JUMP Bikes
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JUMP Bikes

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Last activity: 06.05.2018
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JUMP is bike share electrified. We create the hardware and software to take you farther, get there faster, and make every ride fun. JUMP bikes are designed in New York City by people who love bikes and care about the future of our cities.

JUMP Bikes has been shaping the future of bike share since 2010. We brought freedom to bike share systems with Social Bicycles, the first ever smart-bikes with integrated GPS, payment systems, and locks that kicked off the dockless revolution. We’ve dropped 15,000 bikes into 40 different markets and clocked over 5 million rides over the past 4 years.
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Location: United States, New York
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +44 7508 489324
Total raised: $10M
Founded date: 2010

Investors 2

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
17.01.2018-$10M-

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06.05.2018Report: Crowdfunding Platform OurCrowd Reaffirms Expectation to Top $1 Billion this YearOurCrowd is one of the largest crowdfunding platforms in the world and, perhaps, the largest early stage platform globally by now. The five year old firm has quickly gone from zero to nearly $1 billion in capital raised with the expectation...
10.04.2018Uber acquires Brooklyn bicycle company for reported $100 million“My Uber’s here” could have a totally different connotation in the future, following a massive purchase by the ride-hailing app of Brooklyn-based bicycle startup JUMP. Uber did not make public the price it paid for the New Lab–based startup...
03.04.2018NYC paves the way for pedal-assist bike-sharingWhile dockless, electric bike-sharing programs have taken off in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area, the same can’t be said for New York City, yet. Today, Mayor Bill de Blasio effectively paved the way for bike-sharing startups with...
03.04.2018JUMP Bikes weighing Uber $100M+ acquisition, investment offersJUMP Bikes, the on-demand biking service that integrates with Uber, has been weighing both acquisition and investment offers. A decision has not yet been reached, but right now possible options include a sale to Uber at a price that exceeds...
31.01.2018Uber is jumping on the dockless bike-share bandwagon with JUMP BikesIn partnership with a e-bike company Jump, Uber announced today that it will begin offering bike-share options for users in San Francisco. This is part of a pilot by Uber to expand affordable, sustainable transportation options. “Starting n...
17.01.2018Jump Bikes Raises $10M in FundingJump Bikes (formerly known as Social Bicycles), a New York City-based electric bike sharing company, raised $10m in funding. The round was led by Menlo Ventures, with participation from Sinewave Ventures and existing investors Esther Dyson,...
16.01.2018Jump Bikes locks in $10 million for bike sharing, launches dockless stations in San FranciscoWe are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Jump Bikes, formerly known as Social Bicycles, an...
16.01.2018Jump Bikes locks in $10 million for bike sharing, launches dockless stations in San FranciscoJump Bikes, formerly known as Social Bicycles, announced today that it has raised $10 million in funding to further expand its dockless electric bike sharing service. Menlo Ventures led the round, with participation from Sinewave Ventures a...
09.01.2018Jump will be the first stationless, e-bike-sharing service to launch in SFSocial Bicycles, maker of the Jump pedal-assist e-bikes that don’t require docking stations, has received a permit from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to launch 250 dockless electric bikes in San Francisco sometime betwee...
-Uber gets Jump on ebike sharing with reported $100M acquisitionAnnounced by the company today, Uber has bought the ebike sharing company Jump for reportedly around $100M to $200M. This could be a boon for ebike sharing and it has everything to do with Uber’s *uber* popular app and the integration of “e...

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