Bike Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A platform for buying, selling, trading, and renting bikes. The company’s API provides access to data on bikes, stores, and repairs, and it currently has 30,000 bike listings.

4,377

2 years ago

A company that rents and sells kids' bikes and scooters.

304

4 years ago

Website for buying and selling used bikes. They currently have over 20,000 users for their platform.

213

4 years ago

A startup that lets you track your mileage on a car, bike, or moped. It’s like a mileage tracker but for the world’s most commonly owned modes of transportation.

212

5 years ago

A device that can be attached to a bicycle seat post to help bikers and runners track their stats.

209

3 years ago

A wireless, location-based personal assistant that helps you find the nearest coffee shop, store, or restaurant while walking or riding your bike.

174

5 years ago

A hybrid of a car and a bike that can be unlocked with a smartphone app. It’s aimed at people who don’t want to own a car and are willing to go outdoors for errands.

168

3 years ago

A platform for people looking to sell their old bikes, scooters, and bikes. The platform also offers a service that will teach you how to fix them so you can resell them.

165

4 years ago

A “social network for bikers” looking to expand to Brazil.

164

5 years ago

This startup builds electric bikes for companies that want to support their staff in getting to work.

159

5 years ago

An online marketplace for the sale of used bikes and other goods. It’s also a user driven marketplace where users can connect with sellers.

158

5 years ago

Connecting the bike-sharing market in China to the local electric vehicle market. The Startup offers a low cost electric car battery that can be swapped into an electric bike.

157

5 years ago

A company that makes helmets for bike messengers.

154

5 years ago

An online platform that helps people find and connect with others with similar interests (i.e. a Google search for people who like to ride bikes in San Francisco).

150

5 years ago

A network of public and private buses that connect to each other and to bike lanes, helping commuters get where they need to go.

143

5 years ago

Postmates is a delivery service for local goods. Postmates is trying to build out a delivery-only service for people who have a car or bike, and don’t want to own a car or bike themselves, but don’t have anybody to give their stuff to.

141

5 years ago

A directory-based marketplace for short-term rentals of cars, bikes, and scooters.

138

5 years ago

A startup building a connected camera that you can wear or mount on a bike, that can track the location of your car in real-time and provide a bird’s eye view of your car in case of theft.

136

5 years ago

A hub for sharing the locations of all the world’s bike-share bikes

136

4 years ago

A bike-sharing startup that has raised $5 million and launched in Seattle. The company bills itself as the Uber of bikes, and promises bikes that arrive within five minutes of being requested.

136

5 years ago

A bicycle sharing startup that's looking to build a global network of bike-sharing services. The company wants to bring bike sharing to places it's been absent thus far.

135

4 years ago

This startup is building a premium, shared-bikes-for-hire platform in Los Angeles that aims to be an Uber for urban transport. Their bikes will be electric and can be reserved online, on-call 24/7, for one hour or longer.

135

5 years ago

A startup that lets people take care of their bikes, which are serviced and fixed by their manufacturers.

132

2 years ago

This startup is looking to bring back the spirit of the old Southern California surf bike shop, where people could get a custom bike.

131

5 years ago

Gives people in the Los Angeles area a way to share their bike rides in real time.

127

4 years ago

A startup for bike share users in the Netherlands. It helps users locate bike share stations and find nearby bikes.

126

5 years ago

A platform that lets you rent a bike for an hour or 24/48 hours.

117

5 years ago

This startup is working on a $10,000 electric bike aimed at the city commuter,

113

3 years ago

is working on a bike-sharing platform for the long-term rental of bicycles that are still in good condition.

113

5 years ago

This is a company that makes solar powered bike lights for cyclists to use on dark streets and trails.

111

5 years ago

New York-based startup that’s building a marketplace for bike parts. They want to disrupt the market by making their own parts available and making it easy for people to find and buy them.

106

3 years ago

A company that provides insurance for non-traditional vehicles like scooters and e-bikes.

