion shock, SRAM Code R brakes with 200mm rotors, and a SRAM GX/NX 12-speed drivetrain, the Remote 160 is a performance-based machine ready for big adventures.
The Remote 130 has been spotted ripping through the forests from North Vancouver, down to Bellingham, across deserts, and all over the world. A little bit Process 134 a little bit Remote 160, it strikes a perfect harmony between an all-mountain trail bike and fully capable pedal-assist electric mountain bike. A sturdy aluminum frame holds a Shimano motor and battery. Supple suspension keeps the big hits feeling supported and the rough stuff feeling smooth. 29” wheels are wrapped in ultra-sticky rubber ensuring excellent traction. Whether cramming in an after-work ride, or out for a multi-hour excursion, the Remote 130 is as versatile as the bikes that inspired it.
Full Day | $65 |
Half Day | $45 |
The Woo was one of the hottest bikes on our roster last year. Its ability to carry massive amounts of gear with its three-pack cage mounts aboard its carbon disc fork made it a sand and snow bikepacking favorite. This year the Woo gets Shimano’s new Deore 410 hydraulic disc brakes. A SRAM SX/NX Eagle 12-speed drivetrain keeps the cranks turning and the 4.8” Vee tires ensure that rolling over anything is possible, and the Purple-Blue prism paint job will keep heads turning all year long
Often imitated, but never duplicated, the Honzo is a part of Kona’s foundation. The Honzo is the solution for the rider wanting something a bit more aggressive than a traditional cross-country hardtail. A 130mm fork provides just enough suspension to make quick work of technical sections of trail. Whether you’re a seasoned rider looking for timeless hardtail or a newer rider looking to go a bit deeper into the mountain bike world, the Honzo is an excellent choice.
Full Day | $40 |
Half Day | $30 |
The Stinson is an updated take on the classic cruiser design for casual and comfortable path riding. Comfort Control Geometry allows riders to touch the ground with their foot for confident and safe riding and stopping.
The Stinson low-step 1 marries the comfortable and efficient package we’ve all come to expect from the Stinson range, but brings an all new level of accessibility and comfort. Built around their lightweight series 1 aluminum frame, super-agile 27.5 inch wheels and all the rack, fender and kickstand mounts you could ever need, there’s never been a better way to explore.
Full Day | $60 |
Half Day | $45 |
You’re the type of rider who wants something progressive that still performs well on typical terrain. Road. Gravel. Singletrack? The Libre takes the traditional, flips it on its side and adds a little je ne sais quois to your rides to make them a whole lot of fun. It’s lighter than your old “gravel” rig, and has more aggressive geometry so that when you decide to skip the pavement you can chuckle your way down the unbeaten path without apologies. It’s affordable, a little bit weird, and exactly how we want our gravel bike to feel.
Full Day | $60 |
Half Day | $40 |
The Woo was one of the hottest bikes on our roster last year. Its ability to carry massive amounts of gear with its three-pack cage mounts aboard its carbon disc fork made it a sand and snow bikepacking favorite. This year the Woo gets Shimano’s new Deore 410 hydraulic disc brakes. A SRAM SX/NX Eagle 12-speed drivetrain keeps the cranks turning and the 4.8” Vee tires ensure that rolling over anything is possible, and the Purple-Blue prism paint job will keep heads turning all year long!
Full Day | $60 |
Half Day | $50 |
If you want to have fun with another human and you have incredible trust in each other and super human communication skills then this is the adventure for you.
Full Day | $25 |
Half Day | $15 |
A very basic kids bike for the trails.
The Matrix offers a carefully curated mix of KID-FIT components to provide the utmost in safety, comfort, 20″ models drop the training wheels and add a rear hand brake in addition to the coaster so more advanced riders can begin to refine their braking technique.
A sweet little front suspension kids bike for your young ripper.
Full Day | $25 |
Half Day | $15 |
Load up your family and gear for any destination with Thule Courier – a safe and comfortable bike trailer for up to two kids.
A safe, comfortable ride that easily transforms to a stroller once you reach your destination.
Thule T2 hitch mount bike carrier | $20 per day for 2 bike racks. $40 per day for 4 bike racks |
Helmet Only | $6 Day |
Downtown Store | 208-342-7734
Rental bikes at McU Sports in Boise are available now! Visit our conveniently located Downtown Store at 9th and Jefferson and we’ll get you on your way in no time. We’re close to the Greenbelt and the Foothills for easy access to the trail of your choice.
Our friendly staff is knowledgeable about the best places to ride and current trail conditions. To help maintain our trails, we do not rent mountain bikes or gravel bikes when conditions are wet or muddy.
In town on business and need a bike for the week? Contact us for advance reservations.
We offer full suspension and hardtail mountain bikes, as well as city bikes and cruisers for riding around town and on the Greenbelt.
Bogus Basin Ski Shop | 208-336-2300
Headed up the mountain? We now offer a limited selection of mountain and gravel bike rentals at our Bogus Basin location, making it easy to grab a bike on your way to the trails.
Rentals at this location are limited, and reservations are not available online at this time. Give us a call to check availability and we’ll get you set up.
All rentals come with a helmet and a lock
Contact us for questions.
Some demo/rental bikes are for sale. Call for pricing and availability. Bike rentals Boise, ID.
