Curated shortlists of bikes available in Australia, grouped by category, spec and value. Pick a collection to see the models, then open any bike for its full geometry and build profile.
Standout bikes our team rates across every category, chosen for the balance of spec, ride and value they offer Australian riders.
10 bikes →Popular models from the brands Australian riders ask about most, spanning road, mountain, commuter and electric.
8 bikes →The newest model-year bikes in the directory, freshly added and current for the Australian market.
12 bikes →Bikes that punch above their price, chosen for strong specs at the lower end of their category.
12 bikes →Road bikes with a low, stretched stack-to-reach for a racier position, drawn from the bikes we hold researched geometry for.
12 bikes →Gravel bikes that clear 45mm or wider tyres, for rougher surfaces and bigger adventures, ranked by maximum tyre clearance.
12 bikes →Trail and enduro mountain bikes with 150mm or more of front travel, ranked by fork travel, for steeper and rougher terrain.
8 bikes →Road bikes with a taller, more upright stack-to-reach for all-day comfort, drawn from the bikes we hold researched geometry for.
12 bikes →Cross-country mountain bikes built to climb and go fast, with short-travel suspension and steeper, efficient geometry.
12 bikes →Gravel bikes with a simple, chain-secure single-chainring drivetrain, ranked by maximum tyre clearance.
12 bikes →Road bikes with a claimed weight at or under 8.5kg, for riders who chase every gram on the climbs, ranked lightest first.
8 bikes →Mountain bikes with a slack 65 degree or slacker head angle, built to stay composed on steep, fast descents, ranked slackest first.
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