106

5 years ago

A mobile app for people who ride bikes and want to find parking.

105

5 years ago

A startup that builds a network of air-conditioned lockers to provide secure bike parking and storage for members.

105

5 years ago

"A startup for public transportation from bike-share to ride-share to carpooling."

103

5 years ago

A mobile app that helps users monitor bike thefts. Mosquito collects data about bike thefts and then uses it to notify users via SMS, email, and push notifications if their bikes are stolen.

102

3 years ago

The startup’s app helps customers book a ride on an electric bike with a tap.

101

3 years ago

A platform that helps you find and book a ride in minutes without having to create an account or link a credit card. The startup charges per ride – and only for rides. In the future, it aims to integrate with bike share programs and even car sharing services.

97

3 years ago

A bike-sharing program, with docking stations located in neighborhoods, and users renting and returning bikes at their homes.

96

3 years ago

A startup that wants to make it possible for anyone to rent their car or bike from any peer-to-peer rental service.

96

4 years ago

A bike sharing app for bike rentals in cities around the world.

92

4 years ago

A company that sells a device that can change the color of a bike’s frame to match the bike’s color scheme.

90

4 years ago

A “smart helmet” that helps cyclists avoid cars while riding their bikes

89

2 years ago

A company that helps people keep track of their city’s bike share program, enabling them to track their usage and see where the closest stations are located.

89

4 years ago

A startup that wants to be the Airbnb of bike rentals, connecting bike shops with bike rental companies, and helping people find the best bike for their needs.

87

4 years ago

A platform that helps bike shops and bike riders easily communicate and do business with each other.

86

4 years ago

A developer of a "dockless bike share" system in the hopes of giving people a cheaper, cleaner, and faster way of getting around.

85

4 years ago

A startup that wants to be the Uber for bike rentals: a service where you can pick up a bike and drop it off at a central hub and then pay a flat fee to use it.

83

3 years ago

A “crowdsourced” platform to allow people to search for and purchase bike parking spaces.

83

4 years ago

A smartphone app that tracks how fast people are walking, running, or riding their bikes. The app tracks speed and distance traveled with GPS, then uses that data to report on how people are getting around.

82

2 years ago

A startup that lets you rent bikes and self-drive them, building a community around shared rides and use of self-driving vehicles.

82

4 years ago

A startup for people to rent items, like bikes, skis, surfboards, etc. from their neighbors, when they’re not using them.

81

4 years ago

One-stop shopping for an individual who needs a bike and a helmet.

81

4 years ago

A self-driving electric bike that can be rented by the hour that launches in Q4 2019.

80

4 years ago

A startup that’s building a database of bikeways and trails for cities

79

3 years ago

A startup that allows users to rent out their cars, bikes, and boats and earn money in the process. In the US, there are a million people who use Airbnb-like services to rent out their homes each month.

77

3 years ago

A way to track your bike while it’s out in the world.

76

2 years ago

A company that builds “smart” bikes that track performance and optimize for efficiency

76

4 years ago

A startup building a shared bike network in San Francisco. The company is looking to build a system that’s simple to use and ties back to the city’s existing Circulator bus system.

75

4 years ago

This is a subsidiary of the startup that built the first women's bike-share system in the US.

73

4 years ago

A company that, instead of selling bikes and bike accessories, sells insurance for bikes and their accessories. The startup claims it has already signed up 100,000 customers in the UK.

71

4 years ago

An online registry for electric scooters and bike-sharing. The startup wants to make it easier for people to rent their scooters and bikes so they can easily hail them from other users in a city.

71

3 years ago

A bike sharing startup that aims to make bike sharing accessible to everyone

71

3 years ago

This company wants to make it easier for people to use their bikes as a form of transportation, including making bike-sharing easier and faster.

71

4 years ago

A social network for people who want to build and sell their own custom-built bikes.

70

4 years ago

This is a startup that delivers “zero-emission” electric scooters to riders who are too old or infirm to bike.

