Checking out e-fatbikes at Adventures.ee

Dec 15

Handily located nearby to Männiku lakes (a great place for mountain biking and wild swimming), Adventures.ee is a fantastic bike and adventure shop that specialises in renting, servicing, and buying enduro motorbikes, electronic fatbikes (e-fatbikes), and joining a guided tour to experience rappelling (abseiling), bogshoe hikes, and lantern hikes.

Founded by Marken (pictured holding the bike helmet) an enduro and bike rider at heart, the Adventures.ee team are highly knowledgeable about bikes and great places to ride in Estonia, and hugely enthusiastic about all things adventurous for those wanting to explore Estonia’s abundance of nature.

Where to find the Adventures.ee shop

You can check out the website at www.adventures.ee, and the entrance to the physical shop can be found at number 41 on Viljandi manatee (aka Viljandi street).

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