Park City Bike Rentals

Whether you’re into fast trail riding, grueling climbs, sending jumps, or if you just prefer a casual spin with friends, we have a mountain bike for you. Featuring bikes from Specialized, Scott, Rocky Mountain, and Santa Cruz, Jans has carefully curated a fleet of mountain bikes that caters to anyone’s riding style.

Featuring components from top brands like Shimano, Race Face, and Sram, our rental bikes also include a premium suspension from Fox or Rockshox. Our Experts will take the time to adjust air pressure of the suspension system to your body weight and riding style to give you a personalized ride. Park City’s trail network is as vast and diverse as its users, so Jans offers a variety of mountain bike rentals to make sure you find just the right one.

Gone are the days of women mountain bikers only having the option of riding men’s small and extra small bikes. With the advent of women’s-specific mountain bikes, technology has completely changed the way a women’s bike is designed. Optimized geometry, frame materials, and components provide a better fit, better suspension, and an overall better ride for women.

Our women’s mountain bike line is made up of top brands like Juliana, Scott Contessa, and Specialized. All of these manufacturers have spent significant time and effort crafting women’s bikes according to their brand’s vision. At Jans, our women’s-specific mountain bikes feature premium full suspensions from Fox and Rockshox and components from Syncros, Race Face, Sram, and Shimano. Ideal for cross-country and trail mountain biking, our line of women’s rental bikes will have no problem taking you to the top of the hill for beautiful views and reward you with a fun, flowy ride back into town.

Junior shredders are going to love our fleet of kids’ mountain bikes. Built from sturdy aluminum, these bikes are great for exploring a variety of Park City’s trails and are built to handle some heavy abuse. And because safety is important, our Expert mechanics inspect them daily to be sure they are in good working order.

As a rule, the smaller the bike, the simpler it is. As bikes increase in size, hand brakes and gears are added for more advanced riders. With wheel sizes of 20 inches and 24 inches, we have a mountain bike for kids of all sizes and ability levels.

In addition to miles of singletrack, Park City also boasts an impressive amount of paved and gravel paths perfectly suited for leisurely riding. Jans’ fleet of comfort bikes provides a wide range of gearing in a relaxed, more upright body position that is perfect for easy pedaling and cruising.

Comfort bikes are considered the cruiser bikes of the mountains – you need their gears to get up hills, even when you’re just riding around town. Smooth bike paths provide easy access to our three world-class ski resorts, Kimball Junction, Old Town, and a variety of Park City neighborhoods. Seeing the sites like the historic McPolin Barn, the Park City Museum and the Swaner Nature Center is fun and enjoyable when done on a comfort bike.

If you’re thinking about exploring Park City’s endless ribbons of pavement, either in town or outside of town in the ranch country, then you’re going to love our road bike fleet from Specialized. Jans’ rental road bikes are maintained daily and our Experts will be happy to help you find the right bike to fit your needs and riding style. Our fleet encompasses a large range of sizes, but due to the minute size increments in road bikes, you’ll want to check ahead of time to ensure the specific size you want is available.

Many of the paved roads around Park City are used in the Tour of Utah, an annual, multi-stage road race that weaves throughout Utah and finishes in Park City. As a result, the roads in and around Park City are very bike-friendly with wide shoulders and bike-specific paths in high-traffic areas. And there is a lot of road biking in Heber and Kamas, neighboring towns located right at the base of the Uinta Mountains, which happen to have gorgeous views for road bikers.

Nothing beats a spin on a road bike on a beautiful summer day. Our women’s road bike rentals from Specialized feature a women’s-specific design. This means that the frame, materials and premium components have been optimized to make a road bike designed specifically for female riders.

Park City and the neighboring towns provide plenty of epic scenery, rolling hills, grueling climbs, and fun descents. Most of the roads in Park City have a wide, safe shoulder or bike- specific routes in high traffic areas. If you want to see more of the town and mountain biking isn’t your thing, then road riding is the best replacement for our Gold Level trails.

