I want to ride my bicycle : vimarsana.com

From hundreds of kilometres of bike paths to fleets of thousands of rental bikes, it should come as no surprise that Montreal is a city that’s increasingly designed for biking. Every year the city adds to its network of bike trails, encouraging people to pedal their way to work and for fun. May is National Bike Month, and in honour of this pastime, we’re sharing some information on Montreal’s cycling scene as well as important safety tips you should follow when going for a ride.
“Montreal is a very bike-friendly city,” said André Giroux, owner of Ça Roule Montreal, a company that rents pedal and electric bikes as well as offers unique bike tours around the city. Eighty-five percent of his clientele is usually comprised of large school groups and tourism, which obviously started to decline last year. However, the spirit associated with biking here hasn’t dimmed. “Our customers are from all over the world, and whenever they do bike tours here, they say what a great city it is to see by bike. There are paths and bikes everywhere.”

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