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All bikes are equipped with rear racks and completely prepared for a long distance travelling. Also we can provide you with pump, repair kit, spare chain, pedals, brakes, hex key and etc. All bikes for rent!
FreeBike - mountain bikes rental in Kyrgyzstan.
FreeBike - mountain bike hire in Kyrgyzstan
FreeBike is a safe and comfortable journey. Kyrgyzstan is a very friendly and hospitable country, where every tourist is welcome in every corner of our country. Explore the picturesque routes of Kyrgyzstan on modern and reliable bikes!
We strive to earn your trust by offering time-tested bicycles. We offer mountain and touring models from the world's leading manufacturers, fully prepared for long journeys. Each bike is thoroughly maintained, ensuring safety and comfort on every journey. We cooperate with leading travel companies and offer favourable rental terms for both individual travellers and groups. Our bikes have already become faithful companions for hundreds of travellers from all over the world who have explored Kyrgyzstan. Don't take your bike with you - rent it from us! Rent additional equipment - luggage bags, gas burner, tent, sleeping bag, SPD pedals and much more.
Book your bike today and discover the freedom of travelling through the incredible landscapes of Kyrgyzstan!
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All bikes are equipped with rear racks and completely prepared for a long distance travelling. Also we can provide you with pump, repair kit, spare chain, pedals, brakes, hex key and etc.
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Bikepacking in Kyrgyzstan. Useful Practical Tips and Some Popular Destinations.
Bikepacking in Kyrgyzstan: 5 of the Best Mountain Routes and Useful Practical Tips for an Unforgettable Ride
Why Choose Kyrgyzstan for a Cycling Adventure?
Kyrgyzstan is rapidly becoming a paradise for bikepackers, especially for those who crave adventure and wide open mountain spaces. About 80% of the country is covered by the mighty ranges of the Tien Shan and the Pamir-Alay, so it’s no surprise that most routes here go over passes: finding a road below 3,000 m above sea level is rare. At the same time, the country is full of gravel roads and high mountain passes, which makes it possible to plan routes of any difficulty — from relatively moderate to truly demanding. Be ready for long climbs and thrilling descents: Kyrgyzstan feels like it was made for riders who want to challenge themselves and enjoy raw mountain nature.
Beyond the landscapes, travelers are won over by the hospitality of local people. Many cyclists say that from the very first days they feel real freedom and kindness here. Daily handshakes, greetings and smiles from herders and villagers turn the trip into not only a sports adventure but also a meaningful cultural experience. In the mountains you may be invited into a yurt for tea or kumis — moments like these stay in memory no less than the views.
Kyrgyzstan in 1900 year. Unique pictures of North of Kyrgyzstan.
Italian Prince Scipione Borghese in 1900 went on a trip to the Tien-Shan, together with the Swiss Matthias Tsurbriggen and compatriot Jules Brosherel. They crossed the north of present Kyrgyzstan, explored Enilchek valley (near Karakol) and left a rich heritage of unique pictures.
Cycling in Kyrgyzstan is not easy but very impressively.
Kyrgyzstan is a mountainous country situated among mountains and valleys of the North Tien Shan range. It is a small country, and over 90% of the surface area is covered by spectacular mountains. Traveling through Kyrgyzstan you will find a variety of landscapes from the desert to the highest mountain glaciers, fast rivers and deep forests. You will acquaintance with nomads life and culture of Kyrgyzys.