Patty Wiens - Winnipeg’s First Bicycle Mayor | How to Use Bike Share Toronto @pattyrollingfree | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
We went to Toronto for a short holiday and wanted to use the Toronto Bike Share. We made a video on how to use it, because there were a lot of misconceptions about it online. The information available on online reviews was outdated, so we wanted to check it for ourselves.
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Online reviews
00:33 - The right app
01:10 - Changes in time
01:26 - Pay as you go
01:41 - Paid by the hour
01:59 - Ebike Rates
02:20 - Map of your currnet location
02:44 - Finding a dock
03:00 - Bike Share Toronto Super Stations
03:32 - Step y Step using the app
03:55 - Select a plan
04:34 - Security deposit
04:59 - Docking a bike
05:39 - Unlocking a new bike
06:10 - Using the front basket
06:38 - Insta360 X3
06:52 - Humber Bay Bridge
07:19 - Riding bikes in Toronto
07:59 - Trading in a bike for a new one
08:54 - Talking about the bikes
09:47 - Ebike rentals
10:34 - Bikes come with a bell
11:09 - Having fun on the mutli use path
12:11 - Why not hit the like and subscribe?
12:44 - Did the kids ride bikes?
13:12 - More online comments about Bikeshare
14:08 - Have a bike share program where YOU live?
The website for the Toronto Bike Share is bikesharetoronto.com/mobile
Pay As You Go Pass
$1 to unlock
+ $0.12/minute for classic bikes or
+ $0.20/minute for e-bikes
The Pay-As-You-Go Pass is just $1 to unlock and allows you to pay by the minute to ride as long as you like (no need to dock your bike every 30 minutes). Whether you’re trying Bike Share for the first time, meeting up with friends or running an errand, unlock a bike to travel Toronto.
Day Pass (E-bikes not included in Day Pass pricing)
$15 for unlimited 90 minute rides on a classic bike for 24 hours
Use Bike Share to ride the waterfront trail or ride to some of Toronto’s great attractions, including the CN tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, High Park, Kensington Market, Hockey Hall of Fame and many more. A fun and convenient way to explore Canada’s largest and vibrant city!
If you’re in Canada and you want to get a RadPower Bike, use this link to get $50 off your e-bike purchase: rwrd.io/edowqbk?c, In the US, use the code PBOGERAD.
This video was shot on my Insta 360 x3 and if you’d like to get one, I highly recommend it, especially for cold weather as the battery lasts over an hour in -30C and the image quality is perfect for capturing those pesky license plates! Get yours here: and get some free accessories. insta360.com/sal/x3?insrc=INRJF1X
If you’re in Winnipeg, make sure to join Bike Winnipeg. It’s a great community, advocating for better cycling conditions for everyone. It’s only $20/year and you get a ton of discounts at local bike shops. Check it out here:
bikewinnipeg.ca/get-involved/join-2
#bikesharetoronto #bikeshare #ebike #bikescanada #bikeinfrastructure #cyclingvideos #toronto #torontobikeshare
Video editing by @IanMcCausland
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We went to Toronto for a short holiday and wanted to use the Toronto Bike Share. We made a video on how to use it, because there were a lot of misconceptions about it online. The information available on online reviews was outdated, so we wanted to check it for ourselves.
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Online reviews
00:33 - The right app
01:10 - Changes in time
01:26 - Pay as you go
01:41 - Paid by the hour
01:59 - Ebike Rates
02:20 - Map of your currnet location
02:44 - Finding a dock
03:00 - Bike Share Toronto Super Stations
03:32 - Step y Step using the app
03:55 - Select a plan
04:34 - Security deposit
04:59 - Docking a bike
05:39 - Unlocking a new bike
06:10 - Using the front basket
06:38 - Insta360 X3
06:52 - Humber Bay Bridge
07:19 - Riding bikes in Toronto
07:59 - Trading in a bike for a new one
08:54 - Talking about the bikes
09:47 - Ebike rentals
10:34 - Bikes come with a bell
11:09 - Having fun on the mutli use path
12:11 - Why not hit the like and subscribe?
12:44 - Did the kids ride bikes?
13:12 - More online comments about Bikeshare
14:08 - Have a bike share program where YOU live?
The website for the Toronto Bike Share is bikesharetoronto.com/mobile
Pay As You Go Pass
$1 to unlock
+ $0.12/minute for classic bikes or
+ $0.20/minute for e-bikes
The Pay-As-You-Go Pass is just $1 to unlock and allows you to pay by the minute to ride as long as you like (no need to dock your bike every 30 minutes). Whether you’re trying Bike Share for the first time, meeting up with friends or running an errand, unlock a bike to travel Toronto.
Day Pass (E-bikes not included in Day Pass pricing)
$15 for unlimited 90 minute rides on a classic bike for 24 hours
Use Bike Share to ride the waterfront trail or ride to some of Toronto’s great attractions, including the CN tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, High Park, Kensington Market, Hockey Hall of Fame and many more. A fun and convenient way to explore Canada’s largest and vibrant city!
If you’re in Canada and you want to get a RadPower Bike, use this link to get $50 off your e-bike purchase: rwrd.io/edowqbk?c, In the US, use the code PBOGERAD.
This video was shot on my Insta 360 x3 and if you’d like to get one, I highly recommend it, especially for cold weather as the battery lasts over an hour in -30C and the image quality is perfect for capturing those pesky license plates! Get yours here: and get some free accessories. insta360.com/sal/x3?insrc=INRJF1X
If you’re in Winnipeg, make sure to join Bike Winnipeg. It’s a great community, advocating for better cycling conditions for everyone. It’s only $20/year and you get a ton of discounts at local bike shops. Check it out here:
bikewinnipeg.ca/get-involved/join-2
#bikesharetoronto #bikeshare #ebike #bikescanada #bikeinfrastructure #cyclingvideos #toronto #torontobikeshare
Video editing by @IanMcCausland
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