RidE Unlimited.

Jake’s Bike Box buys and sells high end used mountain bikes. We have a large inventory of high end bikes sitting around waiting to be ridden before they head to their new homes.

Once signed up members will receive access to our inventory and can check out any bike that is available at any time.

Our inventory can be seen under the ‘Our Bikes’ tab.

Simply reserve the bike you want and Jake’s Bike Box delivers it to you.

Keep the bike as long as you want or until the bike sells. When you are ready for something else or the bike sells, just reserve another bike through our website and Jake’s Bike Box will deliver it to you.

Currently the service is available to customers in Marin. We hope to expand this soon!

Perks of Being a Member:

Skills Clinics at Stafford Lake Bike Park - Free for members. $300 per clinic for non-members.

Group Rides - we organize monthly group rides for members. Make new friends, challenge yourself and explore the best trails the Bay Area has to offer.

Referral Program - For a limited time, members that refer 4 people that sign up for the program get to pick and keep any bike in our inventory at the end of their annual membership!

Summer Mountain Bike Skills Camp - Kids signed up as members get access to 1 free week of our summer skills camp. $650 per week for non-members.

Members can also request a specific model of bike and we will do our best to add it to our collection.

Jake’s Bike Box saves its members time and money. Members enjoy unlimited access to a fleet of bikes for a fraction of the cost of owning one bike.

Mountain bikes depreciate rapidly. The average high-end mountain bike retails for just over $7,000 and depreciates by $2,700 in the first year of ownership. After that the bike drops in value by around $400 per year.

An annual tune up runs $450. Overhauling the suspension (which should be done at least once per year) is another $500.

Add in all the other costs to replace worn out parts that are not covered under an annual tuneup (bleed brakes, replace chain, replace tires and brake pads) and you are in for at least another $350. If the rear cassette needs to be replaced that is another $230 for a base level cassette, a top of line cassette runs $600!

Between depreciation, service costs and part replacement costs this adds up to $1,700, if the rear cassette needs to be replaced its now $1,930 and that is just for one bike!

Jake’s Bike Box saves its members time and money. Members enjoy unlimited access to a fleet of bikes for a fraction of the cost of owning one bike.

Members of Jake’s Bike Box do not need to worry about maintaining or damaging their own bike.

All of our bikes are ready to rip.