Bluebikes
Bluebikes is a bike sharing station located at Harvard University River Houses at DeWolfe St / Cowperthwaite St, Cambridge, MA 02138, rated 5.0 stars from 3 Google reviews.
About Bluebikes
Bluebikes is a bike sharing station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, serving Middlesex County. The shop holds a 5.0-star rating from 3 Google reviews.
Whether you're shopping for a new eBike, need a tune-up, or want expert advice on accessories and upgrades, a local bike shop gives you hands-on guidance and test-ride access you don't get buying online.
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Frequently Asked Questions
+Where is Bluebikes located?
Bluebikes is located at Harvard University River Houses at DeWolfe St / Cowperthwaite St, Cambridge, MA 02138, in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
+Does Bluebikes sell electric bikes?
As a bike sharing station in Cambridge, Bluebikes is a local source for electric bikes. Visit or contact them to ask about current availability.
+How much does an electric bike cost at Bluebikes?
Entry-level eBikes typically start around $800–$1,500. Mid-range models run $1,500–$4,000, and premium brands can exceed $5,000. Contact Bluebikes in Cambridge to ask about current inventory and pricing.
+Does Bluebikes do bike repairs?
Visit Bluebikes in Cambridge to ask about bike repair, tune-up, and service options.
+How much does a bike tune-up cost at Bluebikes?
A standard bike tune-up typically runs $60–$120, while a major overhaul can range from $150–$350 depending on parts. Contact Bluebikes in Cambridge for current pricing.
+Does Bluebikes work on all bike brands?
Most independent bike shops service all major brands. Contact Bluebikes in Cambridge to confirm they can work on your specific bike, particularly for eBike motor and battery service.
+How does Bluebikes rank among bike shops in Cambridge?
Bluebikes ranks #3 out of 16 eBike shops in Cambridge by Google rating. The shop holds a 5.0-star average.
+What's the best eBike for commuting in Cambridge?
For commuting, a Class 1 (pedal-assist to 20 mph) or Class 3 (pedal-assist to 28 mph) eBike typically works best. Ask Bluebikes which commuter models they currently stock for riders in Cambridge.
Hours
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