70

3 years ago

A startup that is building a mobile app that can guide cyclists through repairs to their bikes, helping them keep their bikes in good shape.

68

3 years ago

A startup that will do what Uber and Lyft are doing, but for bikes.

68

3 years ago

A bike sharing company that offers dock-less bicycles, where users can pick up an available bike with a smartphone and leave it anywhere. Based in Vancouver.

67

4 years ago

There are two ways to get around the city. The first is the conventional private vehicle. The second is a bicycle. EcoBike wants to connect users to their bicycles via apps, and provide a software platform to allow the bikes to talk to each other.

66

4 years ago

What do you do when you have the typical set-up of an L.L.Bean outfitter in a small town in Maine, or a small-town biker shop in South Dakota, or a local bike shop in New Hampshire You could build a mobile app, or you could build out a small physical store in that town, or you could build out a membership program to then sell memberships in that store. This startup works with local machines to do that, delivering a local bike shop experience to the wider world.

65

3 years ago

This startup is building a “smart” bike that can tell you how many calories you’ve burned and how far you’ve ridden. The device is designed to help people get fit, and is a spinoff of the company’s original product, a smart wristband that used to measure blood oxygen levels.

65

3 years ago

Build a better bike that people can sit on.

64

3 years ago

A startup that provides advice on how to ride a bike. The people behind the startup are veterans of the bike industry, and they want to move away from a background that is focused on the bike industry to one that is focused on consumers.

64

3 years ago

A “name your price” platform for short-term rentals. For example, you can rent a bike or a car on demand in any city in the world, so long as it’s in a major metro area.

64

3 years ago

This startup is building a bike share that’s only available in cities where it’s legal to ride bikes on the road.

64

2 years ago

A platform for people to find and sell used cars and bikes, and rent out items in their homes.

64

3 years ago

An on-demand platform that allows users to hire a bike, and then bring the bike to their location to pick it up

63

3 years ago

A startup that designs and manufactures electric bikes and scooters to be used on public transit systems.

63

4 years ago

A free bike parking app for NYC that was built by a team of New York City bike messengers.

62

3 years ago

A startup for selling and buying bike parts, from the bike itself to lights and seats.

62

3 years ago

A bike-sharing service that is looking to disrupt the current bike-rental model.

61

3 years ago

This company is working to reduce the environmental impact of transit and bikes.

61

2 years ago

Fueling bikeshare programs by connecting public bike stations to transit schedules.

60

3 years ago

A platform for renters to find, discover, and book the best way to get from A to B via car, bus, train, or bike.

59

2 years ago

A startup that helps people get around the UK’s inefficient rail system. It’s a digital platform that lets you buy and sell train tickets online, and also lets you arrange carpooling, taxi rides, and bike rentals.

59

3 years ago

A startup that helps users connect to nearby bike-share and public transportation stations.

57

3 years ago

A platform for selling and renting electric bikes in urban areas.

56

3 years ago

A startup that helps users find the nearest coffee shop, courier, or bike-share option.

55

3 years ago

The startup wants to become the “Yelp of the Bikesharing industry,” connecting bikers to their favorite local spots.

54

2 years ago

Katana is a bike-sharing startup that helps companies and individuals get around more easily.

52

4 years ago

A payment platform for shared bicycles. The bike sharing startup is focused on supporting bike-sharing startups, helping them with everything from pricing to marketing to customer service. It’s described as similar to the software they create for Uber, allowing bike-sharing companies to have a single dashboard to manage everything.

51

3 years ago

A startup that lets businesses sell tickets for events and experiences, from yoga retreats to bike rides.

51

3 years ago

A startup for monitoring and measuring the usage of workplace facilities like gyms and bike racks. The startup is based in the US, but is looking to expand globally.

50

3 years ago

A self-driving electric bike company that produces a line of electric bikes that fold up into a bag and can be used as a bike-share system.

