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WheelStreet

DefunctYC S17

Bengaluru, IN · Founded 2014 · 10 employees · 3 known investors

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WheelStreet operates a two-wheeler rental marketplace in India that aggregates scooters and motorcycles from multiple owners and rents them to customers with flexible terms, home delivery, and accessories included. The platform serves urban commuters and travelers seeking short-term motorcycle rentals.

ConsumerMarketplacesMobility & TransportationMarketplaceIndiaTransportationSouth Asia

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (S17)

WheelStreet was founded in 2014 by Pranay Shrivastava and Moksha Srivastava.

PSPranay Shrivastava
Pranay ShrivastavaChief Executive Officer & Founder2014–2020Pranay Shrivastava founded WheelStreet, a bike rental marketplace, from 2016 to 2019 as part of Y Combinator's S17 batch. He subsequently founded Pankhuri, a social commerce platform, from 2019 to 2024 with backing from Sequoia Surge and India Quotient, and currently leads Acadma, an e-learning platform focused on skills training.
MSMoksha Srivastava
Moksha SrivastavaFounder/CMO

Investors · 3

Broadbean CapitalreportedMumbai

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CRE Venture CapitalreportedMahwah · $50K – $1M

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Frequently asked questions

What does WheelStreet do?
WheelStreet operates a two-wheeler rental marketplace in India that aggregates scooters and motorcycles from multiple owners and rents them to customers with flexible terms, home delivery, and accessories included. The platform serves urban commuters and travelers seeking short-term motorcycle rentals.
Who founded WheelStreet?
WheelStreet was founded by Pranay Shrivastava, Moksha Srivastava in 2014.
Who are WheelStreet's investors?
WheelStreet's investors include Y Combinator, Broadbean Capital, CRE Venture Capital.
Where is WheelStreet headquartered?
WheelStreet is headquartered in Bengaluru, IN.