If your kids have asked Santa for a bike or if you are thinking of getting them one, we couldn't agree more with this gift.
Bikes are a gift that keeps on giving. Not only do they make a visual impact under the Christmas tree, but bikes also are the perfect excuse to bring everybody out after the big Christmas dinner. We all remember the fun of a Christmas family ride. It is the type of thing that creates lasting memories.
Bikes have many benefits on top of the excitement of the day.
First, they are built to last. Our Raleigh, Scott, Ridgeback and Bergamont kid's bikes are prime examples. Sturdy yet light, our children's bikes are designed to provide hours of entertainment for young riders.
Unlike some other toys, bikes will never be put aside for too long and have many uses. From cycling with the family to going on adventures around the neighbourhood with their friends and cycling to school, bikes offer them a freedom no other present can.
Finally, they are a brilliant way to stay fit and healthy and enjoy some outdoor fun.
So, give them the gift of transport and independence this Christmas and help them create lifelong memories.
What we offer to make your gifting extra special?
At Eurocycles, we want all our customers to have the best Christmas possible. That is why we offer you a few options to get your bike ready to be gifted on the 25th of December.
- In-store collection in one of our two Dublin-based stores (Long Mile Road and Airside, Swords)
When you choose to collect in-store, your bike will be thoroughly inspected and built fully to the highest standards by one of our mechanics.
- Greater Dublin area delivery.
This Christmas, you can get your bikes delivered for free and fully built when you live in Dublin's greater area. Our mechanics will have done all the checks necessary to ensure your little one gets the best out of their bikes.
If you are unsure if you qualify for this, please do not hesitate to contact us.
- Delivery everywhere else in Ireland
If you live anywhere else in Ireland, we will deliver your bike partially built in a box. Before dispatch, the bike will be inspected and partly built by our expert mechanics. All you'll need to do on reception is fit the pedals and handlebars.
As it can be difficult to hide such a big gift from prying eyes, we can happily wrap your parcel in black wrapping on request. Just add it to the comment section when ordering your bike.
Eurocycles' favourite kids' bikes for Christmas 2022
When it comes to choosing a few favourite children's bikes in our extensive range, it is quite a difficult task. However, we have a few shortlisted bicycles below for boys and girls alike.
For the mini adventurers who are just getting familiar with the two-wheeled world, we recommend the Berg Biky balance bikes. There is a full range of them to suit boys and girls. If you are on a budget, then the Chicco balance bikes are a terrific alternative.
If your young one is still learning the ropes and needs stabilisers, we love the Huffy So Sweet 12" and 16" designs. The purple and pink decals matching the pink saddle and handlebar grips are sure to please any little girl. If you wish for a more classic look and your girl is all about accessories, look no further than the Raleigh Molli. Declined in 3 sizes, these bikes are first when it comes to combining style and quality.
For the boys, the Raleigh Pop 12", 14", and 16" kids’ bikes combine serious looks with quality parts for bikes that will deliver the best adventures.
We also love Huffy's Delirium 16" and Pro Thunder 12" for their striking graphics and small price.
For older kids, Raleigh continues to impress with their Pop range which offers bikes for everyday use. However, if your child is big into off-road adventures, we recommend the Scott Scale 24" bikes. These are quality mountain bikes modelled on their adult counterparts.
Finally, if you are unsure about the bike size you need for your child, we recommend you look at our Eurocycles Kids Bike Size Guide. And, if you need advice on how to choose the right bike size for your child, we create a handy guide that should help you find out.
