Pastel Cycles

From bikes to beer

At Pastel Cycles, two-wheelers rule! More than just bike shops, these third places bring together seasoned cyclists and leisurely explorers in a pleasant atmosphere of goodwill. Here, bikes are sold, rented, repaired and pampered. That’s right, their cycling passion is all about sharing. As proof, Pastel Cycles is an Accueil Vélo-approved specialist which means their clients receive the ultimate bike-friendly welcome.

Along the lines of the hybrid cafés in London, the creators of Pastel Cycles intended their outlets as social spaces where togetherness reigns. Indeed, besides the workshop and the bike shop, there’s also a café where you can enjoy a drink while your bicycle is left in good hands. But you can also without your bike, just for the pleasure of chatting over a pint about cycling and gravel trails. You’re bound to get talking to someone at your table who shares your love of bikes and beer.

Pastel Passion at 3 outlets in the Paris Region

Whether you’re an occasional cyclist or a seasoned athlete, you’ll receive the same warm welcome at Pastel Cycles. The friendly staff are ** good at explaining things and always cheerful. Most of them joined Pastel after a change of career, which makes them even more keen to pass on to others a desire to learn and reinvent themselves. There are lots of people who want to change how they travel, but still see cycling as too big a step to take. The enthusiastic Pastel Cycles team are on hand to offer their expert advice and customised guidance, and that changes everything! Whether you’re looking for a cargo bike, an E-bike or a good old pushbike, this is the place to find it.

Actually, 3 places. A peloton of twenty or so employees, led by 6 true bicycle buffs, await you at their three shops in Paris. Pastel Richer can be found in the 9th arrondissement, near the Grand Rex cinema where your derailleur plays the leading role. In the 3rd arrondissement, Pastel Turbigo** stands on one of the most popular cycling routes in Paris. Last but not least, Pastel Batignolles in the 17th has a whole array of gleaming bikes.
Want to air your lungs? Explore the Paris Region by bike.