West Orange Trail Bikes & Blades

Rented road bikes from here for years. They are always ready to roll. Small kit bag too. Decent daily/​weekly rates. So far, can ride 15 miles of non motorized trail going west, 25 miles east. Happy trails!

We’ve rented here many times on the weekends. They are very reasonably priced and accommodating. The owner is a super nice guy. Definitely check them out if you’re looking to rent a bike in the Winter Garden area– highly recommended!

Rented thru tour at Convention 12 bikes, tour guide. Trail is well marked and easy ride. Bikes and helmets included, bike were in very good shape, no problems. Enjoyable. I would rent here again.

Flakey! Was told they have bikes, seats and 2 trailers for rent. Was not able to reserve because we would have to pay for whole day. Arrive hour later only to find they had dont rent seats and no bikes or trailers available! That is not an example of professional integrity!!! Will not return or recommend.

Bike and Blades rents bikes and is located right along the West Orange Trail at mile marker zero between Clermont and Winter Garden. They also sell bike related items and a few sundries. It looks like they might do some light maintenance too. We initially wanted to rent a tag along (making a mountain bike a tandem) for my son but, because of the cold, decided instead to rent a pull behind double trailer. Either one would have cost $ 6/​hour. You leave your license behind and pay when you return. The worker hooked it up in seconds. My son LOVED riding in it. My husband didn’t love pulling it!
We rode the five miles into winter Garden for coffee at Axum and stopped by the Farmer’s Market. This would have been a prefect day if it hadn’t been so cold! When the weather is nice I’d definitely recommend this outing as a fun way to get out with the family and burn some calories! We were back in a little over two hours, but Bikes and Blades didn’t charge us for the full hour. The guy working in the shop seemed like a bit of a stoner– not entirely with it. But it’s a bike shop, what do you expect?