We loved Rooster! A fun, informative tour that we would highly recommend. Do this as soon as you get to Austin!

Got to learn a lot and see Austin with a great guide , very friendly and interactive with everyone. Definitely enjoyed ourselves.

Amazing!!!! The tour guide was awesome. We were in town for a bachelorette party and the tour was so much more than we expected! Definitely doing this again!

Had an awesome time! Seeing the city like this is the way to go. I would do this everytime I visit Austin. So cool

Came into Austin for a quick weekend with our teens. Found Your Biker gang on TripAdvisor and loved every minute of our tour. Our road captains, Cope and Patrick, were super cool and informative. We went to Congress St, 2nd Street, 6th Street, Doug Sahm Hill, food trucks, Welcome to Austin sign, and drove thru a great old neighbor with new modern homes. I loved driving the bike and want to take the tour again on my next visit to Austin. So worth the money!

I recommend this tour to anyone visiting Austin or a local who wants to learn more about the city they live in.

Tyler was an awesome guide. He made us all feel safe and sound through his safety and test driving before we set out on the open road. This was a great way to see the city in a fun and informational way. I would highly recommend it to anyone in the Austin city area looking for a unique and fun way to see the city! Great way to make teens happy on a "tourist" trip :)

Fun at its best! Enough instruction to make you feel comfortable and confident even if you never rode a mini bike before. Saw sights we may not have found on our own. Laughed from start to finish!

Cope (biker name Peanut) was a great guide! We learned some cool things about Austin, his music was on point and he was fun to be with. The bikes were pretty easy to maneuver too. We got tons of looks and hi fives from random people and even some from real bikers. We felt really cool! The water and seat cover were a nice and necessary touch. Well done!

Was a good time, very entertaining. I wish there was a little more siteseeing involved, but sometimes its a little tough when you are in the middle of traffic.