Bike shops in Seville: 43 businesses and 42 workshops for your bike

If you're looking for bike shops in Seville, you're spoilt for choice. The bicis.net directory has 43 businesses for cyclists in the province of Seville: 39 bike shops, 42 workshops and 3 that rent bikes (data as of 2 November 2026, n = 1,827 businesses across Spain and Andorra). Many do several things at once, so the same place can count as both a shop and a workshop.

This guide helps you find yours depending on what you need today: buying, repairing or renting for a few days. At the end you'll find the questions we get asked most.

What you'll find in Seville

Seville is flat, has good weather almost all year and a cycle lane network that many people use daily to get to work or class. It shows in the directory: neighbourhood shops are plentiful, with city bikes and e-bikes taking centre stage, alongside sport-oriented shops for the weekend road group and for mountain bikers heading up to the Sierra Norte.

Bike shops

There are 39 in the province. If you're buying, open each one's listing: you'll see the address on the map, its website and phone number, and you can compare before setting off. If you're after a bike for everyday use, ask about locks, mudguards and lights: in Seville bikes often sleep in the street or the courtyard.

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Workshops

There are 42 businesses with a workshop, more than shops: almost everyone who sells in Seville also repairs. For a service, a puncture that won't fix or worn brake pads, the practical thing is to find the one nearest your home or work. A tip that never fails: call ahead and ask how long they'll take, because they fill up in spring and autumn.

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Rental and bike fitting

The directory has 3 businesses that rent bikes in the province and 1 bike fitting and coaching business. If you're visiting and want to get around the centre or along the banks of the Guadalquivir, book ahead and ask whether the rental includes a helmet, lock and lights.

Seville compared with the rest of Andalusia

With 43 businesses, Seville is the Andalusian province with the second most shops and services for cyclists in the directory, behind Málaga and ahead of Granada. Where it falls behind is rental: Málaga, with its winter tourism, has many more businesses that rent bikes.

Source: bicis.net, "Ciclismo en cifras: España y Andorra", shops and workshops by province table, data as of 2 November 2026 (n = 1,827 businesses). A business that is both a shop and a workshop counts in both columns. Shops and workshops from OpenStreetMap and businesses signed up on bicis.net; © OpenStreetMap contributors. You'll find the full table, with every province, in Ciclismo en cifras.

How to choose your shop or workshop well

• Start close by. For routine maintenance, your local workshop saves you trips. For a big purchase, compare two or three shops.
• Check which bikes they work on. Not all of them handle e-bikes, and not all adjust suspension or build wheels. The listing and their website tell you.
• Ask about turnaround times. Before a sportive or a long ride, book with time to spare: a service can take several days in high season.
• Think about the heat. In summer, check tyre pressure and tyre condition more often: hot tarmac punishes rubber.
• Before buying new, look at used. In the bicis.net second-hand section you'll find bikes from private sellers and shops, and see what's being asked for similar models.

New businesses join the directory every month. If yours is missing, it can sign up for free and complete its listing.

And then, time to ride

With your bike ready, the province has plenty to offer. On bicis.net it has 6 routes totalling 199.1 km, and 4 of them are greenways, with 132.9 km car-free (data as of 2 November 2026).

To start without leaving the Seville area, the Vía Verde de Itálica: 29.36 km and 101 m of elevation, almost flat and perfect for trying out a new bike or riding with kids. In the countryside you also have the Vía Verde de los Alcores and the Vía Verde de la Campiña, between Écija and Marchena, with long kilometres between olive groves and cereal fields.

If the hills call you, head up to the Sierra Norte: the route from Alanís to Cerro del Hierro and San Nicolás del Puerto: 43.99 km and 439 m of elevation is proper gravel, between oak pastures and the rocks of the old mining site. Carry plenty of water and something for a puncture: up there the nearest workshop is a long way off.

Frequently asked questions

How many bike shops are there in Seville?

The bicis.net directory has 43 businesses for cyclists in the province of Seville: 39 bike shops, 42 workshops and 3 that rent bikes, with data as of 2 November 2026.

Where can I get my bike fixed in Seville?

You have 42 businesses with a workshop in the province. In the directory, filter by workshops, see which is closest and call ahead to find out how long they'll take.

Can I rent a bike in Seville?

Yes. The directory has 3 businesses that rent bikes in the province. Book in advance and ask whether they include a helmet, lock and lights.

Which route should I do to try out my bike in Seville?

The Vía Verde de Itálica is almost flat and car-free, ideal to start. If you want something more demanding, the gravel route from Alanís to Cerro del Hierro, in the Sierra Norte.

My shop isn't on the list, what do I do?

It can sign up for free on bicis.net and complete its listing with its website, opening hours and services. That way, anyone looking for a shop or workshop nearby can find it.