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Cycle Price in Pakistan: Types, Sizes and Buying Tips

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KONEX bicycles

Product / ItemBrandVariant / ModelCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
KONEX Signature 26KX606-04 Seafoam GreenKONEXSignature 26KX606-04LahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 60,000
KONEX Signature 26KX606-04 Nebula BlueKONEXSignature 26KX606-04LahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 60,000
KONEX ULTIMA 26KX606-07PL-SE Matte BlackKONEXULTIMA 26KX606-07PL-SELahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 58,000
KONEX 26KX606-07PL Metallic GreyKONEX26KX606-07PLLahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 52,000
KONEX 26KX606-07PL-SE Matte BlackKONEX26KX606-07PL-SELahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 56,000
KONEX 20 Inch Junior BicycleKONEX20 inch JuniorLahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 48,000
KONEX 16 Inch Kids Special Edition BicycleKONEX16 inch Kids Special EditionLahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 44,000
KONEX 16 Inch Kids BicycleKONEX16 inch KidsLahoreKONEX Internationalone bicycleRs. 43,000
KONEX Warrior 2.0 26-inch Grey Blue Single Speed MTBKONEX—LahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 44,999

Shaheen bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Shaheen Super Delex Baba Cycle 22-inch Single SpeedShaheenLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 35,000

BDF bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
BDF 26-inch Beige Maroon City Bicycle Basket CarrierBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 49,499
BDF 26-inch Sage Green City Bicycle Basket CarrierBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 49,499
BDF 12-inch Red White Kids Bicycle BasketBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 21,999
BDF 12-inch Silver White Kids Bicycle BasketBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 21,999
BDF 16-inch Pink Kids Bicycle Basket CarrierBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 24,999
BDF 16-inch Blue White Kids Bicycle Basket CarrierBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 24,999
BDF 16-inch Shine Red Kids Bicycle Basket CarrierBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 24,999
BDF 16-inch Lady Bar Pink BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 26,999
BDF 20-inch Lady Bar Pink BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 33,999
BDF 20-inch Lady Bar Grey BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 33,999
BDF 20-inch Grey Sea Green Front Shock BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 34,999
BDF 20-inch Grey Yellow Front Shock BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 34,999
BDF 24-inch Grey Sea Green Front Shock MTBBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 38,999
BDF 24-inch Grey Yellow Front Shock BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 38,999
BDF 24-inch Grey Purple Front Shock BicycleBDFLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 38,999

Plus bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Plus 26-inch Fat Tyre Mountain Bicycle Grey BluePlusLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 62,499

Sandema bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Sandema GTR 989 26-inch Mist Blue MTBSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 64,999
Sandema GTR 989 26-inch Orange MTBSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 64,999
Sandema SDM RS-100 700C Grey Hybrid BikeSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 109,999
Sandema SDM RS-100 700C Matte Black Hybrid BikeSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 109,999
Sandema SDM RS-100 700C Charcoal Grey Hybrid BikeSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 109,999
Sandema SDM M500 Sky Blue Road BikeSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 112,499
Sandema SDM M500 Matte Black Road BikeSandemaLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 112,499

TRINX bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
TRINX LIFE 1.5 Folding Bicycle Black RedTRINXLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 65,999
TRINX M136 26-inch Black Red MTBTRINXLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 85,000
TRINX M500 Majes Pro 29-inch Turquoise Orange MTBTRINXLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 119,999

Speed bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Speed 115 Hybrid 700C Black Yellow BicycleSpeedLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 72,499

Leinak bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Leinak Purple Blue 29-inch Mountain BikeLeinakLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 79,999

HANIU bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
HANIU CJ-M320 Metallic Grey Mountain BikeHANIULahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 84,999

Wolf bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Wolf Rapidly 700C Road Bike Metallic BlueWolfLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 99,000
Wolf Matte Black 14 Speed Road BikeWolfLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 114,999

Genesis bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Genesis BOHE 700C Navy Blue Gravel BikeGenesisLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 102,499

HARO bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
HARO Suntour NEX Hybrid BikeHAROLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 104,999

Cosmic bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Cosmic Regal Hybrid BicycleCosmicLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 109,999

