REVIEW · PROTARAS
My Bike Eezz is an e-Bike Rentals hire shop in Protaras Cyprus
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A long ride on a bike that helps back. My Bike Eezz turns Protaras into a car-free day thanks to solid townie-assist e-bikes built for rough pavement and a plan that keeps you cruising even when it gets hot. I like that you get a helmet and lock included, plus bottled water, so you’re not scrambling for basics. One thing to consider: these are e-bikes, not magic carpet rides, so you’ll still want a moderate fitness level for an all-day outing.
What makes it especially worth your time is the human touch. Owners Joyce and Graham keep things straightforward, and they’ll point you toward the best places to go by bike. I also appreciate the value angle: the price covers a full-day rental and they offer hotel delivery within 5 km, so you lose less time getting started.
In This Review
- Key things that make My Bike Eezz feel easy
- A 9-hour coast ride on townie-assist e-bikes
- What’s included: the small things that remove friction
- Getting the bike: Pernera shop pickup or delivery within 5 km
- Option 1: pickup at the e-bike rental shop in Pernera
- Option 2: delivery and pickup to your hotel, villa, or home
- Hours you should know
- Riding style and route reality: paved trails plus coastal cruising
- A practical note about navigation
- Bike comfort, power, and why “potholes” is a good sign
- Price and value: $36.04 for a full day that actually covers the basics
- The kind of day this is best for
- Should you book My Bike Eezz in Protaras?
Key things that make My Bike Eezz feel easy

- Townie-assist e-bikes built for potholes so your ride stays smooth for longer stretches
- Helmet, lock, and bottled water included meaning fewer add-ons on your day
- Long battery life designed for extended coastal riding and exploring beyond a short loop
- Joyce and Graham’s route help so you spend more time riding and less time guessing
- Hotel or villa pickup within 5 km when you want a low-effort start
- Private rental for your group so your day stays your pace
A 9-hour coast ride on townie-assist e-bikes

This is a full-day e-bike rental in Protaras, Cyprus, priced at $36.04 per person and running about 9 hours. You’re not signing up for a bus tour with set stops and a tight schedule. Instead, you’re getting a ride you can steer yourself, guided by advice from the shop and powered by a battery that’s meant for a day out.
The “townie assist” style matters. These bikes are built to be sturdy and rider-friendly, which is exactly what you want if your holiday goal is coastline time, casual sightseeing, and a low-stress ride rather than a fitness grind. Add the promise that they’re made to handle potholes, and you get the key benefit: you can keep rolling without feeling like every road blemish is going to jar you out of the day.
A good mental model is this: you’re using the e-bike as your mobility tool, not just a novelty. You can cover more distance than a normal rental bike, but you can still enjoy the slow, visual pace that makes cycling fun.
You can also read our reviews of more tours and experiences in Protaras.
What’s included: the small things that remove friction
For a rental, the included items are doing real work for your comfort and peace of mind:
- E-bike rental with helmet and locks
- Bottled water
- All fees and taxes included in the price
Helmet and lock are the biggest practical wins. Helmets let you ride without second-guessing safety, and locks mean you can stop for photos or a quick drink without worrying about where to park the bike. Bottled water being included is also a quiet advantage in the heat, because it removes one more “I should have grabbed that” moment.
Also note what’s not included: private transportation. This is a self-guided rental experience. If you’re coming from further away, plan on getting to the pickup point or arranging delivery if you’re within the 5 km radius.
Getting the bike: Pernera shop pickup or delivery within 5 km

You can start from either where you’re staying or from the shop in Pernera. That choice affects how relaxed your day feels.
Option 1: pickup at the e-bike rental shop in Pernera
If you’re staying nearby, you can pick up directly at the rental shop in Pernera (the meeting start point is listed at Sacoche22JQ+58R, Pernera 5296). This tends to be the most flexible option when you like to control timing yourself.
Option 2: delivery and pickup to your hotel, villa, or home
If you’re within 5 km of the rental shop, delivery and pick-up are offered. That’s a big deal for e-bike days. It reduces “logistics time,” which means more daylight actually spent riding.
The activity ends back at the meeting point, so you’ll return the bike there when your rental window is done. The best move is to plan your timing so you’re not racing back at the end—since you’re riding for 9 hours, building a little buffer helps.
Hours you should know
The shop is open Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. That matters if you’re hoping to finish close to sunset. Since the ride is about 9 hours, you’ll want to start early enough that you can comfortably return within their operating window.
Riding style and route reality: paved trails plus coastal cruising

