Bike rentals for delivery to SJPP

[raycanuck]

I’m seeking bike rental company suggestions for Camino beginning in SJPP (bike only, no accommodations). Any advice? Thanks

 

[Tincatinker]

I’m seeking bike rental company suggestions for Camino beginning in SJPP (bike only, no accommodations). Any advice? Thanks

A three word godgle search produced quite a few. I've heard of https://www.bikeiberia.com/camino/b...Rentals for the,our High Standards of Quality. and gather they are regarded as at least OK

 

[raycanuck]

Thanks for your quick reply.

I’m interested in any recommendations members may have based on one’s experience or they might have good heard good things about given that not all companies are created equal and some companies require that you buy a package that includes accommodations (I’m only interested in bike rental).

Thanks again.

 

[Corned Beef]

Type of bike? What load will you be carrying? Budget? Will you be bringing your own kit / tools / panniers with you?

You might be better off buying one as rental prices have increased substantially over the past few years. €350 rental for 2 weeks pre-Covid is now something like €550 which makes purchasing a store bike a possibility instead of renting one. I've done both.

 

[Grousedoctor]

I’m seeking bike rental company suggestions for Camino beginning in SJPP (bike only, no accommodations). Any advice? Thanks

Check out cycling-rentals. At €330 for a two week MTB rental, they might have one of the better rates out there. I’ve dealt with them a couple times and have been pleased with my interactions with Didi here in the States.

 

[naplesdon]

I used Cycling Rentals a number of years ago. Walked SJPdP to Pamplona, had bike and accessories delivered to my hotel in Pamplona. Dropped the bike off at a bike shop
in SdC at the end of my ride. It was seamless.

 

[Eben Jacobs]

I am using Bicigrino in July and I am renting an E-Bike. Their prices are excellent and service till now even better.

 

[raycanuck]

Thank you everyone for your helpful suggestions.

 

[Camino Chrissy]

I am using Bicigrino in July and I am renting an E-Bike. Their prices are excellent and service till now even better.

Efren Gonzales, on his YouTube channel, rented an E-bike about a year ago for the whole Camino Frances, including Finesterre. It looked very tempting to try!
Ray, maybe you could look him up as I think he talked quite a bit about it.

 

[Corned Beef]

Here is a Irish Bicigrino's irreverent write up of his 2020 Camino with some observations on sharing Albergues and the route with non-cyclists. He started from home and covered almost 3000 km. A slightly different take from Efren's.

I loved his comment about the queue to wash clothing at Roncesvalles. It will ring a bell (pun) with a few here.

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This is a continuation of my Velodyssey Travelogue Here: I can recall the first day or two in crystal clarity - they were wonderful days! However, the rest (again) merges together in my mind except for some specific instances. That's not to say that the "rest" of the Camino was boring or...

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[csmccay]

I’m seeking bike rental company suggestions for Camino beginning in SJPP (bike only, no accommodations). Any advice? Thanks

We are going with bikeiberia.

 

[senora1]

We used cycling-rentals 2 years ago, like someone mentioned Didi was very helpful. We had the bikes delivered to Roncesvalles and picked up in SdC no problem