Adopt a Bike La

We restore and sell used bikes in Los Angeles, CA. We primarily sell road bikes. We are available Some are donated or part-exchanged.

Established in 2012, Adopt a Bike ™ was born out of our frustration in finding a decent used bike. When searching for a used bike we found that all too often the bikes were either not properly tuned or just not what was advertised. As the name suggests we acquire our bikes from anywhere they are discarded. The majority of our bikes come from local recycling centers, police & general auctions, also

12/25/2023

☃️ From my home to yours, Merry Christmas and may this holiday season be filled with laughter, love, and cherished moments 🎄❤️

11/16/2023

It was nice to catch up with our first bike mechanic who now moved to Boston 🍷

Yes we still have some bikes in our garage if you are looking to buy ✅

08/05/2022

⚡️Yes !! The West Adams Bike Tour is this Sunday / August 7th !

➡️ We ride on the First Sunday of Every Month !

About this event :

🚲 The TOUR will explore West Adams the best way, on a bike. You will learn about : the history, local businesses, real estate and more... It will be led by me, the local Real Estate Agent - Jose Prats IG

RSVP only ! (link in bio)

We leave from :

🏝 Alsace Hotel
5170 W Adams Blvd. LA, 90016

⏰ Departure time : 11 am

Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring water !💧

05/09/2022

Mother’s Day celebration pic

05/02/2022

Peach 3 speed is sold out but we still have 4 Aqua ones available. $369 + tax Brand New !!

04/14/2022

Happy Thursday!
We paused our bike shop operations for now. Will be back next week to rebuild our Retrospec bikes. In the meantime you can follow my home remodel adventure

03/21/2022

🚲 A pedestrian and bike bridge between Cypress Park and Elysian Valley has finally opened - after having been in the works for decades.
The ribbon was cut last week on the bright-orange Taylor Yard Bridge, which is now open for pedestrians and cyclists to cross
the Los Angeles River. Motor vehicles are not allowed.
The structure's bright orange color and style is meant to evoke
classic railway bridges, the mayor's office said. The bike and
pedestrian pathway is about 18 feet wide, but the whole structure spans 30 feet tall, 27 feet wide and about 400 feet long.

02/28/2022

Love the community of West Adams

☕️ Coffee from Rwanda

02/27/2022

There's nothing more satisfying than getting lost in the desert . On your next Joshua Tree adventure, be sure to explore these impactful gems from incredible outdoor art installations to free campsites.

📸 photographs