Bike repair shops in Pollença

Each listing carries an address, phone, published hours where the business posts them, Google rating and photos. The count and the data date sit under this answer.

Which half you want depends on where you sleep. The port addresses sit in the streets behind the promenade (Carrer de la Gola, Carrer de la Nansa, Carrer de Formentor), which is walking distance from most of the hotels and apartments the camps use, and directly on the way out to the Formentor road. The old-town addresses, around Carrer de la Mar and the Plaça de Ca les Monnares, are the ones to use if you are staying up in Pollença or if your problem appears on the way back down from Lluc, the Coll de Femenia or a Sa Calobra day. Six kilometres of flat road joins the two, so neither is far, but a broken bike makes even that unpleasant.

What no listing here records is capability. There is no field in this data for road-bike work, disc-brake bleeding, electronic or wireless groupsets, tubeless, mobile roadside help or a workshop attached to a rental fleet, and we will not infer one from review text, so ask on the phone instead of guessing from a rating. In the busiest camp weeks a call also tells you something the map cannot: whether anyone is free. If your bike is out for the week, Alcúdia is fifteen minutes down the bay, the island-wide workshop map covers the rest, and Pollença’s town profile shows what else is mapped locally.