Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Bike the Burg has moved to a new location

Bike the Burg has Moved to a Great New Location Even Closer to the Heart of Colonial Williamsburg to Better Serve their Customers.

Bike the Burg, offering rentals, sales and service since 2017 pretty quickly outgrew their previous space on Second Street in Williamsburg and has moved into their new location at 515 York Street, just 2 blocks from Colonial Williamsburg.

“The past 2 years has far exceeded every expectation” says owner Wolt Stryker, a Williamsburg native. “Support from the community has been overwhelming. Our local friends and neighbors continue to come to support a locally owned and operated business” says Stryker. To meet the needs of their customer base, Bike the Burg continues to expand their product offering. In addition to a full line-up of Marin, Fuji and Del Sol, Bike the Burg has added Jamis Bikes, which includes full-suspension mountain bikes, street bikes and comfort cruisers. 

In addition to the sale of new bikes, Bike the Burg is busy renting bikes to visitors from around the world. “Offering bike rentals so close to town is a great opportunity for tourists and locals alike to explore our historic city.” Stryker goes on, “locals can have a simple and easy family outing or bring their guests to see Williamsburg in a whole new way.  We handle the logistics and do the heavy lifting, so adventure seeking families stop in, pick out a bike and set off exploring.”

Bike the Burg offers comfort cruisers, both single and multi-speed bikes for rent. They have men’s, women’s, kids-bikes as well as trailers for the little ones. Bike the Burg has something for everyone to see the sights like never before. 

“We have been thrilled with the continued support from our neighbors as well as visitors from literally all over the world,” said Stryker.  “We have had families from as far away as Ireland and Scotland, the Netherlands and the UK and as close as our own backyard.  This has been a great experience for us to meet so many great people from around the world.” 

Bike the Burg is building a reputation for offering the friendliest and highest quality service in the area. A recent customer posted “What a great bike shop! My husband and I ordered bikes and a bike rack through Wolt and they were in the shop and ready to go the next day. Walt went out of his way to make sure the bikes fit us properly and helped us get the bike rack assembled and installed. He couldn’t have been nicer or more professional! His shop is well stocked with accessories too, so you can pick up every you need in one stop. We highly recommend Bike the Burg for their fair prices and excellent service…”

Bike the Burg is an authorized dealer of several bike lines including Marin, Jamis, Fuji and Del Sol, all established bike lines not currently available in Williamsburg. And with a full line of accessories from helmets to bells to bike locks, Bike the Burg is a full-service bike shop. 

Bike the Burg is open every day of the week 9am – 6pm. Bikes rent by the day, multi-day or week.  Always on call for bike rental and service. Call 757.570.7326 to schedule service or a rental.  Visit www.BiketheBurg.net for more information.

ABOUT BIKE THE BURG

Established in 2017, StryByke, doing business as Bike the Burg, was founded by Williamsburg native, Wolt Stryker. Aimed at meeting the bike rental needs of locals and tourists, Bike the Burg offers bike rentals, sales, and service. With unique offerings like pick up and delivery on all service and repair, Bike the Burg is a trusted neighbor with decades of expertise biking and exploring Williamsburg. Learn more at www.biketheburg.net

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Alexa Doiron
Alexa Doironhttps://wydaily.com
Alexa Doiron is a multimedia reporter for WYDaily. She graduated from Roanoke College and is currently working on a master’s degree in English at Virginia Commonwealth University. Alexa was born and raised in Williamsburg and enjoys writing stories about local flair. She began her career in journalism at the Warhill High School newspaper and, eight years later, still loves it. After working as a news editor in Blacksburg, Va., Alexa missed Williamsburg and decided to come back home. In her free time, she enjoys reading Jane Austen and playing with her puppy, Poe. Alexa can be reached at [email protected].

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