Bixi expanding to more cities in Quebec: About 12,600 bikes when season launches April 15

(CREDIT: BIXI Montreal / handout)

By News Staff

Posted April 1, 2025 3:35 pm.

Last Updated April 15, 2025 10:19 am.

Bixi is expanding its services to add four more cities this year bringing the total to 13 places in Quebec where the short-term bike rentals are available.

Sherbrooke, Saint-Eustache, Two Mountains and Saint-Lambert will be added.

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More than 1,600 bikes will be added to Bixi’s 2025 fleet.

Their season officially launches April 15.

Bixi’s entire network will have around 12,600 bikes, including 3,200 e-bikes at over 1,000 stations across Quebec.

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