50

2 years ago

A tool to help people learn to code. The company wants to make learning to code as easy as learning to ride a bike.

49

3 years ago

A “human-powered ride-share” that lets people take a bike to the train station, leave it there and have it brought back to them later.

47

3 years ago

A way for people to find a contractor in their area who can build anything from a custom bike to a complex machine for them.

46

3 years ago

The startup is building a platform that allows people to buy and sell their unused gym equipment, from treadmills to bike equipment to weights and more.

46

2 years ago

A very small device that mounts on a bike handlebar that uses Bluetooth to track a rider’s speed and distance and keep tabs on things like calories and time.

45

2 years ago

This startup is building a bike sharing program with bike-sharing services in the U.K. and Europe.

45

2 years ago

A bike share program for students in the UK with plans to expand to the US.

44

2 years ago

A network of used bikes. The startup works with local stores to offer a rental fleet of bikes at a price that’s cheaper than buying a bike. It currently works with more than 500 stores in the US.

41

2 years ago

A bike-sharing service that’s focused on the needs of seniors.

39

5 years ago

Idea: A platform for managing shared bicycles. Currently, there is no incentive for people to pick up bikes. The company wants to help companies manage their fleet of shared bikes.

32

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to be the Citi Bike of Europe, with a fleet of electric bikes for both personal and business use.

27

2 years ago

A user-controlled bike lock that can be programmed to allow only certain people to use it.

27

2 years ago

A startup that has developed an iPhone app that allows users to borrow a bike from the same spot where they’ll be picked up, for a small fee. Focused on the UK.

27

2 years ago

A bike dispatch company for San Francisco. The startup has built out a bike-share network and wants to expand to other major cities.

25

2 years ago

A startup for used bikes, where you can bid on anything from a $2,000 Trek to a $2,000 custom-built bike.

24

2 years ago

A platform that helps cities decide if they should consider converting a given stretch of road into a bike lane, or reconfiguring a street as a bus lane with parking or a designated bike lane.

23

2 years ago

A company that helps customers make their bikes more visible to potential buyers by using a device that clips onto a bike and changes the color of the bike lights.

23

2 years ago

A “GPS-enabled” app that connects riders to nearby bikeshare stations, giving them access to bikes and unlocking a whole new world of transportation options.

23

2 years ago

This startup wants to build the world’s best bike share network, with coverage in 20 cities in the US and Europe.

23

2 years ago

A company that lets you rent a bike, dock it in a parking spot, and receive payment via mobile money.

22

2 years ago

A B2B “marketplace for the sharing economy”, using the Lyft model to let people rent a car or a bike or a carpool or a scooter. They’re starting with LA, their home market, and Toronto.

22

2 years ago

This startup is building a system that allows people to use their hands to control a bike or a car. Users wear the glasses which use sensors and a tiny motor to sense the movement of the hand, which translates the data into commands to steer or accelerate.

20

2 years ago

Borrowing from the “Uber for X” trend, this online platform allows people to borrow things like cars, bikes, or even scooters, for a fee.

19

2 years ago

Biklers is building a bike-sharing solution that’s unique because it doesn’t require a user to rent a bike. Users just have to download the app, sign up and scan an account QR code to unlock a bike they can ride for 30 minutes, anywhere in the city.

13

2 years ago

A bike rental system in NYC that's also a delivery system for food, in which riders receive a smartphone app with menu options and pick up a kiosk to order food. It's available in 40 markets in the US and Canada.

10

5 years ago

Idea: A platform for custom-welded bicycles The startup was founded in September and has $15M in pre-orders for its debut bike: the Pista Track

9

31 minutes ago

A platform that connects local urban farmers with restaurants and consumers for same-day hyperlocal produce delivery using electric cargo bikes in major cities.

0

💡 Ideas AI

Startup ideas are 100% generated by xAI's Grok 4.2, an artifically intelligent deep learning model, without human involvement, and trained by you and 1,947,245+ other people who liked or disliked ideas. How it works

Bike Startup Ideas

A platform for buying, selling, trading, and renting bikes. The company’s API provides access to data on bikes, stores, and repairs, and it currently has 30,000 bike listings.

