MODERN ADVENTURE PRO CYCLING
UCI Men's ProTeam Mechanic

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Who are we & what are we looking for:
Modern Adventure Pro Cycling is a UCI Men’s ProTeam that began competing on the world stage in 2026. Our mission is to help shape the future of American cycling by recruiting and developing top U.S. talent and providing them with the support system that they need to thrive. An integral part of that support system is the bike mechanic. They are responsible for building and maintaining the team’s fleet of bikes - making sure they are fast, safe & tuned to each rider’s needs.
As a team, we believe that success is about more than just results. It’s about joy in the process, strength in the collective and riding (or supporting) with purpose, grit and gratitude.
We are looking for someone who is game to help us make our definition of success a reality. Someone with a “can do” attitude that is resilient, methodical, precise and who will contribute to a joyous work environment.
What to expect:
- Up to 180 working days per year.
- The contract is for November 1, 2026-October 31, 2027.
- These working days may be spent…
- Building and maintaining bikes at team headquarters (HQ) in Girona, Spain.
- Bike fitting - making adjustments to bikes based on rider feedback.
- Packing before races and unpacking and cleaning after races at HQ.
- Driving a team vehicle across Europe to and from races.
- Flying internationally with a train of bike bags.
- Riding in a race car to provide mechanical support to riders in a race.
- Performing any myriad of tasks during a race like inflating tires, safety checks, loading roof racks with spare bikes and trunks with spare wheels, preparing a portable toolbag and riding along in the race car in case of mechanical issues (wheel swaps, bike swaps, on-the-fly adjustments to bikes).
- Cleaning bikes and vehicles post-race.
- Prepared to work up to 14 consecutive days (stage races or training camps).
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- At least 3 years experience working as a bike mechanic.
- European driving license minimum category C.
- The team language is English. You must have a CEFR English language level of B2 or above if English is not your mother tongue.
- Very useful if you speak multiple languages (e.g. French, Italian, Spanish, etc.)
- Proficient writing skills in English (e.g. capable of writing a coherent race debrief or report).
- Basic computer skills (Excel, Word).
Soft skills we are looking for:
- Effective communication skills
- Ability to perform under pressure/ think on your feet
- Reliable/ consistent
- Excited about technology + keen to learn & problem solve
- Team player
Salary range:
38.000-40.000 EUR
Open for negotiation based on experience.
We ask that you please send 3 character/ professional references to hq@maprocycling.com. Ideally located or willing to relocate close to team headquarters in Girona, Spain.
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