When I came to Spain, I was secretly worried that there were no 1337 youngsters/ nerds in Spain…read more Fortunately, Clippy jokes and a fondness for QBert transcend cultural barriers. When the son of the host family and I were in the mood to play Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, or any other super-violent video game, we would pay 2 euros for an hour of gaming at Ciber Zulo. Even if you're not into games, you can still use the computers (all PCs, no Macs) to surf the net, use instant messenger programs (this was the first time I've used ICQ since 1997), or do word processing. AND, if you're like the Spanish version of Grandma's Boy who spends hours on end at this ciber, you're entitled to a discounted rate of 70 centimos per hour. [1] Alas, we had social lives and didn't get to experience this perk. [1] A guy by the name of Santiago currently holds court.

The shop is located in a cool shopping area in Pontareas. A very friendly crew and always…read moreinterested in all things bicycles. The town has an active cycling community and the route info is free. There are lots of options for road, mountain and gravel rides in the area. The work is good and the rates are very reasonable. If you are in need of mechanical assistance mid ride, Pablo has gotten me back on the road in minutes.

This small shop is service focused shop in the hart of Ponteareas. The mechanics know their stuff…read moreand are friendly and helpful. They have serviced several of my bike several times and two complete builds. The builds are arguably the best I've ever had. They offer some accessories and can order bikes if you are looking for something special. Solid shop and my go-to mechanic.