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Buy
Your own fatbike
Looking for a fatbike of your own? We've gathered listings from sellers in the United States and Canada, and across Europe: the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia. Compare models and prices by region before you order.
Rent
A fatbike for on the go
Prefer to try a fatbike first, or rent one for a holiday? We've mapped out rental listings in the Netherlands and Belgium, in the Alps and Scandinavia, and through worldwide rental platforms.
- Rent a fatbike in the Netherlands & Belgium
- Rent a fatbike in the Alps & Scandinavia
- Rent a fatbike worldwide
How it works
How we do it
- Listings by region in one place, so you don't have to check ten sites yourself
- A link straight to each provider's own site or booking channel
- Buying and renting kept separate, so you land on the right option right away
FAQ
Quick answers
Should I buy or rent a fatbike?
Renting makes sense if you ride occasionally or want to try one before committing. Buying pays off if you'll ride regularly on terrain that suits it. See our full buying vs. renting guide for the details.
How much does a fatbike cost?
Electric fatbikes we've checked range from around $800 to $4,800+, depending on the brand and use case. See our budget picks or the full comparison table.
What is a fatbike, exactly?
A bike with much wider tires (usually 3.8–5 inches) run at low pressure, giving it grip and float on sand, snow, and other loose terrain where a regular bike would sink. Full explanation in our fatbike guide.
Does RentFatBike.com sell or rent bikes directly?
No. We compare listings from existing shops, brands, and rental companies, and link straight to their own site. You always buy or book directly with them, not with us.