If you're wanting to up your game and spice up your local skatepark, Wildcat Mini BMXΒ is the only real choice in Australia. We've changed what it means to shred on a Mini Rocker.
From theΒ strongest frames & lightest wheels, to the biggest range of colours, Wildcat bikes areΒ the only Mini BMX with Disc Brakes. And to top it all off, the Wildcat Pro Series bikes include the Pro Turbo Wheel as standard.
Wildcat bikesΒ are chunky, fully spec'd mini versions of a 20β BMX bike. They boastΒ the strongest weight rating & best warranty available. Wildcat BMX's are specially designed for ages 4-40 to shred with ease!Β
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OG4A: The OG4A range is built for ridersΒ looking to get more out of their time at the Skate Park or BMX Track and send it on the most advanced Mini Bike available. Built super tough, the OG4A features Cro-Moly bars and a 1 piece heat-forged crank, the new high pressure tyre and fiber infused nylon cross wheel rims. Recommended for riders up to 80kg.
OG4 Pro Series: Wildcat continues to innovate with the ALL NEW OG4 Pro Series.Β Complete with new frame dropout, colour tyre, disc brake, T6 aluminium 4pcs type handle bar, CNC cassette 9t driver, only 8.3kgs (without brake).Β Available in multiple colours,Β get the worlds leading Mini Rocker today.
OG4 Pro Series P30: ThisΒ LIMITED EDITIONΒ Wildcat takes the cake when it comes to anyΒ Mini BMX on the market. Ridden byΒ Ryan WilliamsΒ of X-Games and Nitro Circus fame, it's complete with Chromoly frame, gyro disc brakes and the Turbo Wheel - it takes things where BMX Mini's have never gone before.
Parts: Wildcat Mini BMX carries a full range of BMX Mini parts. Including Mini BMX pegs, Mini BMX Fat tyres, handle bars, chains, BMX seats, three piece cranks and BMX Mini forks and frames. Most of our parts will fit on Fatboy Mini's, Spartan Mini and Mini Rocker BMX bikes as well. We also have the only disc brakes for Mini BMX in Australia.
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What Age Can Kids Start Riding Mini BMX Bikes?
Most kids can start riding a Mini BMX bike from around age 4. Some start earlier if they already ride a balance bike. Some start later, and that's fine too. Age is a guide, not a rule. What matters more is balance, confidence, and whether your child can already pedal a bike without training wheels.
