5 models. Australian RRP.

Apollo price list.

Every Apollo bike we list for Australia, sorted from cheapest to dearest, with its recommended retail price in AUD. Tap any model for full specs, geometry and where to buy.

Cheapest$549Panther 24
Middle price$1,049across 5 models
Most expensive$2,149Trail 30
Commuter 3from $799Kids 1from $549Mountain 1from $2,149
ModelTypeKey specsRRP (AUD)
Panther 24KidsAluminium, 24-inch, Shimano 21-speed$549
Altura WSCommuterAluminium, 700c, Shimano 24-speed$799
Trace 302026CommuterAluminium, 700c, Shimano Altus 3x9-speed$1,049
Eon Commuter 202026CommuterElectricSee listing$1,999
Trail 30MountainAluminium, 27.5-inch, SRAM SX Eagle 1x12-speed$2,149

Prices are the last recommended retail price we saw at Apollo or an Australian retailer. Sale prices and stock change often, so check with the seller. Want to weigh two or more up? Compare them side by side or see the Apollo range page.

Apollo price questions

What is the cheapest Apollo bike in Australia?

The Apollo Panther 24 (kids) at $549 RRP is the lowest priced Apollo we list. For adults, the cheapest is the Altura WS (commuter) at $799. The cheapest Apollo e-bike we list is the Eon Commuter 20 at $1,999.

How much do Apollo bikes cost in Australia?

Apollo bikes on BikeFinder range from $549 to $2,149, with a middle price of about $1,049 across 5 priced models.

What is the most expensive Apollo bike?

Of the models we list, the Apollo Trail 30 at $2,149 is the most expensive.

Are these Apollo prices current?

Prices are recommended retail prices in Australian dollars, last seen at the brand or an Australian retailer. Sales and stock change often, so confirm with the seller before you buy.

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