The best bike shops in Miami for all your cycling needs

You’ll need plenty of time to browse this bilevel shop, selling everything from bikes and wheels to gadgets. The inventory surplus bodes well for bargain shoppers, as Mack always has a sale section with above-average models available at below-average prices. If you get overwhelmed browsing the racks of cycling gear or picking a lock from the wall of accessories, tap one of the helpful employees for guidance. They’re beyond helpful and patient—even going as far as assisting you over the phone, via email and online through the site’s live chat. Training for a triathlon? Mack will outfit you for that too, all the way down to your Speedo.

For beach cruisers and comfort riders, you head—where else?—the beach. This South Beach shop has been selling and renting bikes in the area for more than 40 years, providing a full-service experience that spans from fittings for professionals to neighborhood tours for folks interested in seeing a different side of South Beach. They carry all the big brands, including well-known ones like Cannondale and Specialized, as well as more everyday makers ideal for first-time riders. Find plenty of extras to pimp out your ride and make it your own. The self-proclaimed bike doctors at the bicycle center will make sure your wheels remain in top condition.

This is the place to go browse—and eventually shop, too. Both its Midtown and Aventura locations are stocked with the latest and greatest bikes and cycling gear. It’s a lot to take in but the staff, most of whom are avid cyclists themselves, will wax on about the selection and steer you in the right direction (even if you’re not sure what way that is yet). Need a quick repair? City Bikes’ serious mechanics provide speedy, honest service and will have you back on two wheels in no time.

Suit up for any outdoor adventure at this Coral Gables store, selling all kinds of bikes as well as camping, running and hiking gear. The shop carries a decent amount of options in-store that you can hop on and try on for size. See something hanging up you’d like to see up close? The friendly folks at No Boundaries are happy to hoist something down and get you set up while you figure out what works. Not sure what does? Get fitted for a bike free of charge and trust them to make smart recommendations to help you get on the road safely.

No frills and affordable, this neighborhood mainstay works for value-minded enthusiasts who know what they want and don’t care for or overpriced gear or unnecessary markups. Prices are on the lower end and employees will always disclose repairs and costs before starting service, which is always done quickly. Bring your bike in and expect to get it back in tip-top shape within 24 hours or less.

Gerry Sigler owns and operates this small bike shop near Tropical Park, a fact you’ll want to keep in mind the next time you’re riding through one of its winding trails and get a flat or need to have your gears examined. The Cyclist Outlet focuses on repairs and prices are kept low and always transparent—they’re even on the website in case you want to check before you go. It’s a good store for people with specific needs, like tall riders who might benefit from a custom frame. Pick something out from what’s in stock and Sigler will assemble it for you on the spot.

This South Florida-based chain stocks nearly every single major brand out there, both for newbie cyclists as well as for the pros looking for more advanced technology and niche accessories. For riders looking to get on the road quickly, Bike Tech offers a click-and-collect service that lets you shop online and pick up in-store or have your bike delivered locally within 24 to 48 hours. In-store fittings are also available and better suited for first-time buyers or folks looking to venture into new cycling territory. Looking to upgrade? Bike Tech will accept your trade-in and apply the value of it to your new purchase.

Around for more than 30 years, this South Beach sports shop covers the basics of outdoor activities in the waterfront neighborhood: skating, surfing and biking. You can pick up a bike here as well as everything else you’ll need to look and feel the part, like cycling shoes, a proper helmet and even a backpack to hold your things while you pedal down Ocean Drive.