Where can you get a bike repaired in Oslo?
Bike workshops in Oslo and a free place to fix your bike yourself.
Short answer
In Oslo, bike workshops include Candy Mountain Cyclery in Waldemar Thranes gate 51 and Paahjul in Barcode, which also takes drop-ins for urgent small repairs. Paahjul is run by Kirkens Bymisjon together with HitecVision. If you prefer to fix the bike yourself, Sykkelkjøkkenet in St. Halvards gate 1B is a free, volunteer-run workshop open to everyone.
Why
- Rouleur Oslo, a cycling venue in Ullevålsveien, sends customers to its partner Candy Mountain Cyclery for workshop services, and Candy Mountain takes service bookings on its website.
- Kirkens Bymisjon describes Paahjul as a full-service bike workshop where you can book a time, and it also offers work training for people outside ordinary working life.
- Sykkelkjøkkenet says its workshop is free to use and open to everyone, no experience is needed, and basic parts such as brake pads and cables are sold at a low price.
Details
Check opening hours on each workshop's website before you go; Candy Mountain, for example, is closed on Sundays and Mondays. If you want a cheap used bike instead, OsloKollega repairs and refurbishes bikes handed in at the city's recycling stations and sells them.
Tip
If you only need a quick fix such as a puncture, ask Paahjul about a drop-in repair; for a full service, book a time.
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Sources
- Candy Mountain CycleryChecked at:
- Rouleur Oslo: workshop and rentalChecked at:
- Kirkens Bymisjon: Paahjul bike workshopChecked at:
- Sykkelkjøkkenet OsloChecked at:
- Oslo kommune: reuseChecked at:
Information checked on 20 October 2026.
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