If you’re looking for a cheap Frog Bike, we’re here to help! If you’ve already been searching, you’ll probably realise that there’s a real shortage of new Frog Bikes – it seems they’ve had a real problem with supply since Covid-19 struck, and recent shortages and transport disruptions have made things even worse.
You may even have seen then on the news, saying there’s going to be a shortage this Christmas.
In a hurry to get a cheap Frog Bike?
Our top places to look are:
Bike Club – lease a Frog Bike – prices range from £7.99 – £24.50 per month
Tredz – sign up for their newsletter and get £5 off your Frog Bike
Ebay – plenty of second hand options available
Read on for more details on where to search for a Frog Bike
The message until recently from Frog Bike HQ has been “due to exceptional demand, bikes are out of stock for the foreseeable future from our factory”.
They now seem to have started up production, but anything that does become available is being snapped up full price.
But please don’t despair – keep reading and we’ll do our best to try and help you find a cheap Frog bike for your child.
And if you’ve got an outgrown Frog Bike sitting at home that’s no longer being used, PLEASE, PLEASE sell it on, as there are so many people out there looking for a Frog Bike.
If you don’t have the time to do all the maintenance, listing and dealing with a buyer, then get a valuation from The Bike Club, who will come and pick it up from your house.
Read on to find out where to find a cheap Frog Bike for your child…
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CHEAPEST FROG BIKES – October 2021
There is such a shortage of Frog Bikes at the moment, so don’t hold out for getting a massive bargain, but here’s where we suggest looking:
Places to check if you want a discount on a new Frog Bike
£5 off Frog Bikes at Tredz if you sign up for their newsletter before purchasing
Tredz Bikes have a very easy to use website and often have availability of Frog Bikes (although like everywhere else they’re restricted as to what colours and sizes are available).
They offer free home delivery and a 365 day returns policy plus interest free finance if you need it.
We regularly use Tredz ourselves and they have a very high Trust Pilot rating. We particularly like their “In Stock” filter so you can see which bikes they actually have available, which avoids wasting time clicking loads of out of stock bikes.
If you sign up for the Tredz newsletter before you pay (which you can do from the bottom of any page), you will get sent a £5 voucher off your first purchase immediately which you can apply before you checkout
CHECK AVAILABILITY: FROG BIKES AT TREDZ
Lease a Frog Bike from The Bike Club from £7.99 per month
The best place to try and get hold of a cheap Frog Bike at the moment is to sign up for a monthly rental from the Bike Club.
They operate a really great kids bike leasing service, where you pay them a monthly subscription payment, ranging from £7.99 per month for a balance bike through to £24.50 for the largest Frog Mountain Bike.
In return, they take away all the hassles of having to find a new bike every time your child grows.
The Bike Club is a great idea and a lot of our friends and family use it. Just select the size bike your child needs now, and return it for an upgrade when it’s too small.
They have a range of brands and models so if they don’t have the size in stock you need you can try a different type of bike for a while and return to Frog if you want to next time around.
You can opt for a new bike or a reUsed bike, and all returned bikes get serviced and send out to the next user, meaning this is a really environmentally friendly model of bike ownership.
It’s worth noting that if they have any Frogs available at the moment they’re quite likely to be reUsed given the overall shortage of Frog bikes.
However, everyone we know who’s had a reBike has been really impressed – they get put through the workshop before being sent out again, and as we all know Frog Bikes are built to last you end up with a really good bike, for even less money than if you were renting a brand new one.
If you really want a new bike and Frog’s aren’t in stock then you can opt for the brand new Forme Bikes, which launched late last year and is a great alternative option to a Frog Bike.
The Bike Club have good stock levels of Forme bikes at the time of writing.
If you have an old Frog Bike, Hoy Bike or Islabike that your child has grown out of they will even buy this from you so they can add it to their fleet.
Buy new Frog Bikes via Ebay
Another good place to look for a Frog Bike at the moment appears to be eBay – there are a number of independent bike shops who are listing their stock there.
Sadly you won’t get a discount on these, but with such a shortage of new Frog Bikes at the moment, this might be your best place to look.
Second hand Frog Bikes
The good news is that Frog bikes are so well built that they will last numerous children, so if you don’t want to lease a Frog Bike it’s well worth looking for a second hand option.
