A bike ride is a great way to get your entire family outdoors for fresh air and quality time. It allows you to explore new neighbourhoods or parks, relieve stress and teach kids balance and coordination (all while wearing off pent-up energy!). Basically, biking is a win-win every time you go for a spin. And whether your gang is into trail riding or city cruising, or you’re planning to introduce the little one to two wheels, we’ve got the best bike for you.
Have no idea where to begin? Our bike buying guide can help.
Age range: 10 years and up
Wheel size: 27.5 inches
Weight: 37.81 pounds
Brake type: Front and rear linear pull breaks
Number of speeds: 21
Frame material: Aluminum
Easy to handle
Gear shifting may be a bit finicky
Age range: 15 years and up
Wheel size: Not listed
Weight: 50.7 pounds
Brake type: Front and rear linear pull breaks
Number of speeds: 6
Frame material: Aluminum
Charges in just four hours
Too tall for short adults
Age range: 12 years and up
Wheel size: 26 inches
Weight: 33 pounds
Brake type: F disk brake
Number of speeds: 21
Frame material: Steel
Top-of-the-line parts
Pricey
Age range: 14 years and up
Wheel size: 26 inches
Weight: 42 pounds
Brake type: Coaster brake
Number of speeds: 1
Frame material: Steel
Comes with an insulated cooler
Meant only for flat roads
Age range: 5 years and up
Wheel size: 20 inches
Weight: 34 pounds
Brake type: Front and rear linear pull brakes
Number of speeds: 6
Frame material: Steel
Comfy handlebars with good grip in wet weather
Assembly kit could use more tools
Age range: 6 years and up
Wheel size: 20 inches
Weight: 31.86 pounds
Brake type: Front caliper and rear u-brakes
Number of speeds: 1
Frame material: Steel
Excellent traction
Not meant for long family rides
Age range: 4 to 6 years
Wheel size: 16 inches
Weight: 22.7 pounds
Brake type: Coaster brakes
Number of speeds: 1
Frame material: Steel
Comes with training wheels
Seat is not great quality
Use this table as a general guide:
| Approximate age | Child’s height | Wheel size |
| 2 to 5 | 26 to 34 inches | 12 inches |
| 4 to 8 | 34 to 42 inches | 16 inches |
| 6 to 9 | 42 to 48 inches | 18 inches |
| 7 to 10 | 48 to 50 inches | 20 inches |
| 9 and up | 50 inches and up | 24 inches |
Rolling resistance, gearing and heavy-duty suspension systems make these bikes perfect for trails, country roads and any other type of off-road riding. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes for riders of all ages and skill levels.
If you’re looking for a quick, smooth ride, a road bike is the ticket. The slick designs and lightweight components are created for speed, but they also work well for urban touring and even commuting.
Pedal-assist bikes make long commutes and hilly weekend explorations a little easier—and less sweaty! Electric bikes (a.k.a. e-bikes) are city bikes with a motor that you can switch on when you’d like a little extra power.
Designed for smooth, comfortable riding, cruisers (sometimes called urban bikes) typically boast an upright riding position, wide tires and a cushy saddle. They’re perfect for pedaling around the neighbourhood.
Children’s bikes have come a long way, baby. All of the styles and features available to adults are open to pint-size riders, too. Plus, there are balance bikes and bikes with training wheels, for the littlest cyclists.
If you’re trying to decide between a men’s bike or a women’s bike, know that women’s bikes tend to have smaller frames (best for shorter people), narrower handlebars (to fit narrower shoulders) and different seats. Does that mean women have to buy women’s bikes and vice versa? Absolutely not! Buy the bike that you like and fits your frame and you can swap out the seat later if necessary.
Get ready to rack up some sweaty, muddy miles on your local trails. A new mountain biker will be able to push their limits on steep climbs, rocky turns and enjoy long park runs, too. This well-rounded mountain bike delivers on handling, reliability and price.
You’ll be able to tackle that hill, go the extra mile (or more!) and commute to work without breaking a sweat on this pedal-assist motorized bike. It reaches a top speed of 20 miles per hour and the battery has a run time of an hour, which should be plenty of juice to get you anywhere you need to go.
If you’re ready to upgrade to a legit road bike, this GoTyger model could be your new set of wheels. This all-around race bike has a low weight, high stiffness and fast handling. Get ready to tear up the tarmac!
This classic easy-rider bike is built for laidback comfort. It won’t be a go-to for hills or bumpy trails, but if you’re cruising city streets, or making a short commute to the office, this relaxing ride won’t disappoint.
If you have a kid who’s set to shred, this geared-up bike with knobby tires and pull brakes is ready to rip! This little mountain bike is a great option for kids who are ready for more advanced trails.
The jet fuel-inspired paint job is telling—this BMX bike can take off like a rocket, thanks to its light 48-spoke alloy rims. And, with platform pedals and a rotor for 360-degree handlebar rotation, kids can learn some real tricks. Your little thrillseeker will be attempting bar turns and bunny hops in no time!
As far as starter bikes go, this one checks all the boxes: sturdy steel frame, junior-sized everything, from pedals to handlebars, and removable training wheels. But if your little one is more into pink and blue than green and black, check out the Movelo Razzle!
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