Renting a bike in San Diego.

[OreoGaborio]

His rate seems fair. Would you do it over again?

Positlutely absotively.

And if anyone's looking to rent a bike in the San Diego or North of San Diego area, I highly recommend going to Steve. Old timey roadracer, originally hails from England, super nice guy, and like I said, awesomely accommodating.

[OreoGaborio]

what did you do for gear?

Jackie's frequent flier status allowed us to check a few bags for free, so we packed our own stuff on a couple of bags and brought it out. However most rental places have some gear you can add to the rental.

[SVRACER01]

Wirelessly posted (GS3)

Wirelessly posted (GS3)



Was it a '14?

Yes. We rented a couple 14's and a 13. I think the 14 had Bluetooth.

Glad you went with Steve's business. He was really helpful to us although I ended up getting a Harley. (Rest of the family wanted to get Harleys) He has a fuglistrada1000 I may rent in the future.

Nice, the 14s are leaps and bounds better than the 13s. They did a great job with them. I usually rent one once or twice during the season for a day or 2 for me and the wife. I'm looking forward to it.

[OreoGaborio]

Ya didn't even know they made one of those.

Me neither. '03-'06 according to Wiki.

[TimmyB]

[QUOTE=SVRACER01;1339827]Wirelessly posted (GS3)



Nice, the 14s are leaps and bounds better than the 13s. They did a great job with them. I usually rent one once or twice during the season for a day or 2 for me and the wife. I'm looking forward to it.[/]

It was 45 degrees and raining at Palomar so it didn't matter what I was on. It was less than awesome. Thoroughly enjoyed romping on that thing around SD though.