Renting bikes is not really a thing in Bogotá, you can rent a scooter using the Rappi app but you better just walk.. Just go to La Séptima and you'll see the ciclovia on Sunday morning

I think roads are just closed til 2. Funny enough we too had a flight the same day. It was no problem in uber /taxi just allow a bit of extra rime.

Hi! There are many routes in ciclovia it really depends where you are staying, what you would like to see. But the main avenues (septima and boyaca) are closed off from 7am till 2pm there are other streets and avenues closed but these two i think have the longest distance from where they start to where they end. If you have an Iphone you can download MUVO from the app store, which for me is a great new bike sharing system for the city and it will show you where the nearest bike rental spot is next to where you are staying and how many bikes are available. They are located inside a cityparking parking lots and you can unlock the bike lock with the app, it costs $1USD per half hour or fraction of a minute so it is also very inexpensive. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions

It is. You take 7th avenue all the way from downtown to Usaquen. you can find a map at the idrd website

Hola, There is no set route or tour on the Ciclovía, all lanes go both ways so it is very versatile. You can go as far as you like and then head back when you know you are going to run out of time. I suggest you pick a spot on the route that most appeals to you and head that way.

Não tive nenhum problema ao usar as ciclovias na cidade. Do que pude experimentar, todos respeitaram as sinalizações (tanto ciclistas quanto motoristas) e com os cuidados devidos no trânsito, a experiência foi muito tranquila.

Hola, si se puede rentar, a través de bogotatraveltour Recuerda que sólo hay ciclovia domingos y festivos hasta las 2pm, la calle 116 es una de la mejores hasta la Cra 7, es donde acostumbro trotar.