Eastern BMX Bikes
 | A gem if you are just beginning the sport of BMX. Lightweight and Visually appealing. |
 | Built to last and pass on to the next sibling, a great investment for the young beginner. |
 | Has everything one would expect from the full-sized Traildigger wrapped in a smaller package. |
 | Perfect for the young rider that is ready to move up from a 16 inch, but still too young for a 20 inch. |
 | The color schemes may not appeal to everyone but its a technically sound bike, and affordable too. |
 | One of the best options from Eastern available for a beginner BMX freestye rider. |
 | A fantastic BMX to get to grips with flat riding before you take to any freestyle elements. |
 | Resilient to lots of stops and go’s while at the same time, designed for many hours of hard riding. |
 | Perfect for any BMX biker who seeks a lightweight, sturdy and and good-looking bike. |
 | A bike to take to the ramps and practice your jumping skills. This bike can compete with the best. |
 | A quality lightweight pro-level bike youll be throwing it around with zero effort! |
 | A jump up from some of the other Eastern models and certainly will bring out the best from riders. |
 | A powerful and robust pro level BMX bike, arguably the best in its price range. |
 | Wont let you down, most definitely one for making Big Air and is just as good on the ground. |
 | Not strictly a ladies bike, but if there were to be a BMX bike designed for women, this would be it. |
 | Worth every penny. Pros may tweak a few parts but everyday riders wont need to change a thing. |
 | A serious bike that will show its true grit on those competition ramps without too many tweaks. |
 | A robust bike built for endurance and strength, and is suited to the flats or an intermediate level trail. |
 | Built to ride in rough and challenging places, but the Thunderbird is also sleek for everyday pleasure riding. |
 | Designed for pro level riding you can take this robust bike virtually anywhere. |