BMX/Kids – Fuji

Fuji Dynamite Pro

Fuji Dynamite Pro disc

The Dynamite Pro is a real mountain bike, shrunken down to fit junior.  It comes with the same range of gears as a full-sized bike, with a size-adjusted front suspension fork, disc brakes and trigger-style shifters. Other design elements that we take for granted on adult bikes but are usually missing on kids’ bikes? Space for a water bottle cage. Quick-release levers on the wheels and seat post. Lightweight aluminum parts. A cassette-style freewheel and rear hub. Sealed bearings. These elements are all here on this Fuji.

We occasionally have used versions of these bikes for purchase (check out our used bike listings), and we will consider taking these bikes in when your child is ready to move up to an adult bike. Likewise, be sure to ask us about trade-ins if you’re sitting with a garage full of out-grown kids’ bikes.

Fuji Rookie Series

Rookie 16

Rookie 16 in red

Fuji’s Rookie series of bikes have some great choices for little girls and boys.  The colors are bold and sparkly, with girls’ models available in very purple as well as a not-so-purple paint option.  They come in the 16” wheel size (for kids 4-6 years old) with training wheels, and in versions with 20” wheels (for slightly older or taller kids) with kickstands.

All of the bikes have coaster (pedal) brakes, and the 20″ version has an additional hand brake.

Rookie 20 in red

Rookie 20 in grey

We stock the Rookie series bikes year round in all of the color options. Sometimes we also have a few of these bikes in used versions that have been traded in.

Worried that your little guy or gal is going to outgrow their bike before you even get it home?  We take trade-ins when it’s time for the next size.

Fuji Dynamite Sport 24

Dynamite 24 in silver

Dynamite!

Absolutely dynamite. This is a fantastic kids’ bike at a good price. Outfitted with a few key features (and omitting other distracting add-ons), this Fuji is configured just right for a lot of kids out there.
The Dynamite has an adjustable suspension fork, so a rider can hit the trails behind the house and not get too rattled. All of the parts like the saddles, handlebars, brake levers, pedals and cranks are scaled down to fit your 4 to 5′ tall rider really well. You get a genuine Shimano derailleur, lightweight aluminum components and even a chainguard. The Dynamite has an aluminum frame, so it’s nice and light (an important feature when you only weigh 70 pounds).

These bikes come equipped with 7 gears controlled by a single grip-shifter, a combination that seems to be just about the right amount of complexity for kids moving into their first geared bike.
Like most of Fuji’s bikes, these models come in some great colors that are sure to please even the pickiest little rider.
The bikes are built to be tough, and should last long enough to be handed down to a little brother or sister (or traded in for the next size bike).

Fuji Dynamite Elite

Fuji Dynamite Elite 24

If you are looking for a high performance mountain bike for your 8 to 12 year-old, look no further.

There are a couple of full suspension 24″ bikes out there (we can get you a Kona or a Marin), but they run over $1500 and can hinder the acquisition of some finer off-road bike handling skills (by doing the work for the rider). A nicer hardtail like this Fuji will make junior faster and more capable without dumbing down the riding experience.

Fuji’s Dynamite Elite puts all of the off-road technology that you would find on an adult hardtail into this small package. The Elite comes with a 80mm travel suspension fork with a lockout.  The brakes are Shimano Deore hydraulic discs. The Deore 2 x 9 drivetrain is smooth and precise. The lightweight double-wall wheels come with quick releases for easy maintenance and travel.  Overall weight is reduced with high quality aluminum construction all around.  The handlebars, stem, seatpost, crankset, derailleurs, brakes, and even spoke nipples utilize better materials to make the bike light and trouble free.  Even the cheap plastic pedals typically found on kids bikes have been replaced by high quality Wellgo platform pedals.

Fuji Dynamite 20

Dynamite 20 in green

These little Fuji mountain bikes are the first steps beyond training wheels and coaster-brakes. Family rides and trips to school will be more fun than with starter bikes as these light-weight geared bikes are designed so that the children can lead the way, not struggle behind.
The Dynamite 20 has a scaled-down suspension fork, so little riders can hit the trails on the way to school and not get too rattled. The Dynamite has an aluminum frame, so it’s nice and light (an important feature when you only weigh 50 pounds).

Fuji Dynamite in purple

Dynamite 20s come equipped with a rear derailleur and has 6 gears controlled by a single grip-shifter along with hand brakes. No coaster brakes on these bikes, but the parts selection should be simple enough for kids moving into their first geared bike. Dynamites come in some great colors, and should last long enough to be handed down to a little brother or sister (or traded in for the next size bike).

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