The 5 Bicycle Shops You Can’t Miss in Limassol

Limassol’s seafront promenade runs for nearly seven flat, paved kilometres from the old port
to the marina, and the city’s mild winters mean the bike shops here stay busy nearly year-round rather than
closing down for half the year the way northern-European ones do. We went through every real bicycle shop
with a Google Business listing in the city and weighted rating against review count, since a 5.0 from three
people and a 4.9 from over seven hundred are making very different claims. Five stood out clearly, and
between them they cover most of what cycling in this city actually looks like: a promenade cruiser
specialist, a proper road-and-mountain workshop, a community-minded local shop, a motorbike dealer that
also does bicycles, and a repair-first outfit that has kept its neighbourhood’s bikes running for years.

WAY Bikes, Germasogeia

WAY Bikes sits in the River-Plaza
Complex in Germasogeia, a short ride from the promenade, and carries the highest review count of the five
by a wide margin among the higher-rated shops: 4.6★ from 92 reviews. It keeps genuinely long hours for
a specialist shop — 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekdays, and it’s still open Saturday and Sunday until 4:00 PM,
which matters if a rental or a repair only becomes urgent on a weekend. Call ahead on 97 912024, or check
current stock at waybikes.com.

BikeHub, Arch. Makarios III Avenue

BikeHub is the busiest name on this
list by review count: 4.3★ from 176 people, on one of Limassol’s main commercial avenues. Hours run
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and again 2:30 to 6:30 PM on weekdays — the traditional mid-day break still common
outside the tourist-facing shops in this city — so a lunchtime visit needs checking first. Reach the shop
on 25 376839 or through bikehubcyprus.com.

33 BIKES, Agias Zonis

33 BIKES on Agias Zonis carries a
near-identical rating to BikeHub — 4.3★ from 157 reviews — and runs a longer single block of hours,
9:00 AM straight through to 7:00 PM on weekdays with no midday closure. The shop keeps its community
presence on a Facebook group rather than a standalone site, worth joining directly if you want to see what’s
actually in stock before making the trip. Phone: 25 104063.

Doros Motorbikes, Agias Filaxeos

Doros Motorbikes is the outlier on
this list and also the highest-rated by a real margin: 4.9★ from 706 reviews, more than the other four
shops combined. It’s primarily a Piaggio motorbike dealer that also handles bicycles — worth knowing before
a special trip if a road or mountain bike specifically is what you’re after, though the review volume alone
says the shop is doing something right across whatever it sells. Hours are shorter and later in the day,
opening at noon and running to 5:00 PM on weekdays. Phone: not listed on the Google profile; a visit or a
message through the shop’s Google listing is the reliable way in for now.

Bicycle Works, Dodekanisou

Bicycle Works closes the list at
4.9★ from 77 reviews — the same top rating as Doros Motorbikes, on a smaller but still solid review
base, and the only one of the five whose name says exactly what it does. Hours match BikeHub’s split shift,
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:30 to 6:30 PM on weekdays. Find current details at
bicycleworks.com.cy or by phone on 25 341202.

All five ratings and review counts were pulled live from Google’s own business listings; opening hours
and contact details change, so a quick call ahead before a special trip is always the safer bet.