Current Stock
Last updated: 21st May, 2025
We currently have 36 kids’ bikes for sales of various sizes and colors. Walk in to check them out.
Teen/Adult Bikes:
ID#2010 – Panasonic Sport Deluxe (Road Bike), Color: Dark Blue
ID#2058 – Raleigh Robin Hood (City Bike), Color: Blue
ID#2099 – Miyata One Ten (Road Bike), Color: Black
ID#2151 – Huffy Beach Cruiser, Color: Black
ID#2201 – Lotus Excell (Road Bike), Color: Blue and Yellow
ID#2211 – Roadmaster Granite Peaks (MTB), Color: Black and Pink
ID#2203 – Quest Omega (MTB), Color: Silver
ID#2204 – Murray Climber (MTB), Color: Green
ID#2111 – Huffy (Hybrid), Color: Black
ID#2244 – Huffy Nel Lusso (Cruiser), Color: Black and Gold
ID#2224 – Schwinn Stealth (MTB), Color: Purple and Silver
ID#2210 – Ironhouse Outlaw (Hybrid), Color: Blue
ID#2105 – Fuji Sports (Road Bike), Color: Maroon
ID#2150 – Montero Cigna (Hybrid), Color: White
ID#2158 – Mongoose Woodland (MTB), Color: Red and White
ID#2259 – Fuji Sports (Road Bike), Color: Tan
ID#2231 – Mongoose DH 1.5 (MTB), Color: Black and Green
ID#2156 – Schwinn World (Road Bike), Color: Red
ID#2267 – Schwinn Collegiate (Cruiser), Color: Blue

In Season Hours:
Tuesdays: 6PM to 8PM
Thursdays: 6PM to 8PM
** Check here and our Facebook page for last minute shop closings **
Bike essentials for beginners
Thinking about starting to bike, biking more often, or perhaps commuting by bike? Did you just get a bike but aren’t sure what else you need? Here are some helpful resources:
The folks at Gizmodo have tips for commuting: Gear You Need To Commute By Bike
The folks at REI have tips for:
- Cycling Checklist
- Pre-Ride Inspection
- Bike Fitting Basics
- Bike Gear Essentials
- Bike Helmets
- Bike Repair Kit
- Teaching a Child to Ride
The folks at Bike New York have tips for:
Protecting your bike from theft
It has probably happened to you or someone you know: Having your bike stolen. It is not fun and it is just infuriating. Although there is no guaranteed way to prevent your bike from getting stolen, there are ways to deter would be thieves from choosing your bike as their next target. We found these articles to be very helpful:
- Bike Roots blog: 5 Steps to Effective Bike Security
- Bike New York: Locking Your Bike
- REI: Bike Locks
- Check out our Useful Links page for bike registration advice.
Check back often to see what we are up to!
If you want to get involved in the New Brunswick Bike Exchange there are a couple ways of doing so:
- Organize and/or host a bike drive in your community, workplace, church, boy/girl scout troop, or other community and service oriented organizations. If you can put the word out to your community, we will provide support for the drive including brochures, fliers, and transportation to get the donated bikes back to our warehouse.
- Volunteer in our shop, located at the rear of 411 Joyce Kilmer Ave in New Brunswick. No mechanic experience is necessary and there are a variety of volunteer roles. We need cashiers, salespeople, accountants, mechanics, and bike drive coordinators. Check out our Volunteering page for more details.
Have any more questions? Send us an email at nbbikeexchange@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
PRAB is a Human Services Organization in Middlesex County, New Jersey that provides a comprehensive range of essential services for children, youth, families and senior citizens. For more information on PRAB, click their logo.
Hope to see you around the shop!