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Ardiden Velos is a bike rental company situated in Luz-Saint-Sauveur 19km from the top of the iconic Col du Tourmalet in the Hautes Pyrenees. We have the best quality SCOTT carbon road bikes and mountain bikes for hire in the Pyrenees.
We can rent single bikes to individual riders, or multiple bikes for groups of riders. We offer discounts for long-term rentals, group bookings or out of season bookings. Please book Online here or contact us with your specific requirements and we'll come up with the best deal for you.
2018 Bike Rental Prices (in Euros):
You can pick up and drop off at our shop, or we can deliver your bike or bikes to wherever you are staying within 50km of Luz St. Sauveur. We can deliver to your Gite, Hotel or Camp Site anywhere in the Pays Toys region, Vallee d’Argeles Gazost, or Val d’Azun. For delivery prices and more information, please contact us at Ardiden Velos or call 00 (33) 609 553102
Location, location, location – Easy access to the Col du Tourmalet, Luz Ardiden, Col des Tentes, plus many other awesome local rides. Check out our Road Bike Routes page.Best rental bikes - All of our bikes are top quality 2017 and 2018 SCOTT bikes. If you book ahead we will make absolutely sure you get the bike you reserved. And ALL of our carbon and aluminium road bikes have a compact 50/34 chain ring and 11x32 rear cassette.
Best prices – Carbon road bikes, less than €45 per day for a 7 day rental. Semi-rigid Mountain bikes from just €27 per day. No silly prices.
Best accessories - Pedals and helmets are included in your bike rental, NO hidden extras. Garmin Edge Touring GPS available to rent.
We have a shop in Luz St. Sauveur – Open from March to October, we are open 7 days a week from 8.30am to 7.00pm during the summer months. We stock the best custom design and unique cycling clothes, accessories, bars, gels etc.
Friendly and helpful service – We have been in Luz St. Sauveur 6 years. We can give you the best local advice on where and when to ride to better appreciate the fabulous cycling in the Hautes Pyrenees. Check out our independant reviews on Trip Advisor.
New for 2018, due to popular demand, Ardiden Velos now offers 3, 5 or 7 day self-guided road bike tours. The tours are based on the demands of keen amateur cyclists and include many iconic Tour de France climbs and a number of popular, lesser known, but equally challenging local climbs and scenic routes. See Self-Guided Tours for more information.
At the beginning of the season during April and May, the weather can be changeable. It may be cold at the higher altitudes, so be prepared ... The lower cols and the climbs to Hautacam, Cauterets and Luz Ardiden are rideable, but The Tourmalet and Aubisque are not normally open before the end of May. July and August are the busiest months - It is usually hot and dry but there are inevitably a few rainy days with mist at the top of the mountains. September is usually the best month for road biking. The weather is dependable and it's still warm but a little cooler than during the summer months, so perfect for climbing. The season lasts through to about the middle of October. For current weather conditions, see meteoblue.com
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We still have a few 2018 Scott Addict 10s available to rent, if you want a lightweight endurance bike with a compact 50/34 and 11x32 cassette to help you over the bumpy bits ...
Col du Tourmalet:
Elevation 2115m, 19km at 7.4%
The Col du Tourmalet is the reason most cyclists come to the Hautes Pyrenees and to Luz St. Sauveur. See Road Bike Routes
Don't forget Luz Ardiden, Col d'Aubisque, Col du Soulour, Col des Spandelles, Hautacam, Col d'Aspin or the Col des Tentes.
So many cols, so little time ...
Ardiden Velos Store:
Bikes and Bike Stuff for Sale:
Aluminium road bikes from €690
Check out our AV Store for great deals.
Summer Cyclosportives:
Where is Luz St. Sauveur?
Right where you want to be! Easy access to some of the best road biking routes in Europe. There's a map here
