To facilitate alternative transportation and leisure activities in urban waterways
We are pleased to let you ride our authentic Dutch bikes, so full of charm and history. You can come and rent bikes or tandems for one to a few days or for a photoshoot. You can also rent our bikes for special occasions like a chic bike ride, a romantic stroll, wedding processions, family reunions, stag and hen parties,...
The price is 15 € per person for half a day and € 20 for the whole day. Half price for every following day.
Deposit required for some bicycles
When you hire a bike, you help the association Le Grand Huit to repair and renovate our genuine and beautiful bikes
Each of our bikes is unique. More than half of our bikes are from the legend Gazelle brand.
Tourism partners:
Le Grand Huit is happy to make its bicycles available at all times to certain tourism partners who have a particular interest in developing the use of bicycles as a means of transport from their structure
- Camping Homair Paris Est in Joinville le Pont
- Hostel hostelling international de Lille : for guests of the hostel
Rental of scooters:
In Paris or Lille, we propose to rent our scooters for your group or for an event. From 8 scooters at least (and 100 maximum), and at the rate of 17 € per scooter and per day + delivery.
Contact us without delay to reserve your Dutch bike, your tandem or your scooter !
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- Tel. : 33 (0)6 08 25 74 91
French SUP Championships were in Annecy this october for a dozen of our club members. Congratulations to LEO DUSART who has become junior France vice champion. Bravo Léo ! Good luck for Paris 2024 Olympic Games in which we hope our sport will be represented. 
This was the very last bike tour in march. We look forward to see you again, as soon as possible, by bike, scooter, or for Stand Up Paddle. Great fun for your next city break. Book your “back to life experience” !
2020-2050. Daily life in thirty years is the theme of the book written by our guide Jean-Baptiste, riding a kick scooter from Lille to Holland. And, surprisingly, our lives could be far less catastrophic than many fear. A great lesson in optimism, to make you want to live in 2050: