You’ll feel the gentle boost of an eBike as you cruise through Brasov’s forests and mountain paths, following local tips for routes suited to any mood or skill level. Pickup is close to the main train station and hours are super flexible—just grab your bike and go explore at your own pace. That quiet mountain air stays with you long after.
I’ll admit, I wasn’t totally sure what to expect when we picked up our eBikes in Brasov — I’d never tried one before, and honestly, I was a little nervous about looking ridiculous. But the guy at the shop (I think his name was Vlad?) just grinned and showed us how to use the pedal assist. “You’ll get it after five minutes,” he promised. And actually, he was right. The first few meters felt wobbly but then suddenly it clicked — there’s this gentle push that makes hills feel like nothing. You still pedal, but it’s like someone’s quietly cheering you on from behind.
The weather was that kind of indecisive spring: sun one minute, a cool breeze the next. We started out from their spot near Brasov train station (it’s really just ten minutes walking) and Vlad handed us a map with some route ideas — everything from easy forest roads to those single tracks up toward Poiana Brasov or even Postavaru Peak if you’re feeling brave (we weren’t). There were wildflowers everywhere along the trail edges, and every so often you’d hear a dog barking far off or catch a whiff of pine needles crushed under your tires. At one point my friend tried to say “mulțumesc” to a passing hiker and got a big smile in return — people here seem patient with outsiders trying Romanian.
We stopped for snacks somewhere halfway up, sitting on a log that left bark prints on my jeans. The silence up there is different than city quiet — it’s almost soft? I kept thinking how much easier these climbs were with the eBike’s help; I probably wouldn’t have made it otherwise. On the way back down, we took it slow because honestly I didn’t want the ride to end just yet. Funny thing: there’s an escape room at their pickup spot too — we joked about trying it after but ended up just sitting outside with cold drinks instead.
I still think about that last stretch through Brasov as the sun dipped behind those sharp Carpathian peaks. The city feels different when you’ve pedaled around its edges all day — lighter somehow, like you’ve earned your dinner. So yeah, if you’re curious about an eBike rental in Brasov and want something flexible (we dropped ours off late), this is probably your best bet.
It’s about a 10-minute walk from Brasov Main Train Station.
They offer 6 mid-range Econic One eBikes with 500W rear motors and 500Wh batteries.
The battery should last between 40 and 80 km depending on factors like terrain and rider weight.
Yes, they can recommend easy forest roads as well as more challenging single trails around Brasov.
You can pick up or drop off bikes anytime between 8AM and 11PM.
Yes, both front and rear lights are included with each rental.
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller; service animals are also allowed.
Your day includes use of a well-equipped electric bicycle with front and rear lights provided for safety. Pickup is conveniently located near Brasov Main Train Station with flexible hours from early morning until late evening—so you can start or finish whenever suits you best.
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