I’ll give Mobi a good review. For the sheer size of what they’re trying to pull off, they did a pretty good job. Their app worked well enough, the bikes all handled decently well, and my experience we good! The only downside is that sometimes returning the bike was difficult as it wouldn’t register.

I don’t understand the struggle or hate against this. It was quick to get set up and at a better rate than renting bike from a shop. Must be boomers making accounts because I had zero issues. My only gripe is that there aren’t electric bikes at all the stations, so you have to walk a bit further to get an electric bike, or take a mechanical bike to get to an electric bike

I really wanted to use the city bikes in Vancouver and l, despite all the bad reviews, I decided to give the app/system a try. The app is so buggy as to be unusable. On opening the app it forces you to go to ad and update webpages without the ability to cancel out. Then when trying to enter my phone number to sign up it randomly drops skips out and the entire screen changes. Sadly with so many bugs merely upon trying to sign up, I don’t fired at all comfortable actually trying to rent a bike or giving up any payment info. Sadly this is about the worst city bike app I’ve ever seen.

First time using on-demand bikes in Vancouver. The app worked fine. It showed me where the e-bikes were specifically which is what I was looking for. The checkout process was fairly easy (the buttons on the bikes are a little fussy but it worked without any serious problems). All in all a good experience.