Boys Bikes

Little ones will love going for a ride on our awesome range of boys' bikes. With a wide variety of styles like boys BMX bikes and licensed designs including Disney and Marvel, we've got something for every budding cyclist. All at our low prices for life.

Boys' bikes for every ride

They’ll be begging you to take them for a ride with one of our awesome boys’ bikes. Find bikes for all ages, including balance bikes for the little ones or BMX bikes for the older kids.

Match them to their ride

Growing boys need bikes to meet them where they’re at. Shop for boys’ bikes for all ages and all the bike accessories to go with them, including helmets, at a price you’ll love.

Mountain bikes for the trails

Have a little thrill-seeker on your hands? A boys’ mountain bike lets them test their riding skills on natural tracks out in the open air, with suspension that can handle the bumps. A 24-inch boys’ bike is usually a good starting point for boys over the age of 8, but trying different sizes can help find the right fit.

BMX bikes for tricks and jumps

If they love to spend their time at the skate park, they’re going to need a boys’ BMX bike. For older boys, a 20-inch boys’ bike in a BMX-style gives them the lightweight frame they need to take on the ramps and jumps, or grind rails once they get the basics down pat.

Balance bikes for little riders

Little riders need little bikes. Riding doesn’t get much simpler than with a boys’ balance bike, giving them some extra stability while they learn to balance and push themselves along.

Boys' bike FAQs

What size bike does my kid need?

Use your kid’s height and inseam to find the right size boys’ bike. They should be able to stand over the frame with at least 5 to 10 cm between their body and the top tube, allowing for a slight bend in the knee when they pedal and a relaxed bend in the elbow while they ride.

What's a good push bike for a beginner?

For toddlers, a balance bike is a good place to start. If they’re older, look for a lightweight, single-speed pedal bike that lets them get used to riding on two wheels.

How do I look after my kid's bike?

Regularly checking the tyre pressure and brakes on your kid's bike will make sure it’s ready to ride when they are. After each ride, clean off any mud, dirt or dust, and lubricate the chain every few weeks.