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Rent a Conor WRC 29 hardtail in Palma for a full-day exploration of Mallorca’s coastal tracks and Tramuntana foothills. This rental pairs a responsive 29" hardtail with local route knowledge—ideal for riders seeking varied singletrack and fast descents.
Rent a Conor WRC 29 hardtail in Palma for a full-day exploration of Mallorca’s coastal tracks and Tramuntana foothills. This rental pairs a responsive 29" hardtail with local route knowledge—ideal for riders seeking varied singletrack and fast descents.
You push a pedal and the city slides sideways: limestone cliffs rise to your left, the Mediterranean flashes to your right, and Palma loosens its grip as you follow old mule tracks out of town. The Conor WRC 29 hardtail feels direct beneath you — light, responsive, ready for singletrack that angles through low pines and across terraced, stony slopes.
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Operated by GreenTours Palma · Palma, Balearic Islands
You push a pedal and the city slides sideways: limestone cliffs rise to your left, the Mediterranean flashes to your right, and Palma loosens its grip as you follow old mule tracks out of town. The Conor WRC 29 hardtail feels direct beneath you — light, responsive, ready for singletrack that angles through low pines and across terraced, stony slopes.
Mallorca’s trails trace a layered history: prehistoric paths, Moorish irrigation routes, and shepherd tracks carved into the Serra de Tramuntana’s limestone ridges. Geology here is obvious—karstified rock that sheds gravel into fast, fun descents and creates viewpoints that feel sculpted by sea and time.
Local cycling culture is practical and social; riders swap route tips at cafés and respect the island’s farmers and dry-stone walls. The rental shop in Palma (open 10:00–18:00) provides helmets and a full-day booking option, and requires ID/passport on collection.
Practical guidance: expect mixed terrain—paved connector roads, rocky singletrack, and occasional sandy stretches; tire pressure around 1.8–2.2 bar works for most 29” tyres. Bring a hydration pack, a basic repair kit, and layers for coastal winds. If you plan to ride into the Tramuntana, choose routes matched to your skill level and avoid protected terraces to prevent erosion.
This rental is a straightforward way to access Mallorca’s varied riding in a single day: pick up in Palma, choose a route from coastal loops to quiet ridgelines, and return before dusk. Respect private land, stay on marked tracks, and let the island’s wind nudge you onward.
Yes—helmet use is included; you can use the provided helmet or bring your own for comfort.
Pickup is at Costa de la Pols nº 6 local 13 in Palma; the shop is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00.
No—this rental suits a range of abilities, but choose routes that match your confidence on gravel and singletrack.
A current valid passport is required when collecting the bike and completing the rental paperwork.
GreenTours Palma operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push a pedal and the city slides sideways: limestone cliffs rise to your left, the Mediterranean flashes to your right, and Palma loosens its grip as you follow old mule tracks out of town. The Conor WRC 29 hardtail feels direct beneath you — light, responsive, ready for singletrack that angles through low pines and across terraced, stony slopes.
You push a pedal and the city slides sideways: limestone cliffs rise to your left, the Mediterranean flashes to your right, and Palma loosens its grip as you follow old mule tracks out of town. The Conor WRC 29 hardtail feels direct beneath you — light, responsive, ready for singletrack that angles through low pines and across terraced, stony slopes.
Mallorca’s trails trace a layered history: prehistoric paths, Moorish irrigation routes, and shepherd tracks carved into the Serra de Tramuntana’s limestone ridges. Geology here is obvious—karstified rock that sheds gravel into fast, fun descents and creates viewpoints that feel sculpted by sea and time.
Local cycling culture is practical and social; riders swap route tips at cafés and respect the island’s farmers and dry-stone walls. The rental shop in Palma (open 10:00–18:00) provides helmets and a full-day booking option, and requires ID/passport on collection.
Practical guidance: expect mixed terrain—paved connector roads, rocky singletrack, and occasional sandy stretches; tire pressure around 1.8–2.2 bar works for most 29” tyres. Bring a hydration pack, a basic repair kit, and layers for coastal winds. If you plan to ride into the Tramuntana, choose routes matched to your skill level and avoid protected terraces to prevent erosion.
This rental is a straightforward way to access Mallorca’s varied riding in a single day: pick up in Palma, choose a route from coastal loops to quiet ridgelines, and return before dusk. Respect private land, stay on marked tracks, and let the island’s wind nudge you onward.