TITANTEC bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
TITANTEC FENGHUO 6.0 700C Red Hybrid BikeTITANTECLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 119,999

Roll bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Roll Mate Orange 11 Speed Hybrid BicycleRollLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 119,999
Roll Mate Metallic Green 11 Speed Hybrid BicycleRollLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 119,999

Caspian bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Caspian MTB 26-inch BicycleCaspianLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 45,999

Limit bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Limit 24-inch Red Black Front Shock BicycleLimitLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 41,999
Limit 24-inch Green Black Front Shock BicycleLimitLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 41,999

Phoenix bicycles

Product / ItemBrandCity / RegionSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Phoenix 20-inch Light Blue Yellow Accent MTBPhoenixLahoreCycle Walayone bicycleRs. 54,999

Giant bicycles

Product / ItemBrandSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Giant Escape 3GiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 145,000
Giant ATX 27.5 L Vibrant BlueGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 149,500
Giant Talon 29 4 Trekking GreenGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 179,500
Giant Talon 3 Trekking GreenGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 199,500
Giant Roam 4 Disc Moss GreenGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 189,500
Giant Roam 2 Disc L Metallic BlueGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 235,000
Giant SCR 2 Metallic NavyGiantHiker.pkone bicycleRs. 225,000
Giant Escape 2 Disc ConcreteGiantSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 210,000
Giant Rincon 2 29er Ash GreyGiantSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 195,000
Giant Talon 4 29er Metallic BlackGiantSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 185,000
Giant Talon 2 29er Red ClayGiantSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 235,000
Giant Propel Advanced 2 Disc Metallic BlackGiantSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 1,095,000

Liv bicycles

Product / ItemBrandSeller / MarketUnitPrice
Liv Bliss 27.5 EclipseLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 185,000
Liv Bliss 27.5 Desert SageLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 185,000
Liv Alight 3 RosewoodLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 185,000
Liv Alight 3 Light BlueLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 185,000
Liv Flourish 4 Pale MauveLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 160,000
Liv Flourish 4 Trekking GreenLivSK Biz Corporationone bicycleRs. 160,000

Cycle prices in Pakistan vary by bicycle type, frame size, components, condition, and the retailer’s actual quotation. A children’s 16-inch bicycle, a traditional adult roadster and a geared mountain-style cycle cannot be compared by one headline price. This guide explains how to compare realistic bicycle options, what to inspect before paying and which ownership expenses matter. Because the corresponding Price Manager shortcode is not confirmed, no invented national price list has been inserted into this article.

For an accurate buying decision, start by choosing a cycle that fits its rider and intended route. Then compare written or clearly dated shop offers for the same model, wheel size and equipment. An apparently cheap bicycle that needs brakes, tyres or bearings immediately can cost more than a correctly assembled alternative.

Main bicycle categories sold in Pakistan

A traditional roadster or utility bicycle may suit routine commuting and errands where a simple drivetrain, mudguards and a carrier are useful. A mountain-style bicycle generally emphasizes wider tyres and a riding position suited to mixed surfaces, though the word ‘mountain’ on a shop advertisement does not prove that the frame or components are suitable for demanding off-road use.

Road or fitness cycles tend to prioritize riding efficiency on comparatively smooth surfaces. Children’s cycles are sold in multiple sizes and may include training wheels or protective chain covers. A second-hand bicycle can be attractive if its frame and critical parts are sound and replacements are available. A decorative ‘sports’ label is not a technical specification.

Cycle category Common buying purpose Priority checks
Roadster / city cycle Short errands and daily travel Comfortable fit, brakes, carrier and tyre condition
Basic mountain-style cycle Mixed urban surfaces Frame fit, wheels, suspension quality if present
Road / fitness bicycle Exercise and smoother roads Riding position, gear range and braking
Children’s bicycle Age-appropriate supervised riding Control, rider fit and safe stopping
Folding cycle Storage or transport convenience Folding joints, hinges and latch security
Used bicycle Lower initial spending Frame damage, wheel alignment and repair budget

A folding mechanism, suspension fork or high gear count may add complexity and cost. It does not automatically make a bicycle superior for commuting. Ask what problem the feature solves for the intended rider and whether it can be serviced locally.

