Boardwalk Bikes
Sales - Service - Rentals
1515 North Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach SC, 29577
Downtown Myrtle Beach
Kings Festival Shopping Center
Call / Text: (843)-231-0573
DISCOUNTED WINTER RENTAL RATES NOW AVAILABLE!
Our Brands
shop Hours
Monday
11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed *
by appointment only *
Thursday - Saturday
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
*Wednesdays by appointment only *
For an appointment call/text (843)-231-0573
Just like the ocean, wind & waves our hours may change without notice.
Shop hours are flexible this time of year, we appreciate your understanding.
RENTALS
Includes Lock, Helmet & Rental Assistance
Beach Cruiser | Multi-Speed | Trikes | Tandem | MTB | Road
E-Bikes | Kids | Baby Seats | Baby Trailer
All rentals are high-quality, premium bikes- Cannondale, GT, Jamis Bikes & Sun Bikes
(No rusty huffy's here)
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Delivery & Pick-Up
Free Delivery within the City of Myrtle Beach
*Applies to 24hr Rentals or Longer*
SAVE BIG with
GROUP RATES
Demo OPPORTUNITY
Cannondale Cargowagen neo E-Cargo
test rides and demo rides AVAILABLE
WINTER Rental Rates
*MUST BE 18+ WITH VALID ID/PASSPORT & DEBIT/CREDIT CARD REQUIRED*
2hr | 24hr | 5 Day | 7-Day
* Lock, Helmet & Rental Assistance Included *
Beach Cruiser
$15 | $20 | $50 | $70
Multi-speed CRUISERS, HYBRIDs
& Trikes
$20 | $28 | $60 | $80
Tandem
$20 | $28 | $60 | $80
Kids
$5 | $10 | $20 | $30
BABY SEAT/Kid Buggy
$10 | $15 | $30 | $50
PREMIUM RENTALS
*MUST BE 18+ WITH VALID ID/PASSPORT & MAJOR CREDIT CARD REQUIRED*
E-Bike
2hr | 4hr | 6-8hr | Day
$30 | $40 | $70 | $75
Road Bike
*Bring your own pedals and we'll put them on your rental*
4hr | 24hr | 5-Day | Week
$35 | $60 | $150 | $199
Hardtail MTB
4hr | 24hr | 5-Day | Week
$40 | $50 | $120 | $150
Full Suspension MTB
Day | 5-Day | 7-Day
$60 | $185 | $199
Cargowagen neo
E-bike demo
Parking Lot Test Ride | Demo Ride (4-6hr)
Free | $89
Available with baby seat or kid seat pad
*Cost of demo goes towards the purchase of a new Cannondale Cargowagen*
BIKE MAP
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CAN I RIDE ON THE BOARDWALK?
CAN I RIDE ON THE BEACH?
YES!
Bicycles are allowed on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk. However there are seasonal time restrictions. Bicycles are allowed on the Boardwalk from May 1st - Labor Day, from 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Starting the day after Labor Day- until May 1 bicycles are allowed on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk at ANY time.
Bicycles are allowed on the beach as well! However there are seasonal time restrictions. Bicycles are allowed on the beach from May 1st - Labor Day, from 5:00 am - 10:00 am & after 5 p.m. Starting the day after Labor Day- until May 1 bicycles are allowed on the beach at ANY time, however ocean tides play a HUGE factor.
Know Your Tides, Then Ride
Tides are a HUGE factor in enjoying your ride!
Recommended best time(s): hour before low tide, during low tide & hour after.
City of Myrtle Beach Sec. 14-315.- Specific Boardwalk Restrictions (b): From May 1 through Labor Day prohibited **NOT ALLOWED** EXCEPT from 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Bicycles are permitted **ALLOWED** on the Boardwalk at all hours from Labor Day- until May 1.
City of Myrtle Beach Sec. 5-7. - The use of bicycles, tricycles or similar human, gas, or electric powered wheeled vehicles is prohibited **NOT ALLOWED** from the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from May 1 up to and including Labor Day on the public beach, except as where otherwise lawfully permitted.
City of North Myrtle Beach Sec. 5-2. - Motor vehicles on beach. (1) It shall be unlawful to operate a manually powered bicycle, a battery-assisted, motorized bicycle (ebike) or any other battery-assisted devices, including but not limited to, battery-assisted motorized skateboards and battery-assisted motorized mono-wheel skateboards between the hours of 10:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. from May 15 through Labor Day.