A company that rents and sells kids' bikes and scooters.

Website for buying and selling used bikes. They currently have over 20,000 users for their platform.

A startup that lets you track your mileage on a car, bike, or moped. It’s like a mileage tracker but for the world’s most commonly owned modes of transportation.

A device that can be attached to a bicycle seat post to help bikers and runners track their stats.

A wireless, location-based personal assistant that helps you find the nearest coffee shop, store, or restaurant while walking or riding your bike.

A hybrid of a car and a bike that can be unlocked with a smartphone app. It’s aimed at people who don’t want to own a car and are willing to go outdoors for errands.

A platform for people looking to sell their old bikes, scooters, and bikes. The platform also offers a service that will teach you how to fix them so you can resell them.

A “social network for bikers” looking to expand to Brazil.

This startup builds electric bikes for companies that want to support their staff in getting to work.

An online marketplace for the sale of used bikes and other goods. It’s also a user driven marketplace where users can connect with sellers.

Connecting the bike-sharing market in China to the local electric vehicle market. The Startup offers a low cost electric car battery that can be swapped into an electric bike.

A company that makes helmets for bike messengers.

An online platform that helps people find and connect with others with similar interests (i.e. a Google search for people who like to ride bikes in San Francisco).

A network of public and private buses that connect to each other and to bike lanes, helping commuters get where they need to go.

Postmates is a delivery service for local goods. Postmates is trying to build out a delivery-only service for people who have a car or bike, and don’t want to own a car or bike themselves, but don’t have anybody to give their stuff to.

A directory-based marketplace for short-term rentals of cars, bikes, and scooters.

A startup building a connected camera that you can wear or mount on a bike, that can track the location of your car in real-time and provide a bird’s eye view of your car in case of theft.

A hub for sharing the locations of all the world’s bike-share bikes

A bike-sharing startup that has raised $5 million and launched in Seattle. The company bills itself as the Uber of bikes, and promises bikes that arrive within five minutes of being requested.

A bicycle sharing startup that's looking to build a global network of bike-sharing services. The company wants to bring bike sharing to places it's been absent thus far.

This startup is building a premium, shared-bikes-for-hire platform in Los Angeles that aims to be an Uber for urban transport. Their bikes will be electric and can be reserved online, on-call 24/7, for one hour or longer.

A startup that lets people take care of their bikes, which are serviced and fixed by their manufacturers.

This startup is looking to bring back the spirit of the old Southern California surf bike shop, where people could get a custom bike.

Gives people in the Los Angeles area a way to share their bike rides in real time.

A startup for bike share users in the Netherlands. It helps users locate bike share stations and find nearby bikes.

A platform that lets you rent a bike for an hour or 24/48 hours.

This startup is working on a $10,000 electric bike aimed at the city commuter,

is working on a bike-sharing platform for the long-term rental of bicycles that are still in good condition.

This is a company that makes solar powered bike lights for cyclists to use on dark streets and trails.

New York-based startup that’s building a marketplace for bike parts. They want to disrupt the market by making their own parts available and making it easy for people to find and buy them.

A company that provides insurance for non-traditional vehicles like scooters and e-bikes.

A mobile app for people who ride bikes and want to find parking.

A startup that builds a network of air-conditioned lockers to provide secure bike parking and storage for members.

"A startup for public transportation from bike-share to ride-share to carpooling."

A mobile app that helps users monitor bike thefts. Mosquito collects data about bike thefts and then uses it to notify users via SMS, email, and push notifications if their bikes are stolen.

The startup’s app helps customers book a ride on an electric bike with a tap.

A platform that helps you find and book a ride in minutes without having to create an account or link a credit card. The startup charges per ride – and only for rides. In the future, it aims to integrate with bike share programs and even car sharing services.

