We had Jon as our guide and we couldn't have asked for anyone better! He made sure we saw all the amazing sites of Austin AND took the time to take our photos! If you're up for an adventure and want to tour the city - GO WITH THIS OPTION! I can't recommend Jon and Your Biker Gang enough!! This was absolutely the best!

We loved seeing the town on these electric motor bikes. thanks for a sweet ride! I dont know about the food truck one but the one with a normal tour was great!

Our tour guide Jon was incredible! This was the highlight of our four days in Austin. We got to see and learn so much of the city- not to mention that our guide gave us some golden recommendations for the rest of our time in Austin. The bikes were soooo fun and easy to learn. Jon showed us the best kept secrets for pictures and hidden gem art installations. I would recommend this to anyone visiting the city or even just a local wanting to see it in a new way. Such a great experience!

We had a short visit to Austin and found this bike ride with the gang was the most interesting and fun thing to do. Felt a lot like a small group of bikers cruising the town. Our tour guide Peanut, took great care to help us take pictures, shared interesting facts about the town and overall cared about our safety. This type of excursion is on a our recommend list for all to experience!

We went today for our first time and it was awesome. We had Tyler as our guide and his personality and energy was great! We loved every freaking bit of our tour. It was freezing and yet no part of the tour made us care about how cold it was because he was great! I would recommend them to any and everyone!!! Thanks for an awesome tour!

Took the Coffee and Donuts tour with Gator, and we had so much fun! The bikes were easy to use and we had great music. Gator even personalized the tour a little and was a great guide. Will be recommending this to everyone and probably doing one in San Antonio next time we visit there.

We had so much fun doing this electric bike tour with Justin! He was so much fun and you could tell he was very passionate about making sure everyone had a good time and was comfortable and safe on their bikes. We were a little nervous at first, but Justin was very encouraging, helpful and patient with beginners! After some practice, we were on the road, and boy did we have a blast! Justin showed us some unique spots around the city that we would have never seen on our own. We highly recommend this tour to anyone- whether you are an experienced or beginning rider. You won’t regret it! Thanks to Justin and the rest of the team for making us feel comfortable and welcome and for showing us a great time. It was definitely a highlight of our trip! More

I had an afternoon to kill in Austin so I searched for “Tours of Austin” and stumbled upon this group. Let me start by saying I’m 71, with zero experience on any similar vehicle other than a bicycle, and was decades older than everyone else in the group. I would have preferred that the short training period was a bit longer, but nonetheless out we went. After a few minutes we all felt comfortable and man, it was fun! As the two hour time frame was nearing it seems like all of us would have happily stayed on for another hour. To be honest, it wasn’t much of a sightseeing tour since the leader isn’t really communicating with us as we ride around, but who cares? This was just pure fun. I’d highly recommend this to anyone looking for a unique experience. More

Cope (biker name Peanut) was a great guide! We learned some cool things about Austin, his music was on point and he was fun to be with. The bikes were pretty easy to maneuver too. We got tons of looks and hi fives from random people and even some from real bikers. We felt really cool! The water and seat cover were a nice and necessary touch. Well done!

Had amazing New Year's Day tour with Cope! I think this is a must do tour! No stress, fun, easy way to take it all in. Cope took all our pictures and gave us insights into historical areas as well as interesting local tidbits. Thank you, Cope!