Horry County About our Beaches - Bicycles Not permitted on the beach between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. from May 1 through Labor Day.
ARTICLE 27 Bicyclists and Users of Play Vehicles; Rights and Duties
Bicyclists should remember, when you are riding a bicycle, you have the same duties and privileges of a motor vehicle when on a public roadway. Unlike pedestrians, who should walk facing traffic, bicyclists should ride with the flow of traffic and obey all traffic laws.
If you ride a bicycle on a roadway, especially at dawn or at dusk, consider wearing retro-reflective clothing to help increase your chances of being seen by motorists.
When riding a bicycle, you must:
Ride as a vehicle, ride with traffic, and obey all traffic signs.
Ride as far to the right as practical.
If you are riding your bike after dark, use lights and reflectors to help increase your chances of being seen by motorists.
If a bike lane is present, stay in the bike lane unless your destination lies in a different direction.
For instance, if you need to pass another bicyclist, turn left, or if a roadway obstruction exists, you would move outside of the bike lane.
If you are riding in a group, do no ride more than two side-by-side.
SECTION 56-1-10.Definitions.
(29) "Electric-assist bicycles" and "bicycles with helper motors" means low-speed electrically assisted bicycles with two or three wheels, each having fully operable pedals and an electric motor of no more than 750 watts, or one horsepower, and a top motor-powered speed of less than twenty miles an hour when operated by a rider weighing one hundred seventy pounds on a paved level surface, that meet the requirements of the Federal Consumer Product Code provided in 16 C.F.R., Part 1512, and that operate in a manner such that the electric motor disengages or ceases to function when their brakes are applied or the rider stops pedaling. Manufacturers and distributors of electric-assist bicycles shall apply a label that is affixed permanently, in a prominent location, to each electric-assist bicycle, indicating its wattage and maximum electrically assisted speed. The owner or user of an electric-assist bicycle shall not remove or tamper with the label. If a user tampers with or modifies an electric-assist bicycle, changing the speed capability, he must replace the label indicating the vehicle's wattage or horsepower. Electric-assist bicycles and bicycles with helper motors are not mopeds.
SECTION 56-5-3520.Applicability of provisions to bicycles with helper motors.
Bicyclists operating bicycles with helper motors, as defined in Section 56-1-10, are subject to all statutory provisions applicable to bicyclists, as provided in Section 56-5-3420.
MTB at The Hulk
Horry County Bike & Run Park
The Bike & Run Park also known as 'The Hulk,' has quickly become a park of regional significance, attracting both local users, MTB enthusiasts and vacationers alike. Originally developed through the vision and labor of volunteers on a county-owned dredge spoil basin that provides drastic changes in elevation that cannot be found in other parts of the county. This facility is located along the Intracoastal Waterway near River Oaks Drive in Carolina Forest. Seven miles of single track mountain biking and hiking trails on 70 acres of open space. Now featuring 'The Lil Hulk' a kids skills park for the up-and-coming cyclist. With wooden structures that ebb and flow into low rocks and flowing features, The Lil Hulk was built by volunteers of MBA2 (Myrtle Beach Area Mountain Bike Association). In addition to providing a venue for a variety of races, its parking area serves as the first official East Coast Greenway trailhead in the State of South Carolina.
Meet the Owners
Originally from Maryland, but for the past 13 years have called Myrtle Beach home. The City of Myrtle Beach has provided Hannah & CJ the luxury of biking as a primary mode of transportation. On their various rides throughout the city, they noticed the lack of bike rental options. They realized that they needed to find a way to share their love of biking with their community. Living and riding by the beach has always been a huge part of their lives. Hannah growing up biking with family on vacations in Rehoboth, Delaware and CJ loving bikes from an early age. He then and now rides BMX bikes and it will always be a passion for him. In 2012 he worked at Bethany Beach Bike Shop learning the skills and practices it takes to run a bike shop.
Hannah & CJ want everyone who vacations in Myrtle to have those everlasting memories; riding to the beach on a hot summer night, or getting ice cream after dinner. In 2015, CJ moved to Myrtle Beach to be closer to Hannah and pursue his dreams. In 2021, they created their dream--Boardwalk Bikes! They are so happy to be starting this new journey, and are beyond excited to share their love of bikes with all Myrtle Beach visitors and locals.
Hannah & Cj
Ram Head Peak, St John USVI February 2020
CJ on a Rental Bike Exploring The Streets
San Juan, Puerto Rico December 2018