We saw the yourbikergang.wpengine.com group while driving in Austin. Decided it was something we would enjoy-and we did! Our guide-Joseph was knowledgeable and funny and the tour was great. We saw places in Austin that we would not have seen on our own. Was thankful the tour went on less traveled roads but overall wasn't bad riding in the city. The bikes are easy to handle and they make sure you can prior to starting the tour with practice in an adjacent parking lot. Would recommend! Can't wait to find another city to tour with yourbikergang.wpengine.com!
I did the tour on a sunny Saturday and it was perfect. The electric mini bikes are really easy to drive and are really fun. The tour itself contained some must see spots of Austin + some nice murals.The guide was a fun guy and he shared good information about Austin and its places.I would definitely do it again.
First time seeing Austin and I thought it be a fun and unique was to do it. I was very happy I did it this way too. Rooster my tour guide showed us all the gems of the city, well known and some really cool lesser known ones. I did the lunch tour and I got some really good local favorite too.
This was by far the highlight of our trip! SO MUCH FUN!!! The 2 guys, Peanut and Gator, were excellent. Fun and funny and knowledgeable. First off, they took us through how to ride the bike. Very safety conscious. And were very attentive throughout the tour checking in with us to make sure we were ok. Once I got over my initial nervousness of riding the bike (I've never ridden one before) I relaxed and it was easy to ride. Seriously, not hard at all. And I'm a small woman, only 5' tall and had no trouble whatsoever. And then we were off on the streets of downtown Austin. We stopped throughout the 2 hour tour for Peanut to shows us stuff as we went. There were 8 people in our "gang". And honestly the funnest and best thing we did in Austin. I can't recommend it enough!!!
We surprised our 9&7 year old by booking the tour and I’m so glad we did. Sightseeing for young ones can be exhausting so this made it a fun experience. Having no previous experience I was nervous about driving the bikes but the instructor put me at ease. It was so much fun!! The kids think it was the best part of our holiday so well worth the money. Would definitely recommend
My family took the tour during SXSW week. Everyone in the group felt like the tour was awesome and would do it again on the next visit! The tour guide was full of energy, was funny, whipped us around town safely/efficiently, and stopped for pictures/info at cool sites.
Had a good time seeing Austin from the electric mini bikes. Rooster was a great tour guide. Only thing, he did not use the biker names given to us. Highly recommend this and the tour with Rooster.
Went on the 3pm tour this weekend. Tyler was awesome. His super high energy level carried the group through a chilly ride. Fun way to see the city!
We booked a 2-hour tour with Your Biker Gang during a girls weekend and we had such a ball! Tyler was a great guide and had the perfect mix of fun and safety. We appreciated the lesson before going on our ride and really appreciated all of the fun pictures he took after we were done. It was a great way to see a bunch of spots in Austin and we would do it again in a heartbeat!
We came to town on business. We were able to escape and ride the tour. Our guide Rooster (Patrick) was incredible! It was safe, fun, and you’re able to learn a lot about the city. It is a beautiful place and the bike allows you to get around easily and experience many great sights.
This experience is a blast! Where else can you lean back on your own fat boy and cruise the City without a license to ride? Granted, they top out at 20mph and your guide takes pretty good care to make sure you don't end up in crazy bad traffic.We went out on the morning trek with Justin. He did a great job teaching us the basics before we hit the road. It is important to remember this is a 'tour', not just a ride. Consequently, you make several stops during the tour to dismount, chat and take pictures. In addition, you only move as fast as the slowest rider. Unfortunately, they don't subscribe to the theory of Survival of the Fittest.Justin did a fine job explaining little factoids about the city as we tolled around. Our group was most interested in scenery and music, so those are the sites that he spent most of his time on. The only regret I have is I would have liked the option of cruising around a bit on my own at the end and just letting the bike fly down the streets. I think 20 miles per hour may be understating the performance of these beasts, but we never really had a chance to find out. More
