An electric assist motor does most of the work, and there are seats with no pedals at all. 16 seats, a driver who steers, 90 minutes of Broadway from $35.
The Crawler has a motor. On a pedal seat you turn the cranks as much as feels good and the electric assist handles the rest, so the pedaling stays light work. Some seats have no pedals at all, and there is a bench seat for anyone who would rather skip the saddle. We fit guests of all shapes and sizes.

A saddle with pedals. Turn them when you want, coast when you do not. The motor fills in the rest.
A seat at the bar top with nothing to push. You ride, you sing, you hold your drink.
For anyone who finds the saddles uncomfortable. Same bar top, same view of Broadway.
Dress comfortably. The seats are elevated, so think about how an upward breeze treats a skirt or a dress. Skip high heels, open-toe shoes and sandals.
Motor or not, the rest is the same ride: beer sold at check-in with coolers and ice on board, 1 to 2 honky-tonk stops with drink specials set aside for our riders, everyone 21 or older with an ID. Read about the beer side of it or the honky-tonk route.
Seats vs. the whole bike →No. Pick a no-pedal seat or the bench and you do not touch a pedal. On a pedal seat you pedal only as much as feels good.
Not really. The electric assist motor does most of the work. The FAQ calls it light work, and that is about right.
Our driver. They steer, run the playlist and the games, and call the honky-tonk stop.
Seats from $35 on a public ride, or the whole bike from $350 for up to 16. Pricing lays out both.