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The thought of a bike-friendly Metro Manila isn’t new to many of us. It’s key to having a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle, and we wouldn’t have to rely on mass transports all the time. New normal measures also tell us that biking will be the archetypal way to get around the region even after the pandemic. That being said, it’s no wonder more people have started turning to bike shops in Manila to buy two-wheelers of their own.
But as the subject of where to buy bikes in Metro Manila is not an easy road, we’ve narrowed down your options to the best bike shops in Manila below.
Also read: A Bike-Friendly Metro Manila: This is Why We Need It
The store aims to give Filipinos affordable bicycles, but also ticks all other areas in terms of choosing the right bike for you. “It doesn’t have to be expensive, but we do believe it should be worth it,” one of their social media page descriptions read. As of 2020, their bicycles cost between ₱3,000 and ₱14,000. Bicycle parts and biking are also available at a variety of prices.
Address: 620-622 Quezon Boulevard Quiapo, Manila
For more info, contact King’s Bicycle Store on Facebook.
Glorious Ride opened in 2010 and has since become a go-to bike shop in Quezon City. They have branches in Kamias and Fairview. Both offer a wide selection of bicycle brands and types, including mountain bikes, road bikes, and children’s pushbikes. Moreover, they sell bicycle parts, accessories from shoes and gloves to lights and locks, as well as bike cleaning and maintenance tools.
Addresses:
131-D Kamias Road, Sikatuna, Quezon City
35C Regalado Highway, North Fairview, Quezon City
For more info, contact Glorious Ride Bike Shop on Facebook.
This is a one-stop-shop to buy bicycle parts and accessories in Metro Manila. Beyond the typical bike options, Cristy’s also sells tandem or three-person bicycles for frontliners and essential workers; by structure, the latter comply with social distancing protocols, too. Their online reviews also recommend the shop for their extremely accommodating staff and reasonable pricing of bikes.
Address: 55 Seacrest Commercial Building, Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Pasay
For more info, contact Cristy’s Bike Shop on Facebook.
Bike units, pedals, rims, magnets, brakes — this bike shop in Metro Manila has them all, and much more. At the moment, walk-ins and pick-ups are prohibited in the Caloocan store. After finding the product you like, you can place your order via their Facebook page, pay through bank transfer, and wait for the delivery via Grab or Lalamove. For June, orders are being accepted for the FNHON Freedom 14″, which costs ₱24,800.
Address: 1354 Rizal Avenue Extension, East Grace Park, Caloocan
For more info, contact Litepro Cyclery on Facebook.
Ryanbikes has been a fixture in the local bicycle industry as a source for just about everything bike-related. The shop is largely known for their extensive product offerings, which are available both wholesale and retail. They also make and sell customised bicycle units. The shop has multiple branches in and outside Metro Manila, and they deliver anywhere in the country. Price-wise, the bicycles aren’t the most economical, but the quality will be enough to make you want to invest in one.
Addresses:
13 K-1st St., Kamuning, Quezon City
Citigold Plaza, 175 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Lot 4 Blk 125, Quirino Highway Greater Lagro, Novaliches, Quezon City
For more info, contact Ryanbikes on Facebook.
At their bike shop in Binondo, Velocity Pursuit offers relatively inexpensive bikes and bike parts from several brands, including Alied, Christopherous, Temptation, and VISP. If not from their store, their products are also available via Lazada at discounted prices from time to time.
Address: Quintin Paredes Street, Binondo, Manila
For more info, contact Velocity Pursuit on Facebook.
One will find countless Metro Manila bike shops just by heading to the commercial district of Quiapo. But many of them have yet to reach Cycle Art’s level of acclaim in the area. The shop is known for their budget-friendly bike units which, on average, can cost between ₱4,000 and ₱35,000. Understanding the growing need to bike in the pandemic, the store is also open to giving discounts and special rates to customers.
Address: 610 Quezon Boulevard. Quiapo, Manila
For more info, contact Cycle Art on Facebook.
Another must-visit bike shop in Quiapo is Bisikleta Manila, which sells all kinds of bicycles for fitness and fun. “Our five years of experience as a bicycle distribution and retail company have taught us that biking is much more than an activity — it’s a lifestyle,” the store emphasises on their Facebook page. They have entry-level bikes for first-timers and advanced units for experienced bikers.
Address: 560 Quezon Boulevard, Quiapo, Manila
For more info, contact Bisikleta Manila on Facebook.
