It's ugly.It rides.

A bike subscription from a bike shop near you. If it breaks, swap it the same day. No setup fee.

Happy woman in a yellow rain jacket on an old black city bike with a basket
89,-
a month
on 12 months. Monthly plan 119,-
Swapfiets student price from 149,-
DKK 0 setup feeJust a DKK 300 deposit, which you get back.
Same-day swapAt your own bike shop.
Women's or men'sNot one unisex model for everyone.
Close-up of an old scratched city bike with a rusty bell, a new tyre and a lock

Ugly on purpose.

We use second-hand bikes and only replace what matters. The paint doesn't care. Hopefully neither do you.

  • Puncture-resistant tyres
  • Two brakes that actually brake
  • Street-legal lights and reflectors
  • Approved lock included

One bike. Three subscription plans.

Same promise as the big players: a bike that works. Just without the shiny paint and the setup fee.

Monthly
119,-
per month. Cancel with one month's notice
6 months
99,-
per month. Fits one semester
12 months
89,-
per month. Cheapest in town
  • DKK 0 setup fee
  • Service and swaps at your local shop
  • Approved frame lock included
  • Lights, reflectors and bell, all street-legal
  • Theft: the bike's replacement price is DKK 800, deposit deducted
  • DKK 300 refundable deposit. No CPR number? Your passport works

What does it cost elsewhere?

Lowest monthly price at each provider.

ProviderPrice / monthSetup feeNote
Ring Ring89–119 kr.0 kr.Passport or MitID. Real bike shops.
Swapfietsfrom 149 kr.–Student price. Regular price from DKK 199. Sign-up fee on the flexible plan.

Competitor prices checked 2026-09-29 on the providers' own sites. Ring Ring uses a 12-month commitment; Swapfiets is a student price. Terms differ. Click a name for the source.

How it works

Send a booking request. We check availability and arrange collection with you.

  1. Book your bike

    Women's or men's, and where you live. Takes a minute.

  2. We find your bike shop

    We match you with a bike shop nearby and let you know when your bike is ready.

  3. Pick it up and ride

    If it breaks, drop by the shop and ride off on another one the same day.

Where?

We're starting in Copenhagen and Aarhus. You get a bike shop close to where you live.

New in Denmark?

You can enquire without a CPR number. Select passport when booking; we will agree verification and possible collection with you.

Questions

How much does a Ring Ring bike subscription cost?

From DKK 89 a month on a 12-month plan, DKK 99 on 6 months and DKK 119 with no commitment. There is no setup fee.

Why are the bikes ugly?

We use second-hand bikes from local bike shops and only upgrade the parts that fail: tyres, lights and brakes. That helps keep the price low. Used bikes can still be stolen, so always use the lock.

What happens if my bike breaks?

Drop by your shop during opening hours and ride off on another bike straight away. The shop fixes the old one. No extra cost.

What if my bike is stolen?

Report it on politi.dk and pay the bike's DKK 800 replacement price. Your deposit is deducted, so we charge DKK 500 to your card. You get a new bike for a new deposit, and if the old one turns up you get DKK 600 back.

When does my subscription end?

When you have returned the bike to the shop. If you cancel without returning it, the subscription keeps running, and after 14 days you pay the bike's DKK 800 replacement price. Your deposit is deducted, and we charge the rest to your card.

Is there a deposit?

Yes, DKK 300, which you get back when you return the bike in good order. The setup fee is DKK 0.

Can I get a bike without a Danish CPR number?

You can select a passport instead of MitID when booking. We agree the practical identity check before handover.

Can I choose a women's or men's bike?

Yes, you choose when you book. The bike shop finds the right size for you when you pick it up.

Which bike shop will I get?

We find a bike shop close to where you live and let you know when your bike is ready. That's also where you swap it if it breaks.

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