Hi! I'm moving to Geneva in a couple of weeks, and I wanted to ask if anyone has a bicycle for sale, or knows of a good deal or market to buy one, or rent short term, thanks!
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Buying/renting a bicycle in Geneva
Jun 18, 2026 @ 17:49
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Hi! I'm moving to Geneva in a couple of weeks, and I wanted to ask if anyone has a bicycle for sale, or knows of a good deal or market to buy one, or rent short term, thanks!
Juliette FJun 18, 2026 @ 17:49
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Jun 20, 2026 @ 07:11
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https://www.pro-velo-geneve.ch/bourse_aux_velos_geneve_achat_vente_occasion
Marvin S, Jun 20, 2026 @ 07:11
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Jun 20, 2026 @ 10:48
I am selling mine.
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Jun 30, 2026 @ 13:01
try bikes2fold at Cornavin (Place Montbrillant 5), they're SUPER professional, very nice, and they're now selling top of the line bikes at very good prices.
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try bikes2fold at Cornavin (Place Montbrillant 5), they're SUPER professional, very nice, and they're now selling top of the line bikes at very good prices.
Kay H, Jun 30, 2026 @ 13:01
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Jun 30, 2026 @ 17:19
You could combine this with discovering Geneva.
Look up online where are the Brocante and boutiques like Centre Social Protestant, Emmäus or Caritas and go on bus/tram see if they have anything available.
It's not guaranteed but sometimes you can find something for very good prices
Otherwise there is the flea market ( Marché au puces) on Plaine de Plainpalais, - again details online - on Wednesdays Saturdays and ? I think 1st Sunday of the month, sometimes you can find some there.
Ask at ProVelo already mentioned above for any suggestions. Their own next bike sale (Bourse au Velos) is not until 29th August.
There is a small bike shop Peclot13 in one of the small streets behind Plainpalais, that serviced my bike when I had one, for a very good price and they were super friendly, they sell 2nd hand. . There are I think 3 of these Peclot13s in Geneva.
When you move here, look regularly at the newsletter that is put in the letterbox by your local commune every month. Sometimes there are small markets, or mobile bicycle repair shops who either may have something for sale, or who could maybe recommend other places.
There is Donkey Republic that you can rent from whilst looking for your own, look up Donkey Rebublic Geneva website for details , you rent using an app on yout phone.. details on the website..looks like could be a little pricey in the long run..
Look up online where are the Brocante and boutiques like Centre Social Protestant, Emmäus or Caritas and go on bus/tram see if they have anything available.
It's not guaranteed but sometimes you can find something for very good prices
Otherwise there is the flea market ( Marché au puces) on Plaine de Plainpalais, - again details online - on Wednesdays Saturdays and ? I think 1st Sunday of the month, sometimes you can find some there.
Ask at ProVelo already mentioned above for any suggestions. Their own next bike sale (Bourse au Velos) is not until 29th August.
There is a small bike shop Peclot13 in one of the small streets behind Plainpalais, that serviced my bike when I had one, for a very good price and they were super friendly, they sell 2nd hand. . There are I think 3 of these Peclot13s in Geneva.
When you move here, look regularly at the newsletter that is put in the letterbox by your local commune every month. Sometimes there are small markets, or mobile bicycle repair shops who either may have something for sale, or who could maybe recommend other places.
There is Donkey Republic that you can rent from whilst looking for your own, look up Donkey Rebublic Geneva website for details , you rent using an app on yout phone.. details on the website..looks like could be a little pricey in the long run..
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You could combine this with discovering Geneva.
Look up online where are the Brocante and boutiques like Centre Social Protestant, Emmäus or Caritas and go on bus/tram see if they have anything available.
It's not guaranteed but sometimes you can find something for very good prices
Otherwise there is the flea market ( Marché au puces) on Plaine de Plainpalais, - again details online - on Wednesdays Saturdays and ? I think 1st Sunday of the month, sometimes you can find some there.
Ask at ProVelo already mentioned above for any suggestions. Their own next bike sale (Bourse au Velos) is not until 29th August.
There is a small bike shop Peclot13 in one of the small streets behind Plainpalais, that serviced my bike when I had one, for a very good price and they were super friendly, they sell 2nd hand. . There are I think 3 of these Peclot13s in Geneva.
When you move here, look regularly at the newsletter that is put in the letterbox by your local commune every month. Sometimes there are small markets, or mobile bicycle repair shops who either may have something for sale, or who could maybe recommend other places.
There is Donkey Republic that you can rent from whilst looking for your own, look up Donkey Rebublic Geneva website for details , you rent using an app on yout phone.. details on the website..looks like could be a little pricey in the long run..
TogJay, Jun 30, 2026 @ 17:19
Look up online where are the Brocante and boutiques like Centre Social Protestant, Emmäus or Caritas and go on bus/tram see if they have anything available.
It's not guaranteed but sometimes you can find something for very good prices
Otherwise there is the flea market ( Marché au puces) on Plaine de Plainpalais, - again details online - on Wednesdays Saturdays and ? I think 1st Sunday of the month, sometimes you can find some there.
Ask at ProVelo already mentioned above for any suggestions. Their own next bike sale (Bourse au Velos) is not until 29th August.
There is a small bike shop Peclot13 in one of the small streets behind Plainpalais, that serviced my bike when I had one, for a very good price and they were super friendly, they sell 2nd hand. . There are I think 3 of these Peclot13s in Geneva.
When you move here, look regularly at the newsletter that is put in the letterbox by your local commune every month. Sometimes there are small markets, or mobile bicycle repair shops who either may have something for sale, or who could maybe recommend other places.
There is Donkey Republic that you can rent from whilst looking for your own, look up Donkey Rebublic Geneva website for details , you rent using an app on yout phone.. details on the website..looks like could be a little pricey in the long run..
TogJay, Jun 30, 2026 @ 17:19
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