Rent a bike, bike rental, bicycle rental, Rent s Surrey bike on Clearwater Beach and have a Fun Ride.

   Fun Ride Rentals on Cearwater Beach rents bikes and bicycles. Surreys bike rentals are designed tor the whole family and make it safe and easy to stop in many pleasant spots to enjoy the scenery and fresh air all while fulfilling your spirit of adventure!
For one of the best, most intimate island experiences, hop on a rental bicycle to local shops, restaurants, points of interest, wildlife centers, and beautiful beaches, like Caladesi Island State Park, picked by Dr. Beach (Stephen Leatherman) as one of the top ten beaches in the USA in 2007 and 2008. It has the number 2 spot on the top ten list for 2007 and #1 for 2008. It also won Nation's Best Beach 2008! by Beach Hunter. Not so adventurous? Rent a bike or rent a Surrey and ride down our new $32 million dollar beachside promenade known as the “Beach Walk” or to the historical sites and shopping districts along our beautiful Clearwater Beach coast.  Rent a bike and discover the back roads ton Clearwater Beach that will take you through friendly neighborhoods and along quiet waterways. Rent a bikei and have fun for the entire family. No matter what type of bike you rent from our location on beautiful Clearwater Beach, let Fun Ride Rentals rental bike take you there.

Beach Cruizer bike;

Rules of the Road:

• Use designated bike paths where available.
• If you ride on a roadway, stay in single file on the far right side of the road and ride with the traffic.
• Observe traffic laws and signs (i.e., stop and yield as you would in a car); use hand signals.
• Florida law requires that bike riders under age 16 wear helmets which we provide FREE.


• Bikes are not allowed on the beach sand.

Rent a bike or rent a Surrey and enjoy the best way to see Clearwater Beach and the surrounding area on a rental bike or rental Surrey from Fun Ride Rentals dedicated to your safety.

• Rent a bike and see Clearwater Beach Library Recreation Center – A modern recreation facility with a fitness center. Outside are 3 lighted tennis courts, lighted basketball courts, a seasonal swimming pool, a boat launch and a beautifully landscaped passive waterfront park perfect for fishing and picnics.
• Rent a bike and see Downtown Clearwater: Visit the Cleveland Street District for delicious restaurants and shopping. Downtown Clearwater also hosts a weekly farmer’s market and seasonal festivals.
• Rent a bike and see Caladesi Island State Park: One of the few completely natural islands along Florida’s Gulf coast. Caladesi’s white sand beach was rated America’s Best Beach in 2008. Enjoy shelling, sunbathing, fishing, or hiking with our tour guide through the 3 mile nature trail.
• Rent a bike and see Sand Key State Park: One mile from Clearwater Beach on the Gulf of Mexico. Features a park with grills, picnic tables, a playground, a dog park, cabana rentals, showers and restrooms.
• Rent a bike and see Dunedin: Over 100 shops, restaurants, brew pubs and more. Home of the Toronto Blue Jays the minor league Dunedin Blue Jays. Just a short drive from Clearwater Beach.
• Rent a bike and ride the Pinellas Trail: A 34 mile linear park and recreation trail extending from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs. The trail, created along an abandoned railroad corridor, provides a unique and scenic biking experience.

Rent a bike or bicycle and see the Pinellas Trail:

   An average of 90,000 people use the Trail each month. It is a unique greenway corridor linking some of Pinellas County’s most picturesque parks, scenic coastal areas and residential neighborhoods. While traveling along the Trail, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy quiet waterways and tidal streams with all varieties of land and water birds. You may think you’re miles from civilization along some parts of the Pinellas Trail, but enthusiasts are never far from assistance, should help ever be necessary. The Trail is patrolled by the Pinellas County Security Task Force 727-549-6099. The green signs along the Trail with the white numbers are station numbers. They are 500 feet apart and can be used to calculate your distance traveled or report the location of any problems on the Trail. (Station number 0 is at the Trail's start at 34th St. in St. Pete.) Trail amenities include bike racks and refreshment stops along the way.