According to their Facebook page, WheelWorks Bike Shop is the official dealer of “Specialized, Trek, Fox, Rockshox, SRAM, Bontrager, and other major cycling products.” Among their latest offerings are the Traction Gravel Grit 700c and Traction Gravel Roloo, both of which would be ideal choices for those biking to work in Metro Manila. Like other bike shops in Manila, they also sell bike accessories including safety vests, which are great for added protection.
Address: 40 Aguirre Avenue, Parañaque
For more info, contact WheelWorks Bike Shop on Facebook.
Contrary to its name, Southside Bike Parts PH also sells complete bicycle units, specifically Polygon Bikes, which go as low as ₱26,800. The shop is an official distributor of Taiwanese brands RANKING Helmets and 12o’clock in the Philippines. Other products include several bike parts from Shimano, Manitou, Spank, KS, Maxxis, Fly Racing, and Commencal & Funn. They offer nationwide delivery, too!
Address: 115 Aguirre Avenue cor. Elizalde Road, BF Homes, Paranaque
For more info, contact Southside Bike Parts PH on Facebook.
Looking for affordable bikes for your essential travel in Metro Manila? For those around Pasig, head to Team Pogi Bike Shop in Caniogan. Plenty of high-quality bikes are being sold for less than ₱20,000. One of their best-selling units as of writing is the Traction Maddox 2 27.6 or 650b Mountain Bike, which costs only ₱14,990.
Address: 232 Dr. Sixto Antonio Avenue, Caniogan, Pasig
For more info, contact Team Pogi Bike Shop on Facebook.
With stores located in Pasay, San Juan, and Quezon City, LifeCycle Bicycle Shop offers mountain, road, and electronic bicycles. They also have bike components, apparel, and accessories from top cycling brands including Giant, Liv, and Sram. Whereas other Metro Manila bike shops in this list only sell on Facebook, buying bikes from LifeCycle can be done via their website, where you can find more details about each of their products.
Addresses:
GS 101 and 103 G Strip Area, Greenhills Shopping Center, Greenhills, San Juan
742 Mindanao Avenue, Tandang Sora, Quezon City
107 Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, Pasay
For more info, contact LifeCycle Bicycle Shop on Facebook.
All Terra Cyclery takes pride in reliable bikes at reasonable prices, which fall between ₱17,000 and ₱35,000. Their best-sellers currently include bicycle units from Tern, Bickerton, and GT. At the moment, their services are limited to scheduled appointments. More than a response to the pandemic, they aim to help customers “rediscover the joy of cycling, the love for nature and community, and the health benefits cycling brings.”
Address: Ortigas Home Depot, Julia Vargas Avenue, Pasig
For more info, contact All Terra Cyclery on Facebook.
The shop has bicycles for the road and trail, while their bike parts are a mix of new and pre-owned. BikeLine also doesn’t just sell you bikes, but also makes sure to optimise one’s riding experience through basic tune-ups, repairs, and modifications. This full-service bike store also ships throughout the country!
Address: 401-B Westgate, Commerce Avenue, Filinvest Alabang, Muntinlupa
For more info, contact BikeLine Bike Shop on Facebook.
This shop-café offers a wide array of bicycle units from several brands. They are an authorised reseller of Chapter 2 Bikes, Trek Bicycles, and Lynskey Performance, among many others. Nationwide shipping and convenient modes of payment (they accept via credit card and PayPal) are also a few things that make this bike store a must-visit for your bicycle and other athletic needs.
Address: 126 Pioneer St., SPARTA Complex, Mandaluyong
For more info, contact Maximus Athlete’s Shop Cafe on Facebook.
Not for the budget bike hunters, The Brick Multi Sport Store caters to those with more specific bike needs. By this, I mean ultra-sophisticated bicycle units from major brands like Cherubim, Festka, Moots, and Stelbel. If this is something you’d be willing to invest in, be sure to spare at least ₱130,000 on your visit to the Taguig bike store. Currently, they do online, curbside and delivery sales.
Address: Unit 1, Woodridge Apartments, Upper Mckinley road, Mckinley Hill, Taguig
For more info, contact The Brick Multi Sport Store on Facebook.
Also read: Around the Philippines on a Motorbike: 6 Places to Kickstart Your Road Trip
From major industry names to community start-ups, these bike shops in Manila now cater to your biking needs during this time. In time, you too can benefit from a healthy, sustainable, and affordable way to navigate the Philippines’ bustling capital and beyond.
Note: The list only includes Metro Manila bike shops operating during quarantine. We’ll be adding more shops as they open and reopen in the coming months.
Featured image credit: suju-foto | Pixabay
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