Printable Coloring Pages
Bicycle Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Bicycle coloring pages, featuring everything from leisurely cruiser bikes, daring BMX stunts, to the rugged trails of mountain biking, perfect for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten kids.
girl riding a bicycle
A pretty woman riding a cruiser bike on a cheerful spring day.
Simple coloring pages of children's bicycles.
Coloring pages of a boy riding a bike wearing a helmet.
Coloring pages of a girl riding a bike wearing a helmet.
Coloring pages of a boy riding a bike and practicing some simple bicycle tricks.
Cycling on a road bike
Cyclist on a road bike
Road bike coloring pages: Designed for speed on paved roads, road bikes have a lightweight frame, thin tires, and a geometry that encourages an aerodynamic posture. They usually have drop handlebars for multiple grip positions.
Mountain Bike coloring pages: Built for off-road trails, mountain bikes come with a sturdy frame, wide tires with deep tread for added grip, and often feature suspension systems (either front only, known as hardtails, or full suspension) to handle rough terrain.
An adrenaline-fueled individual showcases their impressive skills on a sleek BMX bike, designed specifically for stunts and tricks, these BMX bike coloring pages show off their moves.
BMX bikes are particularly suited for tricks and stunts due to their sturdy frame, responsive handling, and smaller size compared to other types of bicycles. These bikes are designed to endure the stresses of jumping, spinning, and other high-impact maneuvers often seen in BMX freestyle and ramp riding.
This delightful coloring page invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrant essence of summer, depicting a woman blissfully biking her way home with a basket overflowing with a splendid array of summer flowers.
This charming coloring page captures the essence of a wholesome lifestyle, featuring a woman joyfully cycling home with a basket brimming with freshly picked vegetables. The scene is set against the picturesque backdrop of autumn, with leaves in vibrant shades of orange, red, and yellow gently falling around her.
This collection of coloring pages captures the timeless joy and freedom of children riding their bikes on a sunny day.
These coloring pages joyfully depict children on their bicycles, capturing the essence of carefree summer days and the spirited adventures that unfold on two wheels.
These coloring pages showcase women on cruiser bikes, embodying a healthy and active lifestyle embraced through leisurely rides and the simple joy of pedaling under the open sky.
The coloring pages vividly portray the exhilarating world of mountain biking, highlighting the adventurous spirit and physical vigor that come with navigating rugged terrains and scenic trails.
Brief history of bicycles:
- The Walking Machine: Imagine a bike with no pedals, just like a scooter! That's how it all started in 1817 with Baron Karl von Drais' "Draisine." People would scoot around, pushing off the ground with their feet, kind of like a Flintstones car!
- The Boneshaker: Jump to the 1860s, and we've got the "velocipede" or "boneshaker," a bike that could really shake your bones! It had pedals and was made of wood and iron—imagine riding that down a bumpy hill!
- Safety First: By the 1880s, bikes got a major upgrade with the "safety bicycle." It looked a lot like the bikes we ride today, with two wheels of the same size and a handy chain to make pedaling a breeze. This bike was so cool that everyone wanted to ride it!
- Bouncy Tires: In 1888, John Boyd Dunlop added air-filled tires to bikes, making them way more comfortable. It was like going from riding on rocks to bouncing on clouds!
- Bikes for Everyone: The Wright brothers, who later made the first airplane, also built bikes! Thanks to them and other smart inventors, bikes became cheaper and everyone could have one. Bikes helped people zoom around faster than walking and were super for adventures and races.
- Bikes Today: Bikes have gotten even cooler over the years, with super light materials and even electric bikes that can zoom without pedaling. Bikes can now take you up mountains, race super fast, or just cruise around town looking cool.