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Juiced Up Bikes.co.uk offers an electric pedal assisted bike (e-bike) rental service.

Our Strap Line is ‘Power to the Pedal’ and we offer those who live in the Calder Valley area or who visit the area, the opportunity to plan their own e-bike safari on high quality (British manufactured) Volt e-bikes.

The Calder Valley offers a multitude of cycling routes for e-bikes, from canal towpaths, to quiet country lanes and stunning hilltop views.

Rental: Clients have the following options on rental:

Hourly Rate: £10

Daily rate: £35

3 day Rate (ideal for long weekends) £96

1 week rental (7 days) £175

We can drop the bikes directly at a location (within a 5 mile radius of Sowerby Bridge) and collect at end of rental. Cost £5

For any distance over 5 miles the charge is £10

You can contact us by email at: info@juicedupbikes.co.uk

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Following the success of Tour de France, Welcome to Yorkshire, supported by Yorkshire Bank; have helped local communities set up bike banks to allow free bike hire.

Used bikes are donated for free and then reconditioned and hired out, allowing children and adults to learn to ride, get fit or just enjoy their natural environment on a bike.

Calderdale has two bike banks located at:

• Happy Days Cycles in 18 Town Hall Street, Sowerby Bridge
• Active Calderdale Bike Library, Halifax Fire Station, in Skircoat Moor Road

The Active Calderdale Library at Halifax is open 10am -1pm on the first Saturday of each month and run by West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service in collaboration with Calderdale Council.To book a bike and for enquiries (including donating a bike) please email bikelibrary@calderdale.gov.uk

Bikes are also available for hire from:

The Bicycle Den – along the Rochdale canal towpath in Hebden Bridge

We Cycle offers electric bike hire to help tackle Calderdale’s hills. These fantastic sturdy bikes help to tackle the steeper inclines of the area and four sites have now been confirmed as hubs for the electric bike scheme. Pairs of bikes are available at:

• The New Delight Inn, Blackshaw Head
• The Hare & Hounds Inn, Lane Ends
• The Cross Inn, Heptonstall

The Calder and Hebble Navigation runs for 21 miles from Wakefield to Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. It has 27 locks and a number of flood locks. There is a towpath all the way which makes it a great flat walking route. You can do short sections by using local buses to get you to the start and finish of your walk.