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Updated on Wednesday 9 April 2025
We have appointed Beryl as the new operator of our Frank and Honest Belfast Bikes scheme. Beryl is the UK's leading shared sustainable transport provider, providing greener travel options to:
The current operator, NSL Ltd, will continue to operate the scheme until Beryl takes over later this year. We will publish the launch date of the new operation on this page.
Beryl will replace the infrastructure for the 60 on-street docking stations in a phased approach to accommodate the initial suite of 400 new bikes.
When fully launched, the new operation will have both traditional pedal bikes and e-bikes. The introduction of e-bikes is being supported by the Department for Infrastructure’s Active Travel scheme (link opens in new window).
Watch our 43-second video which encourages people to explore Belfast on two wheels and highlights our network of docking stations across the city.
To hire Frank and Honest Belfast Bikes, you can:
Visit belfastbikes.co.uk for information on hire options (link opens in new window)
If you have any questions about your account, email [email protected] or call 034 3357 1551 for Frank and Honest Belfast Bikes customer service.
Employers can buy Frank and Honest Belfast Bikes annual memberships for their employees and support a sustainable, low-cost travel solution. There is up to 20 per cent discount on the standard annual membership price.
| Number of employees | Discount | Corporate membership price based on current cost (£25) |
|---|---|---|
| 50 to 100 | 10 per cent | £22.50 |
| 101 to 500 | 15 per cent | £21.25 |
| 501 and over | 20 per cent | £20 |
For more information on corporate membership, email [email protected].
We have over 50 docking stations in Belfast.
View the locations of the docking stations (link opens in new window)
This video plays for one minute and 30 seconds. It explains how to use Frank and Honest Belfast Bikes. It explains that once you have downloaded the Nextbike app, you need to scan the QR code on the bike and use the app to unlock it to begin your journey. It also shows how to use the pause function and how to return the bike at the end of your journey. The video highlights the importance of locking the frame lock and making sure the bike is showing as returned on the app.
For more information and advice, get in touch.
Place and Economy Department, 4th floor, 9 Adelaide, 9-21 Adelaide Street, Belfast, BT2 8DJ
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