Bike shops in Valencia: 91 shops and 90 workshops to buy or repair your bike

Valencia is a flat city, with a bike lane along the old Turia riverbed and good weather almost all year round. That's why there are so many bike shops in Valencia: to buy your first city bike, to fine-tune your road bike before heading up into the hills, or to get a puncture fixed on Monday before work. Here's how many there are, how to choose yours and what to do with your bike once you've got it.

All the figures come from the bicis.net directory and «Ciclismo en cifras», with data as of 27 October 2026.

How many bike shops and workshops there are in Valencia

In the province of Valencia, the bicis.net directory brings together 93 businesses for cyclists. Of these, 91 sell bikes and 90 have a workshop: most do both, so you can buy and come back for the service at the same place. Some also rent bikes, which is very handy if someone is visiting you or you want to try an e-bike before buying one.

To give you an idea of scale, here's Valencia next to the two provinces with the most shops:

Source: shops and workshops from OpenStreetMap and businesses registered on bicis.net. A business that is both a shop and a workshop counts in both columns. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

How to choose your bike shop in Valencia

With so many options, what decides isn't the shop window but what you need. Before you walk into any of them, think about these three things.

Which bike you'll use and what for

For getting around the city, almost any local shop will do: city bikes, folding bikes and leisure e-bikes. If you're after road, gravel or mountain, better go to a specialist shop, with brands you know and someone to take your measurements. For sizing, ask to try the bike and have the saddle and handlebar adjusted before you ride off.

A workshop close to you

You buy a bike once and service it many times. A shop with a workshop ten minutes from home is worth more than a discount on the other side of the city. In the directory of bike workshops in Valencia you can see them on the map with their address and website, when they have one.

What they offer after the sale

Ask about the first service (cables and spokes settle in the first few weeks), the frame warranty and, if it's an e-bike, who checks the motor and battery. A good shop will tell you without you having to insist.

New or second-hand: what sellers ask on bicis.net

Before you buy, compare with what sellers ask for a used bike. In the active listings on bicis.net, the median asking price is €813 for a mountain bike, €1,100 for a road bike and €2,160 for an e-bike (217 listings across Spain, data as of 27 October 2026). That's what the seller asks, not the final price.

If you're interested in a used one from the area, browse the second-hand bike listings in Valencia. And a tip: take it to a workshop before you pay. A quick check tells you whether the drivetrain, the brakes or the frame are hiding anything, and many shops do it on the spot.

If you're changing bikes, you can also sell yours: what you get for it takes a good chunk off the price of the new one.

Rent before you buy

In Valencia it's easy to try before you buy, because some shops also rent. It's especially useful in two cases:

• E-bikes: an afternoon around the city tells you whether the assistance suits you and how much battery you really use.
• Gravel or road: if you're torn between the two, rent one and do a weekend ride. You'll know whether you want more tarmac or more track.

Some shops take part of the rental off if you then buy. Ask about it.

Where to break in your bike in the province

With your bike ready, it's time to ride. In the province of Valencia, bicis.net has 6 routes with their course measured, adding up to 151.9 km, and 2 greenways with 29.1 km in total. There aren't many yet, but they're enough to get started.

If you like tracks, the gravel route through the vineyards of Requena and Utiel is 57.94 km with 494 m of elevation gain: wide tracks between vines, ideal for a brand-new gravel bike. If you're after something easy, the greenways are flat and car-free, perfect for a leisure bike or for riding with children.

And if you want to see how cycling in your province compares with others, Ciclismo en cifras has routes, shops, clubs and second-hand prices, updated every day.

Before you go to the shop: your checklist

• Be clear about what you want it for: city, road, gravel, mountain or e-bike.
• Measure your height and inside leg: it saves time with sizing.
• Set a budget that includes a helmet, lights and a lock.
• Compare with what sellers ask for a similar used bike.
• Ask about the first service and the warranty.
• Try the bike. Always.

Frequently asked questions

How many bike shops are there in Valencia?

In the province of Valencia, the bicis.net directory has 91 bike shops and 90 workshops, out of 93 businesses for cyclists (data as of 27 October 2026). Many are both a shop and a workshop.

Can I rent a bike in Valencia before buying one?

Yes. The bicis.net directory has rental businesses in the province, and it's a good way to try an e-bike or a gravel bike before you decide.

How much does a second-hand bike cost?

In the bicis.net listings, the median asking price is €813 for a mountain bike, €1,100 for a road bike and €2,160 for an e-bike (217 listings, data as of 27 October 2026). It depends a lot on the brand, the year and the condition.

Should I buy from a shop with a workshop?

Yes, especially if it's your first bike. The first service usually comes after a few weeks, and having the workshop nearby saves you trips and gives you someone to ask.

Where can I ride near Valencia?

bicis.net has 6 measured routes in the province, with 151.9 km in total, including a gravel route through the vineyards of Requena and Utiel and 2 flat greenways.

Find your shop in the directory of bike shops in Valencia, go and try a bike and get out riding.