When you reduce a mountain bike to its essentials, here's what you get: a robust, adaptable, all-terrain machine with everything you need and nothing superfluous. Developed around reliable components and featuring a timelessly elegant frame design, adventure is part of its DNA.
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
Leon PEARSON
5
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Mozhgan
5
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
Leon PEARSON
5
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Simon E
5
Rented a Trek Emonda for some riding in the mountains. The bike was great with no mechanical issues. Staff we're friendly and knowledgeable about riding in the area.
The cost was reasonable and comparable with other bike shops in the area.
They do require a €1000 to be held fr
om your credit card which is a bit steep but the hold was removed shortly after returning the bike.
Thanks
Cathy Chauner
5
We had an excellent experience with the atelier Natura bike in Grenoble this week. My carbon seat post needed to be cut to the correct length and they did the work expertly and efficiently. Very nice people- highly recommended for your cycling needs.
John Simms
5
I was in Grenoble for a few days with my wife and was interested in biking while there. We showed up when the rental store opened and requested a few bikes to rent for the day. They were able to provide us with a few mountain bikes that were just fine for the city riding we planned on doing that day. I really appreciate the service and support.
When you reduce a mountain bike to its essentials, here's what you get: a robust, adaptable, all-terrain machine with everything you need and nothing superfluous. Developed around reliable components and featuring a timelessly elegant frame design, adventure is part of its DNA.
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
Leon PEARSON
5
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Mozhgan
5
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
Leon PEARSON
5
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Simon E
5
Rented a Trek Emonda for some riding in the mountains. The bike was great with no mechanical issues. Staff we're friendly and knowledgeable about riding in the area.
The cost was reasonable and comparable with other bike shops in the area.
They do require a €1000 to be held fr
om your credit card which is a bit steep but the hold was removed shortly after returning the bike.
Thanks
Cathy Chauner
5
We had an excellent experience with the atelier Natura bike in Grenoble this week. My carbon seat post needed to be cut to the correct length and they did the work expertly and efficiently. Very nice people- highly recommended for your cycling needs.
John Simms
5
I was in Grenoble for a few days with my wife and was interested in biking while there. We showed up when the rental store opened and requested a few bikes to rent for the day. They were able to provide us with a few mountain bikes that were just fine for the city riding we planned on doing that day. I really appreciate the service and support.
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Rented a Trek Emonda for some riding in the mountains. The bike was great with no mechanical issues. Staff we're friendly and knowledgeable about riding in the area.
The cost was reasonable and comparable with other bike shops in the area.
They do require a €1000 to be held fr
om your credit card which is a bit steep but the hold was removed shortly after returning the bike.
Thanks
We had an excellent experience with the atelier Natura bike in Grenoble this week. My carbon seat post needed to be cut to the correct length and they did the work expertly and efficiently. Very nice people- highly recommended for your cycling needs.
I was in Grenoble for a few days with my wife and was interested in biking while there. We showed up when the rental store opened and requested a few bikes to rent for the day. They were able to provide us with a few mountain bikes that were just fine for the city riding we planned on doing that day. I really appreciate the service and support.
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
I rented an e-bike from this shop twice, and both times had a good experience. The person in charge was polite and friendly. He spoke English and explained everything I needed to know about the bike. The e-bike was in good condition, though it didn’t have great suspension. One thing I didn’t expect was that they don’t provide a cellphone holder, so I had to stop frequently to check my map. That said, he did offer me a paper map instead, which was a nice touch.
They require a €500 deposit, but it’s canceled as soon as you return the bike. The prices are in line with other shops—€33 for half a day. One time, I rented the bike at 3 p.m. and said I’d return it by 7 p.m. (closing time). He only charged me €22, saying it was fair since the rental period was shorter than half a day, which I really appreciated since I didn’t even have to ask.
I brought my own helmet, but they do offer them at the shop. I’m not sure if there’s a charge for that or if it’s free. Overall, I had a good experience and would rent from them again.
I rented a Trek Emonda with carbon wheels for 3 days in the mountains. They offered a good deal on the rental, were friendly and helpful. I would recommend!
Rented a Trek Emonda for some riding in the mountains. The bike was great with no mechanical issues. Staff we're friendly and knowledgeable about riding in the area.
The cost was reasonable and comparable with other bike shops in the area.
They do require a €1000 to be held fr
om your credit card which is a bit steep but the hold was removed shortly after returning the bike.
Thanks
We had an excellent experience with the atelier Natura bike in Grenoble this week. My carbon seat post needed to be cut to the correct length and they did the work expertly and efficiently. Very nice people- highly recommended for your cycling needs.
I was in Grenoble for a few days with my wife and was interested in biking while there. We showed up when the rental store opened and requested a few bikes to rent for the day. They were able to provide us with a few mountain bikes that were just fine for the city riding we planned on doing that day. I really appreciate the service and support.
Mozhgan
Leon PEARSON
