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DOWNTOWN ACTIVITY CENTER

Mountain bikes, cruisers, and long-distance bikes available for rent at the Downtown Activity Center (DAC). Only $5 for a half-day (4 hours) and $10 for a full day. Must have a valid driver's license. Find out more about the DAC here. 

Location

215 SW "A" Street
Bentonville, AR 72712

Hours

Monday-Thursday 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday 6a.m.-4:30p.m.

Contact

Bentonville Parks & Recreation 

479-464-7275

parks@bentonvillear.com

PHAT TIRE BIKE SHOP

Mountain bikes, cruisers, and road bikes available for rent. Rentals include a helmet, quick fit, suspension set-up, flat pedals, SPD, crank brother, SPD-SL, or bring your own pedals. Go to phattirebikeshop.com for more info. 

Location

125 W Central
Bentonville, AR 72712

Hours

Monday-Friday 10a.m.-7p.m.
Saturday 9a.m.-6p.m.
Sunday 11a.m.-5p.m.

Contact

479-715-6170
info@phattirebikeshop.com

 

FLTGear

Rent- Select the bicycle touring or bikepacking package that matches your needs. An invoice will be sent for you to review. If everything looks good, pay for it and we'll box your rental gear and ship it to you for free.​

Ride- Enjoy. Whether it's a National Park or the local trail, use our cycle touring gear with confidence.​

Return- Pack the gear in the same box, attach the included return label, and drop it off at the nearest FedEx location. It's that easy

Contact

1-406-823-0162
John@FLTGear.com

 

Bentonville Bike Shops

PHAT TIRE BIKE SHOP

New Bicycles, Accessories, Repair, and Rentals

125 W. Central, Bentonville, AR

479-715-6170

Phattirebikeshop.com

 

MOJO CYCLING

New Bicycles, Accessories, BMX, Skateboards, and Repair

2212 S Walton Blvd., Bentonville, AR

479-271-7201

mojocycling.com

 

The Meteor Bike Shop

401 SE D Street, Bentonville, AR

(479) 268-4747

The Meteor

 

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS BIKE SHOPS

Playtri Rogers

HIGHROLLER CYCLERY

LEWIS & CLARK OUTFITTERS

 

Shuttle Services

Spoke Adventures 

 

The Trails

Our trails in Bentonville tend to be hardpack dirt and rock with loose elements scattered over the top, with some areas having sharp rocks.  The optimal mountain bike tire would be an aggressive, high-volume tread pattern that has high rolling efficiency, solid grip, and can withstand fast cornering in loose gravel.