Maryann R.
7/4/2025
Awesome experience! The owners were fantastic, so friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. The process was simple and the equipment was in great condition. Price were reasonable too, will...
Kranky Cycles
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321 Bay Ave
Highlands, NJ 07732
Located in the charming town of Highlands, NJ, Kranky Cycles offers an exceptional bicycle rental service for adventurers of all kinds. With a prime location near the waterfront, visitors can easily explore the scenic beauty of the area on two wheels. Whether you're a solo traveler looking for a peaceful ride along the coast or a group of friends seeking an outdoor adventure, Kranky Cycles provides a convenient and affordable way to experience the sights and sounds of Highlands.
At Kranky Cycles, you'll find a diverse selection of well-maintained bicycles to suit your riding preferences. From sleek road bikes for speed enthusiasts to sturdy mountain bikes for off-road explorations, there's something for everyone. The friendly staff is always ready to assist you in choosing the perfect bike for your excursion, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable rental experience. Embrace the freedom of cycling through Highlands with Kranky Cycles as your trusted partner in outdoor exploration.
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4.545 reviewsPeggy T.
6/12/2025
Everything! Easy to find, super nice staff, and got me set up in no time. Great location where you can ride across the bridge and get on Sandy Hook in minutes. Really like the system where there...
Damian D.
9/6/2024
Head north up to the Henry Hudson trail, or south to the bridge to visit Sandy Hook. Great spot to rent a bike to explore the area.
Stephen L.
7/23/2023
Had an awesome day out on their e-bikes, great customer service and couldn't recommend enough Will be back very soon
Binibining B.
11/5/2020
Great staff. Whole process of renting bikes for the day was done on the phone in just a couple of minutes. The bikes were in good condition. Highly recommend!
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