Bike rentals
Choose a specific Wander bike with its own photos and price. Rentals include a helmet, basket, and lock.
Browse Wander Bikes
Opened in Steveston · April 2026
Based in Steveston, Wander Bike Rentals is one of Richmond's largest and most dependable used bike rental and sales shops. We pair a real local shop and community marketplace with 160 B.C. cycling guides, building toward a simple idea: understand the ride, then find a useful bike near the destination.

Our beginning
One storefront in Steveston. April 2026.
The Wander story
Wander Bike Rentals opened in April 2026 at 12071 First Ave #101 in Steveston, Richmond. The shop gives visitors and local riders a straightforward place to rent a bike, ask for a quick repair, or learn what is available before heading out.
Steveston is where the idea became real: bikes in one physical shop, riders arriving with different needs, and useful bikes sitting idle elsewhere in the community. That led us to build an online marketplace alongside the shop.
Wander Bikes are managed by our team. Community Bikes remain separately listed by local owners. Keeping those collections clear is part of building trust as the platform grows.
The same question—what does someone need for a good local ride?—led to our B.C. guide library. The guides expand Wander's planning help across the province while rentals and marketplace exchanges remain clearly local.
What Wander does today
Choose a specific Wander bike with its own photos and price. Rentals include a helmet, basket, and lock.
Browse Wander BikesBring common problems such as flat tires, brake adjustment, gear tuning, wheel rubbing, or chain issues to our Steveston shop.
See quick repair servicesLocal owners can list an idle bike for rent or sale, helping more bikes spend time on the road instead of in storage.
About the marketplacePlan rides across 160 British Columbia destinations with terrain notes, local ideas, research labels, and official source links.
Explore all B.C. guidesRental-ready every day
Every Wander rental bike is checked daily before it is sent out. We make sure the practical equipment riders expect is present, visible, and ready for the trip.
Where we want to go
Our long-term goal is a bicycle-sharing platform for everyone: local shops and owners making bikes available, and riders finding a suitable bike wherever they are. A weekend away, a visit to a new neighbourhood, or a casual ride should not require carrying your own bicycle with you.
Today
Wander currently serves Richmond-area riders through one physical shop, Wander-managed rentals, and Community Bikes listed by local owners. Pickup and payment are arranged locally, while 160 B.C. guides help anyone plan a ride across the province.
Building toward
We want more idle bikes to become useful local transportation and more riders to access a bike near their destination. That broader network is our direction, not a claim of current worldwide coverage.
Wander Bike facts
About Wander Bike
Wander Bike Rentals opened its Steveston shop in April 2026 at 12071 First Ave #101, Richmond, British Columbia.
The physical shop provides bike rentals, local bike sales, and quick repairs for common bicycle issues. It also manages the Wander Bikes collection on the online marketplace.
Wander is building a bicycle-sharing marketplace where shops and local owners can make bikes available to other riders. Alongside it, Wander publishes province-wide cycling guides so riders can understand a destination before finding a bike there.
Not yet. Rentals and marketplace exchanges currently operate locally from Steveston and serve Richmond-area riders. The 160 British Columbia cycling guides are available province-wide as planning resources, but they do not represent rental coverage in every city.
They are 160 destination pages covering cities, towns, villages, districts, and other B.C. communities. Each guide includes ride ideas, planning notes, a research-depth label, and links to the official sources used.
Start local
Rent a bike, ask about a quick repair, explore the local marketplace, or plan your next B.C. ride.