I'm local, so I'll be back. I took my (70something) mom on a 9 a.m. vaguely-themed YBG tour (they offer some that are focused on specific aspects of Austin -- this one was more the general one) because it was her birthday and we had guests coming in to town and she still hasn't been downtown much. I expected the usual high points, just on a bike, and that would have been cool. What I got was a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide (Patrick) who took us on a tour that was an awesome combination of the usual high points and some fascinating side trips. (Dude knows a lot about all kinds of minutae, including chicken and tattoos and local plants and Texas history -- it totally didn't surprise me that he was a teacher in a past life!) We went places that I didn't know existed and had a blast. So, two thumbs up. And I would think this tour would be fine for almost anyone -- I drove because my mom gets nervous, but we were on easily operated, well maintained bikes and took safe, medium-traffic routes, and she totally could've handled it as well. Our fellow tour takers varied from college students on Spring break to, well, my mom. So anyone would enjoy it. And it's a pretty good deal for 2ish hours of really good guidance. Do it -- you'll be glad you did. More

Had a great time bringing teen boys to spend the days with their moms. Boys and moms enjoyed it a lot. Will definitely do it again if we have out of town guests

Had a great time on this ride! Patrick was great and very entertaining. Only issue was most of the food trucks at the lot we went to weren't open. If that is the norm for a Monday would have preferred to do a. regular tour. Actually that would have given us more time riding which we all would have preferred!!

I came to Austin for the weekend with my parents and my cousin, and the first thing we did was do the electric mini bike tour. Patrick and Justin were so much fun! They taught us about the major spots in the city, played fun music and took great pictures. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone with decent balance who is visiting Austin. And even if you’re a little bit scarred or unsure, they are very accommodating. For example, my mom was unable to ride her own bike, so she ended up riding with Justin and had as much fun as the rest of us.

Took the Coffee and Donuts tour with Gator, and we had so much fun! The bikes were easy to use and we had great music. Gator even personalized the tour a little and was a great guide. Will be recommending this to everyone and probably doing one in San Antonio next time we visit there.

Biker Gang tour with Cope was amazing. Cope was an excellent tour guide and made the ride around downtown Austin fun. I enjoyed most when we were honking at the people at the bar as they cheered us on. Also, we had a group of motorcycles pass us and they gave us a show which was really cool. We have plenty of pictures that Cope took of us which was a pleasure as well. Lastly, thanks to Cope I felt safe on the bikes and was able to ride smoothly. Definitely check it out if you’re in Austin.

We arrived from Germany spending a couple days around Austin and Round Rock. We found the yourbikerbang.com in the top 50s things to do in Austix,TX. I must say the organisation and experience was really superb. Every Team member went out of their way to make everyone fell comfortable during the ride. I really wished every great City would have this kind of tour.A big "Danke Schön" from Germany.

The mini bikes were fun and the tour was great. Patrick was a great tour guide. It was 2 hours, so good value for the price. We saw a lot of Austin while zipping around.

This was a great way to see a lot of the city. We did it on our first day to give us a feel for the different areas and where we wanted to spend more time later.

Our annual girls weekend landed us in Austin where we by luck discovered, Your Biker Gang. Patrick, our uber-friendly guide (and former elementary school teacher), gave us quick but thorough instructions, then took the four of us (plus the other four riders in our tour) around the city's top points of interest - safely weaving us in, out and through Austin's eclectic/funky hot spots. It was a perfect mix of everything - down to Patrick's little bike speaker playing Bob Marley along the route. It was a great intro to the city and helped us put together our game plan for the rest of the weekend.