John was terrific (and reliable, and good humored, and patient) with his bike and with his advice for the day. And the ride around Slea Head — oh my, what… read more a serious treat. I think it’s definitely better, to maximize the enjoyment and overall experience, as well as to minimize a range of impacts, to go by e-bike rather than by car. I say thi seven though I battled a ferocious headwind much f the way (just be appropriately attired). A terrific experience from top to bottom. Highly recommended.

  Cycled Slea Head, 45km, a breeze on electric bikes.
John was a pleasure to deal with, local knowledge second to none.
Cycling the route gave us the opportunity to… read more see amazing scenery which we would have missed had we driven it.
Rained for periods, nonetheless, this did it take from our absolute enjoyment.
Well worth booking.

  This was the most enjoyable day I’ve had in years. These bikes are fantastic, very little effort required to cycle the most spectacular route of Slea head , the… read more scenery is just breathtaking. John the owner is fantastic, a real gentleman. There are lots really great pubs/restaurants along fhe way as well as beautiful beaches and lots of other places of interest.

  We were two couples staying in west Kerry for a week from August 13th.
This was the highlight of our week in the Kingdom.
John delivered four bikes to… read more our hotel, the Ceann Sibéal , in Ballyferriter.
We cycled around Slea Head to Ventry and decided to double back to Ballyferriter, via a pit stop in the Stonehouse Restaurant and also in Kruger’s pub.Two very different tours, with stunning views each way.
John collected the bikes from the hotel.
A glorious day helped, but, whatever the weather, don’t miss this.
Brian & Emer Kirwan

  John is such a nice man and very kind!! He will explain you all the points of attraction and the electric bikes are very nice and they go fast!! The… read more slea head drive is just awesome! Enjoy❤️

  This was the most fun thing we did in Ireland. This is definitely the way to see the Dingle peninsula — we were so glad we didn’t just drive it.… read more We took about 6 hours total to circle the peninsula, veering off the trail for all sorts of interesting sites and excursions. Almost everything to see / stop at is in the first “half” of the trip. It took us around 4.5 hours to get to Krugers and less than 1.5 hours to get back to Dingle after that.

The bikes had plenty of juice for the trip. We were worried that we were down to 3 bars of 6 at Krugers (with the mountain pass ahead of us), but we used less than a bar going back to Dingle from there.

I got a flat tire about 1/3rd of the way in. A quick call to John and he was on his way. I checked google maps and we were an 18 minute drive from Dingle at the time and John showed up in 19 minutes. On this trip, even a flat tire is not an inconvenience — it gave us an opportunity to relax and enjoy the view for a bit.

I can’t say enough good things about Dingle Electric Bikes!

  Renting the e-bikes to tour the Dingle Peninsula was the highlight of our trip. John was so helpful in giving us tips on the best views, animal & other informational… read more experiences & good pubs for where to stop on the map he gave us. He also provided his number in case we needed any assistance. I don’t think there is a better way to do it. The e-bike aspect makes a long day of biking feel very effortless.

  Excellent experience. Good equipment, well served by the staff. Great advice on local routes. The coastal route is beautiful.