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For rentals of three days or more, complete the booking form on our website. You will first receive an automatic confirmation, followed by an official confirmation containing the bike price and everything included.

For one- or two-day rentals, visit the shop on the day you want to ride—or the day before—to ask about availability.

Please bring your passport. We make a copy and return it immediately. A €50 cash deposit is required and returned after the bike has been checked.

You will also need a credit card. We accept all major cards except American Express.

Your rental starts at 09:00 on the first booking date and ends at 17:00 on the final day. Bike Point does not offer 24-hour rental periods.

Collection may be possible between 17:00 and 17:30 if the previous renter has returned the bike. Call the shop first to confirm.

No. Shimano SPD, SPD-SL and Look Kéo pedals are available for €1 per day, up to a maximum charge of €5. You may also bring your own.

Rental bikes include a small pump, spare inner tube, tyre levers, a multitool and two bottle cages on most models.

No. Helmets are available to rent for a one-time fee of €5.

Bike Point sells nutrition for before, during and after riding, including vegan-friendly and gluten-free options.

Yes, bring your preferred shoes and clothing. If needed, our shops also sell cycling shoes, apparel, kit and accessories.

Yes. Add saddle height, saddle-to-handlebar distance and handlebar height to the booking form so the team can prepare your setup.

Delivery is available in the south of Tenerife, starting from €10 depending on location. Select delivery on the booking form or contact the team.

Mountain weather changes quickly. In winter bring a jacket and consider warmers; in summer a windbreaker may be enough. Ask the shop team and check a current mountain forecast before setting off.

Use our free GPS library to search by starting area, surface, distance and climbing. Download the GPX or TCX file and sync it with your bike computer.