From the owner: A Cenas a Pedal dedica-se a formar e equipar pessoas para o uso da bicicleta no dia-a-dia, em…read moreviagens e em lazer. Somos especializados na formação em condução (formamos principiantes e utilizadores mais avançados). Em termos de loja, focamo-nos nas bicicletas utilitárias, para transportar crianças, carga, animais, para ir para o trabalho, para viajar pelo país e pelo mundo. Somos especialistas em bicicletas de carga, bicicletas eléctricas, bicicletas dobráveis e bicicletas de touring, e respectivos acessórios.

From the owner: Bicicletas urbanas. Venda, montagem e manutenção de bicicletas,componentes e acessórios…read more Bike rentals.

Summary: Did 7-day self-guided Alentejo Heritage & Wine Route. Accommodations 5/5 stars; Support…read morefrom bikeiberia 1/5 stars; Bike condition/safety 2/5 stars; Bike routes 4/5 stars. This was our 3rd self-guided bike trip (previous years included Czech Republic and Puglia, Italy). The lodging was incredible. Arriving after biking all day to a basket of goods & refreshments was much appreciated. Taking a refreshing dip in the pools was also welcoming. The wine experiences were exceptional, especially the tasting at Ervideira in Èvora. Support from BikeIberia - another person posted a similar comment and we should of listened!! One bike had unsafe lack of braking power. Our group of 8 had two experienced bike mechanics and they were unable to fix this problem. The response from BikeIberia was "Let one of the smaller women ride that bike." Guess that's an option if you want see someone seriously hurt! Bike condition/safety: 2/5 stars - above and also two of the bikes had the chain jumping off the gears into the spokes or off the front gears. The rear chain jumping off locked the back wheel which was dangerous. Obviously the bikes were not thoroughly road tested and tuned to acceptable and safe standards. Fortunately, a group of two finished their BikeIberia tour the day prior, and the two Cannondale's fit the folks with no brakes/no gears. Bike routes: The itinerary was well organized with the average distance of 30 miles/daily was ideal. We enjoyed the castles, churches and cemeteries that greeted us throughout the day. However, we did not feel consistently safe on the roads; many roads ridden with minimal shoulders. Also, did not appreciate the routing at the end of day, through towns, past ALL 'sights' and finally to the lodging. This often involved narrow cobblestone roads shared with cars, trucks and walkers.

Great bikes, very helpful and friendly staff. Had a beautiful December afternoon bike ride to Belem.read more

Come to this shop for your rentals, tours, etc. We had a guided tour on great bikes, and are…read moreforever thankful. The quality is like no other and the guide was perfect if that is what you are looking for. If not guided, go for the rentals. This is a nice shop and you can't go wrong.

From the owner: Empresa de férias de bicicleta e rental bike em Portugal, servimos os nossos clientes com os…read moremelhores sitios para andar de bicicleta e com a nossa gastronomia.

We are really happy we came here. The staff was super helpful and gave us a map of locations they…read morerecommended to visit. We enjoyed their suggestions very much & it was really fun to ride around Lisbon. I would suggest to plan your day accordingly. If you're interested in renting a motorcycle/scooter I would highly recommend this place. Very nice & welcoming staff as well.

In A Nutshell -Small…read moreselection of scooters, but what they have works. -I think if you make a reservation, it would be recommended. -Service was good, but a little time consuming. Overall, we had a great time roaming the streets of Lisbon. If you aren't experienced w/ scooters I wouldn't recommend renting one bc the streets are very uneven w/ pot holes and the tram tracks.