Wheel size is not the same as rider fit

Advertisements often highlight 16, 20, 24, 26, 27.5 or 29 inches. These labels mainly describe wheel categories, not a complete fit measurement. A 26-inch-wheel bicycle can be too large or too small for a particular adult depending on frame geometry, stand-over clearance, saddle adjustment and reach. For a child, being able to steer and brake confidently matters more than purchasing a larger size to ‘grow into’.

Test the actual bicycle before buying whenever possible. The rider should be able to mount and dismount without strain, reach the brake levers, steer comfortably and control the machine at low speed. Ask the shop to adjust the saddle and handlebar where the model permits. A test ride in a safe area can expose problems that are not obvious from a photograph.

For a family purchase, avoid choosing from age labels alone. Children’s height, confidence and body proportions differ. A bicycle that cannot be stopped reliably is not an appropriate bargain even if it has training wheels or an attractive design.

Why similar cycles have very different prices

The frame material, build quality, brake system, wheel construction, gears, bearings, tyres and assembly standards can all affect cost. Decorative accessories and paint are less important than the parts that determine control and serviceability. A quality difference may also come from the manufacturer’s warranty and local spare-parts support.

Two cycles both described as ’26-inch MTB’ may have different frame sizes, number and type of gears, rim or disc brakes, tyres and shock absorbers. You cannot infer that they are identical from the wheel size alone. Ask for a full model name and product code, with a photo of the actual cycle and an itemized receipt.

Sohrab and other locally available bicycles

Sohrab has an established presence in Pakistan’s bicycle market, but the correct comparison is still a confirmed Sohrab model against another actual model, not the brand name against an invented average. For focused buying considerations, visit the existing Sohrab bicycle price guide on WhatIsPrice.

Other sellers may stock imported or locally assembled bicycles, and availability can vary by shop. An ‘imported’ description alone is not a certificate of quality; examine the frame, component markings, invoice and after-sales support. Likewise, a locally assembled bicycle is not automatically lower-quality if its components and assembly meet the buyer’s needs.

Ask whether the advertised price includes pedals, mudguards, carrier, stand, bell, lighting, assembly and adjustment. A photograph showing accessories does not necessarily mean those items are included. A clear written quote avoids surprises when you collect the bicycle.

Buying a cycle in Lahore, Karachi or smaller cities

A large market may offer more display stock, but the total value depends on transport, service and replacement parts. A lower quoted price in another city may not help if the bicycle arrives poorly assembled or requires an expensive return. Compare delivered, ready-to-ride cost, not just the amount written on an online product tile.

Buyers in smaller towns should consider whether a local mechanic can service the bicycle’s specific brakes, wheels and gears. Check tyre and tube dimensions, chain compatibility and common wear parts. A simple, well-fitting bicycle with readily available parts can offer better practical value than one with unusual components that cannot be repaired conveniently.

If a shop quotes a price through WhatsApp, ask for the quotation date and the exact model. Specify whether it is new, used, boxed, assembled or refurbished. Old social-media posts frequently circulate long after a model’s price or configuration changes.

How to inspect a new bicycle before paying

Start by checking the frame and fork for obvious dents, cracks, poor alignment or shipping damage. Spin each wheel to look for wobble and test that the brakes stop the bicycle reliably. Squeeze the brake levers without riding to check whether they operate smoothly; then perform a slow, supervised test ride in a safe space when possible.

Inspect tyre condition and inflation, chain movement, pedals, crank, saddle, handlebars and steering. If the bicycle has gears, shift through the available range under controlled conditions. A newly purchased bike may still need adjustment after assembly or delivery. Ask the seller to demonstrate the basic controls and explain the first-service policy.

Make sure reflective equipment and a working bell are present where required or recommended. Punjab Traffic Police advises cyclists to check working brakes, reflectors, bell and safe saddle adjustment, and to wear appropriate clothing and a helmet. A seller’s low price is not a substitute for these safeguards.