We can attest to Frog Bikes longevity as we recently passed a Frog 55 onto its 5th rider in 5 and a half years.
Take a moment to GRAB YOUR FREE KIDS BIKE BUYING CHECKLIST which will help you record all the information you need to find the perfect bike for your child.
Check out these eBay links to find a bargain Frog Bike (ages are approximate)
Frog Tadpoles (balance bikes):
Buy NowFrog 43 (ages 3-4 years – 14″ wheels) Note – the 14″ wheel bike has now been renamed the Frog 40 – the standover height on the older Frog Bikes requires the child to be taller:
Buy NowFrog 40:
Buy NowFrog 48 (ages 4-5 years – 16″ wheels): Note – the 16″ wheel bike has now been renamed the Frog 44 – the standover height on the older Frog bikes requires your sprog to be at least 4cm longer in the leg.
Buy NowFrog 44:
Buy NowFrog 52’s (ages 5-6 years – 20″ wheels, small frame):
Buy NowFrog 55’s (ages 6-7 – 20″ wheels large frame):
Buy NowFrog 62’s (ages 8-10 years – 24″ wheels):
Buy NowFrog 69/73/78 (ages 10 and over – 26″ wheels):
Buy NowFrog mountain bikes:
Buy NowFrog road bikes:
Buy NowOther places to check for a second hand Frog Bike:
PRELOVED:
Buy NowGUMTREE:
Buy NowFACEBOOK GROUP:
Buy NowBike shops which usually stock Frog Bikes and offer home delivery
Whilst Frog Bikes are in incredibly short supply, you may wish to call around some independent bike shops and see if they have any stock remaining.
They won’t have any discounts, but if you’re desperate for a new Frog Bike then you will have to pay full price and hunt around for somewhere with the size you need.
You can’t be too fussy in terms of colour at the current time – sorry!
Places that offer home delivery to check for in-stock Frog Bikes:
Your local bike shop
Your local bike shop may do discounts if you’re a member of a local cycle club, or if you buy several bikes from them at one time. They may also from time to time do discounts on ex-display models.
You can find your nearest local Frog stockist here. This comes with the advantage that they will build the bike up for you, and you’ll also have the satisfaction of knowing you’re supporting a local business.
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Comments
Hi, I followed your link to tredz to look at purchasing the frog 69 mtb for my boy, entered the ‘sprog10’ code and it won’t accept it, any reason why not? Thanks.
Hi Phil – apologies for this and thank you for making me aware. I’ve written to Tredz to ask if there’s a reason why the Mountain Bikes (and it turns out road bikes) are not included in the discount code. I’ve updated the article in the meantime to make our other readers aware of this. Thanks Karen
Phil, just to update you – Tredz have now added Frog Mountain Bikes into their discount code. Regards Karen
Hi,
The tredz discount code doesn’t work. Just a quick heads up. Looking to buy 3 bikes so was worth the discount.
Hi Ian – I’ve just retested the code and it seems to be working for the Frog Bikes I’ve tested, apart from the Road and Mountain Bikes. Was it these you were trying to buy? I’ve written to Tredz to find out whether these can be added in, and in the meantime I’ve updated the article to say the code is not currently valid on these bike. Apologies for the inconvenience. Karen
You say that Frog has forbidden discounting – what evidence do you have of this please as it would be a clear breach of UK competition law.
Hi Ian – apologies – I was slightly over zealous in my wording there and have removed. There are various bike manufacturers who are regularly excluded from the on-line stores discounting (i.e. not included in a 10% off code). In my experience there’s usually only several times a year when you can find discounts on new Frogs across all their retailers. However, when we find discounts on an individual store basis then we do list them. Apologies for the confusion. Karen
You can find second hand frog bikes on Secondbike too.
It’s often better to buy a brand new bike but if you are planning to use it occasionally, you should go for an used bicycle.
https://www.secondbike.co.uk
Hello, We sell a wide range of Frog bikes in Cambridge and have the off road space for children to try them, along with qualified bikeability instructors to give learn to ride training if required. We’re about to open a family cycling shop and would be happy to offer a time limited discount for your readers.
http://www.outspokencycles.co.uk