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Official Summit Bike Share

The official Summit Bike Share App is your ultimate tool to bike around Summit County. Use the App to check bike availability at each station as well as your profile and previous routes. You can even unlock a bike!
Simple to use with cutting-edge features, the official App is all you need to get the best out of Summit Bike Share:

- Access a live map to find the closest station or take a peek at available bikes. You can also keep track of your favorite stations.
- Purchase your Pass and checkout a bike all from the app.
- Don’t have your pass? No problem. Simply use the app to unlock the bike virtually.
- Start the timer and get an alert before you need to dock.
- Notice a flat tire or other issue? Report any concerns from the app.
- Keep track of your previous rides, total miles ridden, and more with the app.
Enjoy the ride!

Category : Lifestyle

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Reviews (7)

Rus. A. Aug 14, 2020     

Have had to call customer service every time we try to use the app to get help unlocking bikes. Seems to be a combination of mechanical bike issues, bikes not being operational (yet showing in the app they are) and s/w app issues. Overall, after using 3-4 times I can conclude this is not a reliable system overall. L An update as the app quite working so I tried removing and reinstalling and it will no longer work at all. We tried calling the Customer Service phone number at the kiosk-no luck.

Jak. G. Sep 24, 2020     

Was very apprehensive to try this based on user reviews. We needed an extra bike to do the poison creek trail. Walked up, unlocked first bike first try, and were off. Bike was super fast. Had a blast. Returned it no problem, and it cost less than $10. A bike store in PC would have cost six times that for a non electric bike.

Ste. A. Aug 9, 2020     

App was easy enough to use. But when we showed up at the station where there were 12 bikes and only three showed they were operational on the screen. We paid for those three and then noticed one was missing the chain completely. And on another the kickstand wouldn't stay up. So out of 12 bikes, one worked well enough to use. Pathetic.. We.had to go to another station to find more. Of the four bikes we ended up with, one had crooked handlebars, and on another the e-assist engagement was sketchy. If a maintenance person would just ride these bikes for 1 minute periodically they would know how bad they are. What good does it do to know there are 12 bikes at a station of only one might work? Maintain your bikes people. If you do use the service, check the bikes over completely before unlocking.

Joh. N. Jun 16, 2020     

I'm only a few days in after buying a monthly pass to use your system as a way to get around park city and I'm already hitting problems. If it's no bikes at a station it's none of the bikes will allow me to take them out. It'll say all the bikes are in an invalid state. Today I took a bike and since the Kearns station was full of bikes, I had to ride all the way back to catch a bus again. Kind of defeats the purpose of taking the bike in the first place. You need to work on your system.

Lor. M. Jul 26, 2020     

Was not able to register a credit card which meant I was unable to use the app. The kiosk was down as well so we couldn't rent a bike. Poor experience all around.

Kam. F. Jun 26, 2020     

I have to hard reset my phone everytime I unlock a bike because my phone bricks. Super frustrating considering this is my primary means of travel in park city right now.

J. B. Jul 12, 2020     

The app is frustrating, in that you never know if it will work. More frustrating is the lack of working bikes.