Myrtleford Cycle Centre 

59A Clyde Street Myrtleford Victoria

Located on the marvellous Murray to Mountains Rail Trail in North East Victoria, Myrtleford Cycle Centre is a family-owned and operated, full-service bicycle shop.

Stop by for professional repairs, parts and accessories, hire bikes, cycle tours and more.

The hire bike fleet comprises a large selection of comfortable regular pedal or electric bikes, perfect for exploring the Rail Trail. For children, there are smaller regular bikes as well as a bike trailer, tag-a-long bikes and baby seats that affix to your bike (subject to compatibility) or a hire bike.

Cook - Cycle - Feast! Join a gourmet cycle tour that starts with a hands-on cooking lesson then work up an appetite by visiting local food and wine producers, and collecting delicious items for a grand feast. Tours are an easy 10 to 15-kilometre cycle around Myrtleford, and the itinerary can be customised to suit your group (minimum six riders).

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Select from a fleet of hire bicycles at Myrtleford Cycle Centre, perfect for exploring Myrtleford and the Rail Trail. These regular pedal and electric bikes are set up for comfortable riding and a friendly team member will help fit you to the best size. Bring your own helmet or use one of the complimentary lids, available in a range of sizes for adults and children. Hire cost for a regular bike is $35 per day and an electric bike is $75 per day. Multi-day hire is available and arrangements to meet you to collect or return hire bikes outside of shop trading hours is available. It is recommended calling to make a booking for busy periods. For children, they offer smaller bikes as well as baby seats, a bike trailer (seats one child) and tag-alongs. The baby seat is affixed to a special rack on the back of one of the hire bikes. The trailer and tag-alongs attach to an adult's bike (yours if compatible or a hire bike). Tag-alongs are for children to sit on and pedal at their leisure - no, it doesn't help the adult's pedalling.
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