Starting today, Citi Bikes are ready to roll for all.

The general public can now use the city’s new bike-share system — a week after the program’s soft launch for select members.

Riders gear up by visiting any of the 330 bike stations and using a credit or debit card to purchase a 24-hour or seven-day pass.

A 24-hour pass is $9.95 and a seven-day pass is $25.

Users then enter a five-digit code — found on their receipts — into a keypad to release a bike.

The ride starts when the two-wheeler is unlocked and ends when it’s returned to any Citi Bike rack.

But new cyclists should keep a sharp eye on the clock. Day trippers can take as many 30-minute rides as they like, but jaunts that run longer will incur overtime fees that start at $4 after 30 minutes.

Annual bike-share members have 45 minutes to find a dock.

Visit citibikenyc.com for a map of available bikes.