


Call a Bike in the DB Navigator App
End-of-Summer Offer: Book Call a Bike directly in the DB Navigator app and save!
Use the code CALLABIKE20 during the promotion period to get 20% off all Call a Bike rides booked through the DB Navigator app.
20% discount applies to the ride fare only. Valid from 1 September to 31 October 2026. Cannot be combined with other promotions or BahnBonus rewards.
Our prices
DB Call a Bike offers several pricing plans. The Member plan costs €10 per year and is worthwhile from around one ride per month. The Member Plus plan costs €8 per month, includes 30 free minutes per ride, and is particularly suitable if you use DB Call a Bike around once a week or more often.
Find DB Call a Bike in your City

How DB Call a Bike works
You can find all available bikes and bike rental stations at any time in the DB Call a Bike app.
Rental via app: Open the bike by scanning the QR code or select an available bike on the map. The lock pops open.
Pause: Click on the "Pause" button in the app and close the bike lock. If you want to end your pause, click on "Continue" in the app. The lock will open again. Note that the time you take a break is counted as part of your journey time. New rides with the same or another bike are recalculated.
Return: Take the bike back to a DB Call a Bike station and close the bike lock. Your ride is over.
About DB Call a Bike
DB Call a Bike is Deutsche Bahn’s nationwide bike-sharing service. With more than 15,500 rental bikes, you can travel comfortably and flexibly. In Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, Darmstadt and Offenbach, you can find Call a Bike bikes throughout the city. Call a Bike is also available at selected ICE train stations.
In Hamburg and Lüneburg, Deutsche Bahn’s bike-sharing service operates under local names: StadtRAD Hamburg and StadtRAD Lüneburg.
In the DB Call a Bike app, you can find all available bikes and stations of the DB bike-sharing systems.

DB Call a Bike for Cities and Municipalities
DB Call a Bike develops bike-sharing solutions for cities and municipalities that are tailored to local mobility needs. The bike-sharing systems complement local public transport and create a flexible, emission-free mobility offering.