Park City has lots of lift-accessed riding and plenty of trails with steep skids, rock gardens, blown-out roots, gap and table jumps, and plenty of man-made features to get your heart racing. And by adding the much revered and fully capable Santa Cruz V10 to our fleet, Jans makes sure that you can rent a bike to handle all that and more.

Park City Mountain and Deer Valley Resort have lift access to get you up the hill. Both mountains have a plethora of well-built flow and jump trails plus some steep downhill trails to keep you on point. Park City’s free transit system also provides easy access to downhill and freeride trails, without the climb. Just be sure to ask one of our mountain bike Experts for trail recommendations, since some of the local downhill trails are not even on the map!

The Kids’ Bike Trailer rental is the easiest way to transport young kids by bike. Pulled behind a Comfort Bike rental, our Thule Chariot trailers provides a comfortable safe haven for up to two kids while you’re on the move. With seatbelts included, our Thule Chariots pass strict safety standards and feature sunshades and vents for extra airflow on a hot day. Each Kids’ Bike Trailer rental comes with helmets for the kids.

Park City has lots of safe and easy bike paths ideal for a Kids’ Bike Trailer rental. Many people choose to rent our Thule Chariots with their comfort bikes so they can truly ditch their cars and get around Park City by bike with the whole family in tow.

Maximum weight capacity: 1-seat = 75-pounds, 2-seat = 100-pounds.

Please Note: Due to compatibility restraints, the Kids’ Bike Trailer rental is only available for use with our Comfort Bike rental. If you would like to use a personal bike, please keep in mind that the Thule Chariot is only compatible with 9 mm quick-release rear axles. If you have any additional questions, please call 800.745.1020 or email cs@jans.com.

Getting kids out on a bike can be a challenge sometimes. But using a tag-a-long is a fun, safe way to get your youngster out on the bike with you. Securely connecting to the back of a Comfort Bike rental, a tag-a-long allows kids to pedal and ride while you control steering and braking. Ideal for the numerous bike paths around town, tag-a-longs are an easy way to get the whole family out on a ride.

Please Note: Due to compatibility restraints, the Tag-A-Long rental is only available for use with our Comfort Bike rentals. If you would like to use a personal bike, please keep in mind that the Tag-A-Long is not intended for use with dropper posts or carbon seat posts. If you have any additional questions, please call 800.745.1020 or email cs@jans.com.

Wheels: 27.5 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 100mm

Featuring a svelte 100 millimeters of travel and 27.5-inch wheels, the Contessa Spark RC is an efficient cross country rig. Petite women will love the contemporary fit and smaller diameter wheels. Scott’s on-the-fly suspension adjustment lets you stiffen the suspension for the climb and open it up for a fun, exhilarating descent.

Wheels: 29 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 120mm

The stiff and lightweight Element 970 RSL is a pedaling machine. Smoothlink provides a stable pedaling platform and Ride9 lets you tune the suspension to your liking. That, paired with 29-inch wheels and a lightweight parts spec, make the Element perfect for those long climbs to Park City’s high-alpine singletrack.

Wheels: 29 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 120mm

The Spark 900 is a very capable mid-travel 29er. 120 millimeters of supple front and rear travel soaks up rough terrain and an on-the-fly suspension adjustment lets you set the desired stiffness for climbing or descending. Slack and low-slung, the bike handles fast, tight and twisty singletrack with ease.

Wheels: 29 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 120mm

The new Tallboy has a longer top tube, shorter chainstays, and is a bit slacker; making for a snappy, fun bike that is happiest on long, epic rides on Park City’s high-alpine singletrack. 110 millimeters of rear travel and 120 millimeters up front gobbles up rocks and roots. The VPP suspension layout provides a stable pedaling platform for long jaunts in the saddle.

