Condor Cycles
Bicycles, cycling components and apparel for cyclists, sold online and through Condor’s London retail and workshop operations
Highlights
- Hiring6 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Condor Cycles
Condor Cycles designs and sells its own bicycles and frames, alongside Brompton bikes, cycling components, accessories and clothing. It also offers bicycle assembly, servicing, repairs and bike fitting.
Customers include cyclists buying online or in-store. Condor assembles custom-configured bikes in London and makes its frames by hand in Italy.
The company is headquartered in London and was founded in 1948; the registered entity was founded in 2005. Its store is on Gray’s Inn Road and it has a Lewisham site. Current recruitment includes sales, workshop, warehouse, dispatch and stock roles.
Product: Bicycles, frames, cycling parts, accessories and apparel, plus bicycle assembly, servicing, repairs and fitting.
Jobs at Condor Cycles (6)
Condor Cycles is hiring for 6 roles in manufacturing, operations and sales, based in Lewisham and London.
Stock/replenishment team member
New on EvolcSales associate
New on EvolcDispatch team member
New on EvolcFull & part time warehouse operative
New on EvolcFull time workshop mechanic
New on EvolcFull time & part time sales team member
New on Evolc
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Leadership
- Monty Young · FounderSource: company website
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