
All of our tours begin and end in the same locations.
-Strip District/Lawrenceville tours begin and end at 2524 Penn Ave. You most likely will see the bike on the street (it is big and yellow after all), but if you don’t, our garage is located across the street from a shop called Kindred Cycles.
-The starting location is 20 E. General Robinson Street - our location is off of Vulan Way, across the street from the Andy Warhol museum. Due to unpredictable events/road closures on the North Shore, and to provide you with the best experience possible, our North Shore tour has one starting location with options of routes.
If you would like to customize your starting location, the following fees will be applied:
All custom starting locations must be approved by the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler prior to booking the tour.
10 mile radius – $75
35 miles or greater – 4 hour rental minimum
100 miles or greater – full day rental minimum
For our Strip District/Lawrenceville tours, there is unmetered street parking 25th St. and higher. During peak hours, street parking may be more difficult to find. Click here to see the closest parking garages/lots.
For our North Shore tours, there are many different parking garages to choose from. Click here to go to Park PGH, which gives you up to date information about pricing and spot availability in the garages. You can also download the ParkPGH app. If it is a non-event day there is metered street parking, which is free after 6 pm.
Unforunately we do not have bathrooms available. The North Shore Parking Garage has rest rooms that are in their lobby that are usually available. If you have any trouble locating them, please ask our team members for directions. We like to be good neighbors, so you will notice in our waiver that there is a fine associated with public urination.
The Pittsburgh Party Pedaler operates rain, shine, or cold. We’re Pittsburghers – we can dress for the weather! If severe weather does occur, the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler reserves the right to cancel the tour and offer the renter a rain check. There will be no rain checks offered for rides once begun.
You will be charged a late fee if you do not return the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler to the starting point on time. This will also impact every tour that is scheduled after yours so please be considerate.
Your driver has a good idea how long it will take to get around. As long as you’re willing to pedal and listen to your driver, there shouldn’t be an issue.
$100: 10-15 minutes late
$200: 15-20 minutes late
$300: 20-25 minutes late
$385: 25-30 minutes late
$500: 30-60 minutes late
$500/hr: 60+ minutes late
The Pittsburgh Party Pedaler is a great way for any group to get out and party while pedaling! A few examples of groups who have rented the Party Pedaler include:
Corporations for team building
Pub Crawls
Parades (We are an instant parade float!)
Tailgating for Pirates and Steelers games and concerts
Church outings
Singles mixers
Company parties
Conventions
Sports teams
Picnics
Family reunions, you name it…
There is a 300 pound weight limit for the bike seats and a minimum height requirement of 5’3″ for the standard pedaling seat. Wait! Not so fast – 3 of the pedaling seats adjust 3″ down, 2 seats above the rear tire do not require pedaling, and the back bench is perfect for those who don’t exist within the height and weight limitations. No excuses! Join in the fun.
All riders must be at least 18 years of age and provide valid identification. Family members between the ages of 16-18 will be allowed to ride with a parent.
The driver. If you act in a dangerous manner, you’ll be asked to get off and find your own way home. You can imagine the difficulty we had finding insurance for this thing in America. We need to keep it.
The renter. Only one person can be a renter (the person whose credit card is on the line) and that person is the only person the driver answers to. Can you imagine 16 people arguing about when to leave the bar? We don’t want our drivers getting in the middle of that!
Riding the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler can be a dangerous activity, just like riding any bike. Proper precautions need to be taken to avoid injury.
We offer bike helmets because it’s prudent. You don’t have to wear one—that’s totally up to you. But you do take responsibility if you bump your noggin’.
We have never had a problem or anything close to it. In the 10 years that Zwier and Henk have been running 15 Party Pedalers around Amsterdam, there was only one fairly significant injury. A woman tried to jump off while the Party Pedaler was moving and broke her ankle.
A totally different attitude persists regarding personal responsibility in other parts of the world – if you do something stupid, it is your own fault. Her friends brought her to the hospital and she didn’t sue anyone.
If for some reason you really need to cancel 30 or more days prior to the tour date (we can’t imagine why!), the renter has the choice of receiving a 50% refund or a rain check valid for 3 months.
Cancellations less than 30 days will receive a rain check valid for 3 months only.
Cancellations less than 14 days. Sorry! No refund or rain check.
We recommend that you get a firm commitment from your group prior to booking. Rain or shine!
If we stick to the little ones, it can. The Pittsburgh Party Pedaler was invented in the Netherlands, where it is very flat. Routes with grades greater than 5-6% for any extended distance may require riders to get off and push. None of the hills on our regular routes have required pushing (thus far….)
The Pittsburgh Party Pedaler can move with just one on flat ground, but it isn’t be much fun unless you have six or more. The Pedaler has a capacity of 16 including 10 pedaling seats, so the more the merrier!
We do require at least 8 seats to be booked on our "book a seat" tours for the tour to run.
Yes, if it is not too hilly and not too heavily trafficked. There is also a transportation charge for custom routes to get the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler to the starting point.
Travel on custom routes is completely at the discretion of the Pittsburgh Party Pedaler driver. Roads that are too hilly, too busy, or otherwise inappropriate may be refused.
The liability waiver can be found by clicking the button the in bottom right hand corner or by clicking here.