A bike-sharing program, with docking stations located in neighborhoods, and users renting and returning bikes at their homes.

A startup that wants to make it possible for anyone to rent their car or bike from any peer-to-peer rental service.

A bike sharing app for bike rentals in cities around the world.

A company that sells a device that can change the color of a bike’s frame to match the bike’s color scheme.

A “smart helmet” that helps cyclists avoid cars while riding their bikes

A company that helps people keep track of their city’s bike share program, enabling them to track their usage and see where the closest stations are located.

A startup that wants to be the Airbnb of bike rentals, connecting bike shops with bike rental companies, and helping people find the best bike for their needs.

A platform that helps bike shops and bike riders easily communicate and do business with each other.

A developer of a "dockless bike share" system in the hopes of giving people a cheaper, cleaner, and faster way of getting around.

A startup that wants to be the Uber for bike rentals: a service where you can pick up a bike and drop it off at a central hub and then pay a flat fee to use it.

A “crowdsourced” platform to allow people to search for and purchase bike parking spaces.

A smartphone app that tracks how fast people are walking, running, or riding their bikes. The app tracks speed and distance traveled with GPS, then uses that data to report on how people are getting around.

A startup that lets you rent bikes and self-drive them, building a community around shared rides and use of self-driving vehicles.

A startup for people to rent items, like bikes, skis, surfboards, etc. from their neighbors, when they’re not using them.

One-stop shopping for an individual who needs a bike and a helmet.

A self-driving electric bike that can be rented by the hour that launches in Q4 2019.

A startup that’s building a database of bikeways and trails for cities

A startup that allows users to rent out their cars, bikes, and boats and earn money in the process. In the US, there are a million people who use Airbnb-like services to rent out their homes each month.

A way to track your bike while it’s out in the world.

A company that builds “smart” bikes that track performance and optimize for efficiency

A startup building a shared bike network in San Francisco. The company is looking to build a system that’s simple to use and ties back to the city’s existing Circulator bus system.

This is a subsidiary of the startup that built the first women's bike-share system in the US.

A company that, instead of selling bikes and bike accessories, sells insurance for bikes and their accessories. The startup claims it has already signed up 100,000 customers in the UK.

An online registry for electric scooters and bike-sharing. The startup wants to make it easier for people to rent their scooters and bikes so they can easily hail them from other users in a city.

A bike sharing startup that aims to make bike sharing accessible to everyone

This company wants to make it easier for people to use their bikes as a form of transportation, including making bike-sharing easier and faster.

A social network for people who want to build and sell their own custom-built bikes.

This is a startup that delivers “zero-emission” electric scooters to riders who are too old or infirm to bike.

A startup that is building a mobile app that can guide cyclists through repairs to their bikes, helping them keep their bikes in good shape.

A startup that will do what Uber and Lyft are doing, but for bikes.

A bike sharing company that offers dock-less bicycles, where users can pick up an available bike with a smartphone and leave it anywhere. Based in Vancouver.

There are two ways to get around the city. The first is the conventional private vehicle. The second is a bicycle. EcoBike wants to connect users to their bicycles via apps, and provide a software platform to allow the bikes to talk to each other.

This startup is building a “smart” bike that can tell you how many calories you’ve burned and how far you’ve ridden. The device is designed to help people get fit, and is a spinoff of the company’s original product, a smart wristband that used to measure blood oxygen levels.

Build a better bike that people can sit on.

A startup that provides advice on how to ride a bike. The people behind the startup are veterans of the bike industry, and they want to move away from a background that is focused on the bike industry to one that is focused on consumers.

A “name your price” platform for short-term rentals. For example, you can rent a bike or a car on demand in any city in the world, so long as it’s in a major metro area.

This startup is building a bike share that’s only available in cities where it’s legal to ride bikes on the road.

A platform for people to find and sell used cars and bikes, and rent out items in their homes.

An on-demand platform that allows users to hire a bike, and then bring the bike to their location to pick it up