What to check when buying a used cycle

For a second-hand bicycle, begin with frame integrity rather than appearance. Paint can cover repairs or rust. Look at welds and joints, check fork alignment, inspect wheel rims and make sure the tyres and brakes are usable. Loose steering or grinding bearings may indicate repair costs. Confirm the bicycle’s ownership history and request a receipt where possible.

Ask for the cost of necessary replacements before finalizing a deal. If a used cycle needs a pair of tyres, brake work and a new chain, calculate those expenses alongside the purchase amount. Avoid riding an unsafe bicycle simply because parts are not immediately available. A mechanically sound older cycle can be a better buy than a visually striking bike with uncertain brakes or a damaged frame.

Total ownership cost: beyond the shop price

A commuting bicycle may need a suitable helmet, lights, reflectors, a lock, a puncture kit, maintenance tools and periodic replacement tyres or tubes. Some items come with the bicycle; others do not. Create a small checklist of necessary equipment before setting a firm budget so you do not underestimate the amount needed to start riding safely.

For example, a cycle offered for an illustrative Rs. 25,000 plus Rs. 3,000 of accessories and Rs. 1,000 for adjustment and delivery totals Rs. 29,000. This is a budgeting example only, not a researched current market offer. The same approach can compare a locally purchased assembled cycle with an online delivered alternative.

Maintenance is usually more predictable when the bicycle is kept clean, adjusted and inspected regularly. Do not substitute improvised repair instructions for a qualified mechanic when there is damage to the frame, fork, wheel or brake system. Braking and steering deserve particular care because a failure affects road safety.

Bicycles for students, exercise and commuting

For short student journeys, a suitable fit, safe brakes, secure parking and weather-appropriate visibility may be more useful than an elaborate gear count. For exercise, comfort, terrain and reliable maintenance matter. A rider facing steep routes may appreciate a correctly designed gear range, while someone on level city streets may prefer a simple drivetrain.

Compared with motorized commuting, a cycle has no petrol bill but still needs security, maintenance and protective equipment. For context, see petrol prices and diesel rates.

How to compare two real shop offers

Use an itemized checklist: model, size, frame, brakes, gears, tyre specification, accessories, service warranty, final assembly and total delivery. Ask both sellers to quote the same day when possible. If one offer differs, find out exactly which feature or service explains it rather than assuming the cheaper seller is giving poor value.

Avoid relying on broad ‘price in Pakistan today’ claims copied from old pages. A date in a page heading does not prove that a seller checked stock today. Manufacturer documents, real stock photos, itemized retailer listings and invoices are better grounds for a decision. If the model is discontinued, do not publish a new price as if it were readily available nationwide.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the bicycle price in Pakistan today?

There is no single cycle price. Confirm a dated quote for the exact new or used model, its size, components and accessories. The price of a children’s cycle is not comparable with an adult geared bike.

2. Which bicycle wheel size is best for an adult?

Wheel size alone does not decide fit. Check the frame size, stand-over clearance, reach and test ride. Many different designs can suit adults depending on body proportions and riding purpose.

3. Is a 26-inch cycle suitable for every rider?

No. A 26-inch wheel specification does not guarantee a correct frame fit or safe control. Verify the entire bicycle geometry and the rider’s ability to brake and steer.

4. Are geared cycles better than single-speed cycles?

Not universally. Gears may help on varied terrain, while a simpler bicycle can meet commuting needs with less drivetrain complexity. Choose based on actual routes and maintenance options.

5. What should I check before buying a second-hand bicycle?

Inspect the frame and fork, brakes, wheels, steering, chain and bearings. Include likely repair expenses in the total budget and confirm ownership where possible.

6. Do online bicycle prices include assembly and delivery?

Not always. Ask whether pedals and accessories are included, whether the cycle arrives assembled and how adjustments, returns and delivery fees are handled.

7. What safety items should a new cyclist buy?

A correctly fitted helmet, working brakes, reflectors, suitable visibility equipment and a reliable bell are important. Follow local road-safety advice and consider lights for low-visibility riding.

8. Where can I compare Sohrab bicycle models in Pakistan?

Use the site’s Sohrab bicycle guide as a starting point, then confirm current exact-model availability and a written quote from a real seller.