@Arielle1
Thats a very good question.
The answer is yes...the guests could sue you if they fall off and hurt themselves. Ok, wait, let me rephrase this. yes, they can TRY and sue you, but they probably won't win. hahaha (I doubt they would even find a lawyer to take the case)
If they get injured on your property walking, they could sue too, but that's what homeowner insurance is about. But definitely check your policy to see what it says about a "paid" guests getting injured on your property. Personal guest and business is two different animals in the eyes of the law.
IF it makes you feel better, you can download a liability waiver from any of the free websites and have them sign it. (which every bike company in Honolulu does). But as I tell every guests who checks into my house, and stays with us, and borrows our bikes...its their responsibility to ride safely, follow our city laws, use the helmets we provide and ride at their own risk. Also, please add it to your rules (as I have done) that any damage to our bikes, is the sole resposibility of the guests. Make sure to take photos, videos and report the damage immediatly to Airbnb. There is a short timeframe to do so.
Please be sure to add the bikes to your house inventory. Airbnb has a feature that all guests have to click on saying they understand they will have to pay for any damage to a host home under the guidelines with their security deposit. I suggest you add the bikes as inventory to your home as I have done. Also, have you taken the time to read the terms and conditions of the Airbnb platform as a host and as a guest? I highly recommend this to help you understand more of what liability Airbnb hosts and guests have when staying in your property.
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Aloha, Momi
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