The vibe here is clear: you’re exploring the coastline in a hassle-free way, even when weather is at its peak. That wording lines up with how an e-bike rental works best: it keeps energy costs down so you can spend your effort on enjoying the scenery and not just surviving the ride.
One review mentions riding about ten miles on a paved bike trail with two lanes, which tells you something useful about the kind of roads you should expect: not random gravel paths, but a more rideable surface meant for longer stretches.
Here’s how I’d structure your own day with this type of setup:
- Start with a comfortable pace and test assist levels
You’ll have a motor to help you, but it still pays to learn how your bike responds before you commit to a long run. Think of this as your “first 20 minutes” to get confident.
- Use the paved trail time for distance
If you find that two-lane paved sections connect you toward the coast, that’s where the e-bike shines. You’ll feel less fatigue, so your stops can be real breaks instead of recovery breaks.
- Save your sightseeing energy for coastal segments
Since the goal is coastline exploring, pick areas to slow down for photos or views without feeling like you’ll pay for it later. The e-bike makes it easier to do both: cover distance and still enjoy the pauses.
- Return with daylight in your schedule
At the end, the rental needs to come back to where you started. If you wait too long to head back, the last stretch becomes stressful. Keep an eye on time even if the ride feels easy.
A practical note about navigation
One review called out map reading challenges, but the day still worked out. That’s a hint: don’t overthink the route. Ask for suggestions at the start. Joyce (and Graham) are described as willing to answer questions and help you figure out where to go.
If you’re not great with maps, build your day around ride zones and return points rather than trying to cross everything in one pass.
Bike comfort, power, and why “potholes” is a good sign
The shop emphasizes bikes built solid enough to withstand potholes, and that’s not marketing fluff if you’re used to hearing “it’s fine” and then regretting it on day one. For a coastal cycling day, road comfort is what decides whether you’ll want to ride for 9 hours or you’ll start mentally drafting a taxi request.
The e-bike assist also helps in ways that go beyond speed. The stated benefits include:
- Helps with fitness while on holiday
- Can be fun to ride instead of punishing
- Climb hills at ease
- More environmentally friendly than driving
- Helps you travel farther
- Can reduce sweating while still getting some movement
Now, here’s the balanced truth: yes, you’re still moving and you may still get tired. But you’ll feel the difference in how the ride lands on your body. Instead of feeling like you’re “done” halfway, you’re more likely to want to keep going.
The shop also says the experience is for people with moderate physical fitness. That’s a fair match for an all-day ride where you’ll still pedal, even with assist.
Price and value: $36.04 for a full day that actually covers the basics

Let’s talk value in plain terms. You’re paying $36.04 per person for about 9 hours. On paper, that can sound like a rental bargain, but the real value depends on what you get and what you don’t.
You do get the essentials:
- Helmet
- Lock
- Bottled water
- All fees and taxes included
That reduces the “hidden costs” that show up with some rentals. And if you’re within the 5 km delivery radius, you may also avoid travel hassles that can add up quickly in time and expense.
What you don’t get is private transportation. If you need a taxi to reach the shop area, factor that in. But if you’re already in or near Pernera/Protaras and you can use delivery, it becomes a high-effort-to-fun ratio.
Also, the rating is 5 out of 5 with 100% recommended across 34 reviews. The common praise is consistent: bikes in working order, good condition, and owners who explain where to go. That combination matters because e-bike rental days go wrong in two places: unreliable bikes and unclear route guidance. Here, both sound handled.
The kind of day this is best for

This e-bike rental is ideal if you want:
- A self-guided day with a bike you can use all day long
- To cover more ground than walking, without doing a hardcore workout
- A calmer way to enjoy Protaras’s coastal areas
- A straightforward setup with helpful owners
It may be less ideal if you:
- Want a guided commentary with scheduled group stops (this is a private activity for your group, but it’s not described as a guided sightseeing tour)
- Don’t have a moderate level of fitness for an all-day cycling window
- Need transportation from far away since private transfer isn’t included
On the plus side, it’s flexible. The shop is open every day, confirmations come in within 48 hours of booking subject to availability, and you’ll receive a mobile ticket.
Should you book My Bike Eezz in Protaras?

Book it if you want an easy, full-day way to see the coast without locking yourself into a rigid tour schedule. The big reasons are practical: sturdy bikes built for potholes, good working order, and the kind of help you’ll actually use when planning where to ride. I’d especially recommend it if you like the idea of asking Joyce and Graham for a route plan that makes sense for your day and your comfort level.
Skip it or think twice if you’re expecting a fully guided tour experience with named stops and a structured itinerary. This is about you and your bike, with support from the shop, not a scripted sightseeing program.
If your goal is a smooth, long e-bike day that keeps you out of traffic and away from car logistics, this is a strong match.




















