BMX Bikes

The Northlakes area of the Central Coast has some great places for BMX bikes. The many skateparks like at Gorokan, Wadalba and The Entrance as well as the Slam Factory Indoor Skate Park are awesome for freestyle BMX, whereas any place you can pile up a mound of earth and mud can be your own dirt-jumping heaven.

The Extreme Sports Facility at San Remo in particular is also worth mentioning, as Wyong Council have created a whole bunch of jump runs perfect for BMX riders of all levels. Some runs are relatively easy, whilst the more advanced runs are only for the more hardcore and extreme rider. Helmets and gloves are strongly advised.

AA Cycles have the North Lakes' best range of BMX bikes for freestyle, street, dirt-jumping or even BMX racing if you want to hit the track at Terrigal or Argenton.

Mongoose have been part of the BMX world since it first took off back in the eighties, and are still one of the world's leaders in BMX bikes. Top models in the Mongoose BMX range include Shield, Fraction, Rogue, Mischief, Brawler, Menace and the racing Supergoose. To check out the full range of Mongoose BMX bikes, click on the official Mongoose Australia website.

Colony BMX are an Australian-owned BMX company located right here on the NSW Central Coast. In addition to complete bikes like their Endeavour and Sect models, Colony BMX also do a huge range of bits 'n' pieces. To see them all, take a look at the Colony BMX website.

Just two years ago Sub Rosa set in motion an idea that would completely change the lives of BMX riders. Not only has 'The Skeleton Crew' come up with an awesome range of bikes and frames, but also accessories and apparel to make Sub Rosa more of a cult than a brand. Check out Sub Rosa's official website for the full story.

Out of California in the early nineties came Felt Bicycles - who specialised in high-end race bikes. Fast-forward some years, Felt now have a superb range of BMX bikes for freestyle, dirt-jumping and racing. To view the full range, check out Felt's website by clicking here.

Small but hardcore! That's the DK Bicycles brand for ya! These awesome BMX machines are in their element going hard in a skatepark or on the street - with you riding one, of course. Take a look at DK's website if you wanna know more...

If you click on the Forgotten Bike Co website, you'll see that it's rather cartoony. But if you ever ride one of these awesome local bikes you'll see that they're anything other than comical! Full bikes, parts and accessories will make sure that Forgotten Bike Co is never actually forgotten!