Question 1

What makes Whizz's rent-to-own model different from a standard bike rental?

Accepted Answer

Whizz offers a rent-to-own program where customers make monthly payments over 6–12 months and then purchase the e-bike for a $99 buyout fee. The program includes maintenance and repairs for normal wear and tear, and customers can return the bike anytime before the buyout period with no penalties.

Question 2

Does Whizz offer a battery-swap service?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Whizz offers instant battery swaps at its locations. Customers can exchange a depleted battery for a fully charged one in seconds, with the first month available for $1.

Question 3

What is included in Whizz's maintenance plans?

Accepted Answer

Rent-to-own plans include maintenance and repairs for normal wear and tear with a $4.90 service fee per request. Coverage includes flat tire changes, brake adjustments, gear adjustments, seat adjustments, light adjustments, wheel adjustments, tubes, tires, pads, rotors, and cassette replacements.

Question 4

What are the requirements to rent an e-bike from Whizz?

Accepted Answer

Customers must be 18 years or older, provide a valid photo ID, and have a debit or credit card in their name. No Social Security number is required, though all customers undergo a background check.

Question 5

What e-bike models does Whizz offer for rent or purchase?

Accepted Answer

Whizz carries the Storm-2 e-bike with up to 85 miles range and 26Ah battery, and the Thunder e-bike with up to 100 miles range and 35Ah battery. Both models feature 20 mph top speed and are available for rent starting at $49–$59 per week.

Question 6

Does Whizz offer delivery or pickup options for e-bikes?

Accepted Answer

Customers can pick up e-bikes at Whizz locations in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Chicago, or opt for door-to-door delivery for $35 in New York and New Jersey.

Whizz, e-bikes for delivery riders in Harlem

About

What they offer

Hours

Frequently asked questions

Bicycle Habitat Chelsea

Break Away Cafe

Fly E-Bike

Redbeard Bikes

Larry's Freewheeling

GoGo Gone

More bike shops
in New York.

Browse bike shops

Photos