Bike shops in Madrid: 166 shops and 167 workshops for your bike

You look for bike shops in Madrid and get hundreds of results, maps full of pins and listings with no phone number. Let's make it easy for you. The bicis.net directory has 175 businesses for cyclists in the province of Madrid: 166 bike shops, 167 workshops and 11 rental businesses (data as of 29 October 2026). Many are both a shop and a workshop, which is why the figures overlap.

Here's how to choose yours depending on what you need today: buying, getting your bike serviced or renting one for a weekend.

How many bike shops are there in Madrid

Madrid is the province with the second most businesses for cyclists in the directory, behind only Barcelona. This is how it compares with the two provinces closest to it:

How we count: shops and workshops from OpenStreetMap and businesses registered on bicis.net, with data as of 29 October 2026 (bicis.net, «Ciclismo en cifras»). A business that is both a shop and a workshop counts in both columns.

What stands out about bike shops in Madrid is how little sales and repairs are separated: almost every shop will fix your bike and almost every workshop sells something. Rental, on the other hand, is much thinner than in Barcelona or Valencia.

What to look for depending on what you need

If you're buying a bike

Before you walk in, be clear about what you want it for: city, mountains, road or gravel. Ask whether you can test ride it, whether they adjust the size on the spot and what free service comes with the purchase. A shop with its own workshop is a plus: the first tune-up is done by whoever sold it to you.

If you're torn between new and second-hand, first check what people are asking for a used one. On bicis.net, a second-hand mountain bike has a median asking price of €813 (98 listings), a road bike €1,100 (41 listings) and an e-bike €2,080 (48 listings), with data as of 29 October 2026. That's what sellers ask, not the final price, but it helps you compare with what you see in the shop window.

If you need a workshop

With autumn here, it's time to check brakes, tyres and drivetrain before the cold arrives. In the directory you'll find the bike workshops in Madrid sorted by area. Call first: in high season many give appointments days ahead. Ask whether they work on your type of bike (e-bike, carbon, hydraulic brakes) and whether they give you a fixed quote before touching it.

If you want to rent

With 11 rental businesses in the province, it's worth booking ahead, especially for a Saturday. Ask whether the bike comes with a helmet, puncture kit and lock, and whether you can pick it up the evening before to set off early.

Bike fitting and transport

There are 5 bike fitting and training businesses and 2 bike transport businesses in the province. If you ride a lot of kilometres and your knees or back bother you, a biomechanical study can save you more than one headache.

How to find your shop in the directory

Go to the bike shops in Madrid and filter by your town. Each listing tells you what the business does (sales, workshop, rental), where it is and how to get in touch. Three quick tips:

• Look near where you ride, not just near home. If you head out into the sierra, a shop in Collado Villalba or Miraflores will save your morning after an awkward puncture.
• Call before you go. Opening hours change in winter and some workshops close at midday.
• If you have a shop or workshop and you're not listed, sign up: the listing is free.

After the shop: time to ride around Madrid

The Comunidad de Madrid has 8 routes with GPX on bicis.net, with 189.2 km in total, 5 climbs and 25% gravel routes (data as of 29 October 2026). Two to break in your bike:

• Gravel between Aranjuez and Chinchón: 74.32 km through the Tajo and Tajuña river plains, with 552 m of elevation gain. Flat and friendly for trying out new tyres.
• Puerto de la Morcuera from Miraflores de la Sierra: an 11.35 km climb with 652 m of elevation gain. A sierra classic to check your gears are running smoothly.

And if you'd rather not ride alone, the province of Madrid has 434 clubs in the directory, 216 of them road clubs and 76 mountain bike clubs. Ask at your shop: many organise rides or know the local group.

Routes traced on OpenStreetMap. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Frequently asked questions

How many bike shops are there in Madrid?

The bicis.net directory has 166 bike shops in the province of Madrid, out of 175 businesses for cyclists, with data as of 29 October 2026.

Do bike shops in Madrid have a workshop?

Most do: there are 167 workshops in the province, and almost every business does both. Check what services each listing offers before you go.

Where can I rent a bike in Madrid?

There are 11 bike rental businesses in the province. Book a few days ahead, especially for the weekend, and ask what equipment is included.

Is it worth buying a second-hand bike?

It can be if you know what to check. As a reference, a used mountain bike has a median asking price of €813 and a road bike €1,100 on bicis.net (data as of 29 October 2026). Take it to a workshop for a check-up afterwards.

When should I take my bike to the workshop?

Before winter and before the sportive season are the two best times. If you ride a lot, a service every few months saves you expensive breakdowns.