Wheels: 27.5+ | Frame: carbon | Travel: 120mm

The Spark 710 Plus features wide-set 27.5+ tires and a trail-worthy 120 millimeters of rear travel and 130 millimeters in the front. The big tires provide lots of traction and the on-the-fly suspension adjustment lets you set the stiffness for climbing efficiency or wide-open fun on the descents.

Wheels: 29 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 120mm

The Camber is one of the most fun bikes in our lineup. 120 millimeters of travel, both front and rear, soaks up the bumps while the 29-inch wheels roll fast on the descents. On the way up, the renowned FSR suspension is one of the best pedaling platforms in the industry. This bike is itching for second and third laps on Park City’s world-famous singletrack.

Wheels: 27.5+ | Frame: carbon | Travel: 150mm

The new Pipeline is an aggressive trail bike sporting a capable 130 millimeters of travel and 27.5+ wheels to maximize traction. On the front is a 150 millimeter travel fork to soak up rocks and roots. Smoothlink suspension smooths out the chunder and provides a stable pedaling platform. Rocky Mountain’s Ride9 adjustment lets you tune the suspension to your riding style.

Wheels: 27.5 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 130mm

The Furtado is a no fuss do-it-all trail bike optimized for women. 27.5-inch wheels, a Sram 11-speed drivetrain and a capable 130 millimeters of travel, front and rear, let this bike glide through rough terrain and smooth singletrack alike. A revised VPP suspension layout lets you power up the climbs with ease.

Wheels: 27.5 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 130mm

Specialized says the Camber Comp 650b is a jumping off point into the world of trail riding. We couldn’t agree more. Women’s-specific geometry and construction, 130 millimeters of travel, and 27.5-inch wheels make for a very capable bike that climbs well and inspires confidence on the descents. A SWAT compartment on the downtube lets you stash your on-trail necessities with ease.

Wheels: 27.5+ | Frame: carbon | Travel: 135mm

The Hightower is a mid-travel trail bike most at home on tight, twisty singletrack. In the 27.5+ flavor here, wider tires provide lots of traction for when conditions get loose. The VPP suspension layout provides a stable pedaling platform and plenty of suppleness as you rip through rocks, roots, and corners. 135 millimeters of rear travel and 150 millimeters of front travel let you float through the rough stuff.

Wheels: 27.5+ | Frame: carbon | Travel: 150mm

You may know them as 27.5-inch wheels – but Specialized keeps to the European 650b moniker. Regardless of the number designation, the Stumpjumper FSR laughs at long climbs and rips the descents with plenty of traction and stability. A comfortable 135 millimeters of rear travel and 150 millimeters up front soak up bumpy trails, while the FSR suspension keeps your bike nimble and unafraid of the climb for additional laps.

Wheels: 27.5 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 150mm

The Bronson C/S sports a lightweight carbon frame and components. 150 millimeters of travel and 27.5-inch wheels make this a lightning quick bike that pedals well and rallies through rough terrain and jumps with ease. Whether you’re climbing 4,000 feet of vert or taking advantage of Park City’s free bus shuttles, the Bronson excels on varied terrain and trails, making it perfect for the rider with an eye for exploration.

Wheels: 29 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 165mm

The Enduro lives on in this most recent iteration. A full 165 millimeters of travel make this bike overly capable. But it has been so refined that it climbs with ease, making us wonder if uphill is faster than down. Regardless, you’ll be having fun on this machine; a low-slung, slacked out trail bike that feels most at home on long climbs, loose dust and mud, and steep descents.

Wheels: 27.5 | Frame: carbon | Travel: 170mm

The Slayer 750 MSL lays waste to any rough trail. A massive 170 millimeters of travel in the front and rear, plus 27.5-inch wheels let this bike effortlessly breeze through rough terrain and jumps. On the climb for the next lap, the stable Smoothlink suspension layout provides a steady platform. A Ride4 adjustment allows you to tune the suspension for your riding style.