Public bike repair stations in Spain

We list 375 public bike repair stations in Spain in 246 places. 37% have tools, 41% have an air pump and 17% a stand that holds the bike. 90 are open around the clock. Most are free to use.

375
Repair stations
37%
With tools
41%
With air pump
17%
With repair stand
90
Open 24/7
Find the nearest station on the map →

Cities with the most repair stations in Spain

CityStationsWith tools
Barcelona1323%
Santiago de Compostela786%
Bilbao633%
Cartagena560%
Benissa4100%
Burgos4100%
Castro-Urdiales450%
Hondarribia475%
Valladolid425%
Aldeamayor de San Martín30%
Barakaldo333%
Biescas3100%
Girona333%
Moaña30%
Ochagavía/Otsagabia30%

What the stations offer

Share of the 375 stations in Spain that list each feature in OpenStreetMap.

  • Tools (wrenches, screwdrivers, tire levers)37%
  • Air pump41%
  • Repair stand17%
  • Chain tool2%
  • Covered / sheltered2%

Well-documented stations in Spain

A sample of stations with full details, at most two per city.

  • BiciBox

    TF-21, Vilaflor de Chasna

    24/7toolspumpstand

  • Eitzinger Sports Bike Rent and Tours

    Carrer de Janssen, l'Ardiaca

    Eitzinger Sports S. L.

    pump

  • Esplugues Collserola

    RACC, Font de la Mandra

    RACC

    24/7pump

  • Osdosacho MTB Center

    EP-3102, O Meixón

    24/7toolsstand

  • FGC Estació Plaça de Catalunya

    RACC, Carrer de Bergara

    RACC

    toolspump

  • Punt Bici

    Passeig de la Ciutadania, els Molins

    RACC

    toolspump

  • Estación de servicio para bicicletas

    Calle Baja, Isábena

    24/7pump

  • Punt de reparació de bicicletes

    RACC, Carrer de Marià Cubí

    RACC

    covered

  • Inflador de bicicletas público

    Makutso bidea, Iturriotz

    toolspump

  • Bike tools

    Carretera de la Platja, el Prat de Llobregat

    Ajuntament de El Prat de Llobregat

    24/7

  • Bike tools

    Camí del Sorral, el Prat de Llobregat

    Ajuntament de El Prat de Llobregat

    24/7

  • Mou-te en bici

    carrer del Capellà Toniet, sa Pobla

    stand

Who runs the stations in Spain

Operators with the most listed stations.

  • RACC14 stations
  • Ayuntamiento de Burgos4 stations
  • Concello de Santiago3 stations

What a public bike repair station is

A public bike repair station is a self-service stand on the street, at a station or on a cycle path. The bike hangs on a hook or rests on a stand, and tools on short steel cables let you fix small problems on the spot: tighten a loose bolt, adjust brakes or gears, change a tube.

Most stations also have a floor pump. About 41% of the stations in Spain list one, and 2% have a chain tool. Spare parts are not included, so carry a tube and a patch kit. Dual-head pumps fit both Presta and Schrader valves; older single-head pumps may need an adapter.

A station is missing or wrong? The map is built from OpenStreetMap. Anyone can add a station with the tag amenity=bicycle_repair_station, and it appears here after the next data update.

FAQ

Where can I find a public bike repair station in Spain?

The most listed stations are in Barcelona, Santiago de Compostela, Bilbao. Overall we list 375 stations in Spain. Open the live map to see the ones closest to you.

What tools do public bike repair stations have?

37% of the stations in Spain list tools, typically Allen keys, screwdrivers, wrenches and tire levers on steel cables. 17% have a stand that holds the bike, and 2% a chain tool.

Do public bike repair stations have an air pump?

41% of them do. Many pumps take Presta and Schrader valves; if yours is a Dunlop (Woods) valve you may need an adapter.

Are public bike repair stations free?

Stations that cities, transit operators and parks install are free to use. Stations at shops, hotels or clubs can have opening hours, so check the details on the map first.

How current is the data?

The list comes from OpenStreetMap contributors and is refreshed regularly. A station that is broken or removed may still be listed until a local mapper updates it.

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors, as of October 2026. Station missing or wrong? Add or fix it in OpenStreetMap and it appears here after the next update. How we collect the data