Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals

Your favorite day in San Francisco might begin on two wheels.

Start near Fisherman’s Wharf, follow the waterfront, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, ride into Sausalito, then ferry back to the city. We’ll help with the bike and route. You choose where to stop along the way.

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The puzzle has spoken.

Start near Fisherman’s Wharf, follow the waterfront, bike the Golden Gate Bridge, ride into Sausalito, then ferry back to San Francisco. We’ll set you up with the right bike, a helmet, a route map, and local tips.

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The Golden Gate Bridge doesn’t have to be the finish line.

Cross into Marin, roll through Sausalito, and keep going toward quiet roads, redwood forests, and wide-open Bay Area views.

The classic route is only the beginning.

Save this for the day you want to see what’s beyond the bridge.

Dublin, we see you, and we love you too.

Instagram tells us a lot of our followers are in Dublin. Between ’s recent ride with us and a shoutout in The Irish Sun, the feeling is mutual.

The San Francisco move: start near Fisherman’s Wharf, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, roll into Sausalito, then take the ferry back to San Francisco.

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We're firm believers it fixes everything.

Cross the Golden Gate Bridge, coast into Sausalito, and ferry back to San Francisco. It can make a bad day look a lot better.

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Think summer has one more adventure left in it? Make it San Francisco.

Bike from Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge, take in the waterfront views, then keep rolling into Sausalito before heading back across the Bay.

It’s active, scenic, and a pretty good argument for squeezing one more trip onto the calendar.

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A little Behind the Saddles with Annelaine, one of the people who makes this place what it is, and the kind of stories you only collect after years of working around San Francisco.

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