BMX Bikes

If you're a cycling enthusiast who’s planning to go from leisurely rides to off-roading and stunts, check out our selection of BMX bikes. Whether you’re into freestyle or BMX racing, our range features essentials like a steep angle head, die-cast wheels and an upright handle position for the right posture. If it's your first time investing in a BMX bike, don’t worry because we’re here to help you find the right one.

And for those new to the world of cycling, our bike buying guide is sure to come in handy. It breaks down the basics of buying a BMX bike and cover information about all sorts of safety accessories you’d want to know about before starting off on your biking adventures.

BMX Bikes

Whether you’re a seasoned BMX bike rider or a beginner, you'll be glad to know that our wide range of adult bikes cover both freestyle and BMX racing bikes. Choose from brands like Airwalk, Barracuda, Flite, Piranha and Hyper—they come with a sturdy frame for the right balance and flexibility. If doing high jumps and rollers in a race interest you, nothing compares to performing stunts on a 20-inch BMX bike. It’s also the standard and the most widely preferred wheel size for this type of cycling. And if you fancy showing off your skills at the skate park, go for a mini BMX. With better traction and grip, it's the right choice for kids and adults alike.

Kids BMX Bikes

Have you checked out our range of kids' BMX bikes? Our fabulous collection of kids' bikes gives them a great way to practise their amazing tricks. Choose classic blacks or go for our multi-coloured options in bright blues, pinks and green to jazz up their performance.

Go for 16- or 18-inch wheels as they’re the best choice if your little ones are just starting their journey with BMX biking. But if your kids are pro at cycling, why not treat them to our children's electric bike? For your little police officers, we’ve even got battery operated police bikes.

Since bicycle motocross as a sport involves a lot of stunts, it’s important to keep your safety in mind. Make sure to get yourself a bike helmet to avoid any kind of head injury. You might also need safety pads if you’re just beginning your training to be a BMX professional.