Travesía, Carrer Baltasar Coves, 12, 07580 Capdepera, Illes Balears, Spain
- Bike-specific business
The workshops mapped in Capdepera sit in three places: the hill town under the castle, the resort side around Cala Rajada, and the Polígon de Capdepera industrial estate. Each listing carries an address, phone, published hours where the business posts them, Google rating and photos, and the count with the data date sits under this answer.
Position matters more here than almost anywhere else on the island, because this is the far north-east corner and the next real choice of workshops is a long way off. Manacor is roughly forty kilometres back down the MA-15, and the northern bay is over the hill by Artà and the Coll des Vidrier, which is not a road to ride on a doubtful brake. If you are staying in Cala Rajada, Cala Agulla or Cala Mesquida, the resort-side addresses are your nearest; if the problem starts on the coast road towards Canyamel or on the way back from Artà, the town and the polígon are what you reach first.
As everywhere on this site, none of these records tell you what a workshop can do. There is no field for road-bike servicing, disc-brake bleeding, electronic groupsets, tubeless or mobile roadside help, so with a short list and a long ride to the alternative, phone before you commit: describe the fault, ask whether they can look at it today, and check the hours on the card. Manacor is the fallback with real choice, Capdepera’s town profile shows what else is mapped locally, and the island workshop map covers the rest.
Travesía, Carrer Baltasar Coves, 12, 07580 Capdepera, Illes Balears, Spain
c/neptuno, Carretera de sa Pedruscada, 40, 07590 Son Moll, Illes Balears, Spain
Carrer des Campet, nº6, 07590 Cala Rajada, Illes Balears, Spain
Carrer Fusters, 12, 13, 07580 Polígon de Capdepera, Illes Balears, Spain
Manacor, about forty kilometres back along the MA-15, is the nearest town with a real choice of workshops. That is a long transfer on a bike that is not right, so make the calls before you start riding, and consider a lift if the fault is a brake, a wheel or a frame.
Yes — part of the mapped coverage in this municipality is on the resort side around Cala Rajada rather than up in the hill town, which is the convenient side if you are on the coast. Read the address on the listing, because the climb up to Capdepera itself is short but real.
It can be. Larger workshop space and heavier tools tend to sit on an estate rather than in a town-centre shop, which matters for a wheel or a bearing job. We do not record which tools any given workshop owns, so describe the job on the phone and ask whether they can do it themselves.
Enough to get yourself home rather than to the next shop: a spare tube, a plug kit if you run tubeless, a quick link, a multi-tool, a pump, and your own derailleur hanger. This corner is beautiful and quiet, and quiet means the recovery options are limited if the bike stops completely.
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