Bikes
Whether you’re cycling through city streets, hitting mountain trails or enjoying a weekend ride, find the perfect bike here. We cover city commuters, mountain bikes, road bikes and more.
Browse our curated selection of bikes from budget-friendly choices to top-tier models. Each pick balances quality, comfort and value to suit different needs and budgets.
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The best bike depends on how and where you ride: city commuting, road cycling, mountain trails, or casual weekend rides.
Consider factors like bike type, frame size, tyre width, suspension (if off-road), comfort, and durability. Balance these with your budget to find the best fit.
- Bike type: City bike, mountain bike, road bike, or hybrid—pick based on terrain and ride style.
- Frame & size: Choose a frame size that fits your height. A proper fit ensures comfort and control.
- Tyres & suspension: Wider tyres and suspension help on rough roads or trails; narrower tyres work better for speed and smooth roads.
- Maintenance & build quality: Look for a sturdy frame, dependable components, and easy maintenance if you ride often.
Bikes by type of use
Whether you’re commuting in the city, training on the road, or riding rough trails, the right bike depends on your route, comfort needs, and how often you ride.
When is it time to upgrade your bike?
If your current bike feels uncomfortable, shows wear and tear, or no longer suits how you ride, it may be time to upgrade.
The biggest improvements usually come from better fit and comfort, stronger components, and a bike style that matches your terrain and pace.
Bikes – common questions
Common questions people have when shopping for a bike.
What type of bike should I pick first?
Start with how you plan to ride. A city or hybrid bike suits commuting and errands, a mountain bike suits rough terrain, and a road bike suits speed and longer rides on smooth roads.
How much should I spend on a bike?
It depends on how often you ride and where. A basic bike can work for occasional rides, while frequent riders often benefit from better components, stronger wheels, and improved comfort.
How long does a good bike last?
With regular maintenance and proper storage, a good-quality bike can last many years. Wear items like tyres, chains, and brake pads will need replacement over time.