BMX – Tony Hawk Homer Boy’s 20-Inch

The Tony Hawk Homer boy’s BMX bike includes such features as a deluxe freestyle steel frame, a comfortable Hawk signature saddle, sturdy pedals, an adjustable seat post, 20-inch alloy double-walled rims, and an alloy hub with a Chromoly axle. Read more

Mongoose Slyde Girl’s Freestyle Bike 20-Inch Wheels

The Mongoose Slyde girl’s freestyle bike is an ideal choice for young women with an adventurous streak. The bike also includes sure-stopping front and rear caliper brakes and extra-wide 2-inch tires that roll smoothly over both pavement and grass. Read more

Mongoose ShowTime Boy’s Bike 16-Inch Wheels

The Mongoose ShowTime boy’s bike is an ideal transitional bike for boys still learning how to ride. The bike offers such features as a handcrafted dirt-jumping steel frame and a unicrown fork, providing nice control while your child zips around the neighborhood or nearby trails. The bike also stops securely thanks to the dual braking system, which includes rear hand brakes and a rear coaster brake.
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BMX – Schwinn Scorcher Boys’ Bike 16-Inch Wheels

The BMX-style 16-inch Scorcher bike from Schwinn features a grown-up look that’s great for showing off around the neighborhood. It’s outfitted with hybrid slick tires for a good grip over any surface, front pegs (just like a real BMX bike), a handlebar pad for added protection, and an enclosed chain guard to help prevent snags and dirty pants cuffs. The coaster-style brakes make stopping a breeze for new cyclists, and the Scorcher also includes both front and rear caliper brakes for advanced riders. Read more

Spider-Man 16-Inch Bike

The bike is ideal for bicyclists-in- training thanks to its set of secure training wheels

Features:
* Spider-Man-themed 16-inch BMX bike with heavy-duty steel frame
* Pneumatic 16-inch knobby tires with secure training wheels
* Rear coaster and hand brakes; fully enclosed chain guard
* Measures 40 x 36 x 24 inches (W x H x D); weighs 29 pounds
* Recommended for ages 2 to 5

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