
Get every bike earning.
Guided day rides, e-bike tours, gravel weekends, cycling holidays — high-frequency day slots and multi-day trips with deposits, itineraries, and luggage vans.
Fourteen hybrids, six e-bikes — and a sheet that treats them all the same.
Tuesday’s riders took the e-bikes Wednesday’s weekenders were promised. The deposits came in by bank transfer back in March. Someone has to remember the balance before June.
A fleet that books itself
- Bikes as capacity. City bikes, e-bikes, and tandems are resources on your tours. When the e-bikes are allocated, the e-bike tour is full.
- No double-booking across rides. Overlapping departures cannot claim the same bikes, so the day ride never strands the weekend tour.
- Sizes and gear as add-ons. Helmet hire, e-bike upgrades, child seats — charged per rider or per booking.
Sell the route, not a line item
- Itinerary pages built for riding. Day-by-day blocks with distance, elevation, route maps, accommodation and meals — assembled without a developer.
- Galleries and guides. Show the scenery and the people — cycling trips are bought with the eyes.
- Found on Google. Every trip gets its own page that search engines can read, and old links keep working when you rename it.

Two speeds, one system
- Day rides on recurring slots. Daily start times generated by a schedule, with cutoffs, minimums, and adult/child pricing.
- Multi-day departures with deposits. Cycling holidays book with a deposit and a payment plan — the balance collects itself before the trip.
- Self-guided and private options. Request-to-book lets guests propose their own start date. You accept, and a private departure is created for them.
Ready at the start line
- Rider details collected up front. Heights for bike fit, dietary needs for the picnic, emergency contacts for the road — gathered automatically after booking.
- Manifests for the van. Riders, bikes, and luggage notes per departure.
- Guides on the roster. Assign ride leaders to departures, with per-guide schedules for the week.
Full rides from every channel
Widgets on your site, GetYourGuide and Viator alongside — day-tour demand synced automatically into the same calendar and fleet allocations as direct bookings.
Availability calendar and book-now on your existing site
OTA bookings share your fleet allocations
Same calendar as direct bookings
Samba counts the bikes, fills the rides, and collects the balance — from the 9am city loop to the week across the valley.
The parts that do the work.

Start the season with the fleet in hand.
Free to start. No setup fees. No contracts.