3 eBike Shops in Jasper County, IA
The Jasper County directory lists 3 bicycle businesses: Station Street Cycle Shop in Mingo, Corn Spokes Bike Co. in Monroe and Mojo Cycling of Newton. Use the cards below for contact details, then call to ask about eBike service or rentals.
Things to do on an eBike in Jasper County
eBike shops by city
Every existing listing remains below. Call the business to confirm hours, inventory, rentals and repair capability.
Mingo
Station Street Cycle Shop🚲 Rentals
Monroe
Newton
Choosing a shop in Jasper County
Jasper County Public Health's resource guide lists Station Street Cycle Shop at 109 N Station Street in Mingo as a bicycle shop with bike rental, an arcade and limited groceries and food. Mingo is a Chichaqua Valley Trail rest stop. The guide also lists Mo Jo Cycling of Newton at 104 N 2nd Ave E in Newton.
Corn Spokes Bike Co. at 205 N Commerce St in Monroe is listed as a bicycle shop. Jasper County says the Red Rock Prairie Trail begins in Monroe.
Where eBikes are allowed
Iowa Code 321.235B says a low-speed electric bicycle may be operated anywhere a bicycle is allowed, including bicycle or multi-use paths. Class 3 riders must be 16 or older and may not exceed the posted or applicable limit, or 20 mph if none, on paths.
Read the Iowa eBike laws guide for state rules.
Cities in Jasper County
Plan a ride with the Jasper County things-to-do guide.
Frequently asked questions
How many bike shops are in the Jasper County directory?
Three: Station Street Cycle Shop in Mingo, Corn Spokes Bike Co. in Monroe and Mojo Cycling of Newton.
Can I rent a bike on the Chichaqua Valley Trail?
Jasper County Public Health lists Station Street Cycle Shop in Mingo, a trail rest stop, as a bicycle shop with bike rental. Call 515-601-1486 to ask about eBikes.
Are eBikes allowed on Jasper County trails?
Iowa Code 321.235B says a low-speed electric bicycle may be operated anywhere a bicycle is allowed, including multi-use paths.
Which trail starts in Monroe?
Jasper County says the concrete Red Rock Prairie Trail runs 9.35 miles from Monroe through Prairie City to the entrance of Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge.
