The Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike features a sleek black frame adorned with distinctive "Colony" and "Sweet Tooth Pro" decals, complemented by thick tires and a padded seat, ideal for thrilling rides.

Close-up of a black BMX handlebar with a brake lever and colorful decals, highlighting the sleek design of the Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike.

Close-up of a bicycle chain and sprocket on a sleek black frame, reminiscent of the precision found in a Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike.

Close-up of the front wheel and fork of the black Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch BMX bike, showcasing colorful branding and a tire pressure rating of 65 PSI Max. The vibrant design enhances its high performance.

Close-up of a black Colony BMX handlebar, featuring a textured rubber grip and circular end cap, ideal for the Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike.

Close-up of a bicycle pedal on a black crank arm, chain, and rear tire in view. This captures the essence of the Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch BMX bike.

Close-up of a Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike rear wheel, highlighting the hub, spokes, and pedal crank with a visible metal bracket and nut.

Close-up of a black bicycle crankset with a silver chain on a Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 inch single-speed bike.

Close-up of the handlebars and stem of the 16-inch Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite BMX, featuring black hardware and colorful decals, showcasing its vibrant style.

Close-up of a Colony BMX front frame branded in teal and orange. The image highlights the Sweet Tooth Pro Elite's handlebars and brake cable, capturing the essence of this 16 Inch BMX bike.

Close-up of a black tire from the Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike, highlighting its detailed tread pattern and sleek spokes, reflecting the precision design of this BMX.

Description

The Sweet Tooth Pro 16" is a dialled in, scaled down version of the Sweet Tooth signature ride, built for younger riders who are serious about progression. Full chromoly frame, heat treated forks, sealed bearings all round and a 9T cassette hub mean it is ready to rip straight out of the box.

Geometry is sized to suit a smaller rider: a 16.0" top tube, 11.0" slammed rear end, 75.2° head tube, 71° seat tube and a 6.55" standover. Park, street or pump track, the Sweet Tooth Pro is the real deal for kids who ride hard.

Features

Full chromoly, scaled to 16". A 16.0" top tube and 11.0" slammed rear end give a small rider real BMX geometry in a full CrMo frame.
9T cassette hub, sealed bearings. Sealed bearings all round and a 9T cassette driver mean less maintenance and a proper feel for a rider learning to pedal hard.
Heat treated forks up front. Tapered CrMo legs with a one-piece CNC steer tube and 25mm offset handle park, street and pump track use.
Cockpit built for smaller hands. 7.0" rise by 23" wide Sweet Tooth bars, a 35mm reach Variant topload stem and Much Room grips keep the reach manageable.
Rear brake with removable mounts. Alloy 990 style brakes and a linear slick cable come fitted, and the mounts and hardware come off if the rider goes brakeless.

Specifications

Size: 16" wheels, 16.0" top tube
Frame: Colony Sweet Tooth Pro, full chromoly, 16.0" top tube, 11.0" rear slammed, mid BB, integrated headset, extra wide tyre clearance, removable brake mounts and hardware
Top tube: 16.0"
Chainstay: 11.0" slammed
Head tube angle: 75.2°
Seat tube angle: 71°
Standover: 6.55" (centre of BB shell to centre of top tube)
Fork: Colony Sweet Tooth 16", full heat treated chromoly, tapered legs, one-piece CNC steer tube, 25mm offset
Headset: Integrated
Stem: Colony Variant, 35mm reach topload, full CNC 7075-T6 alloy
Bars: Colony Sweet Tooth, full chromoly, heat treated, 7.0" rise, 23" width, 11.0° back sweep, 1.0° upsweep
Grips: Colony Much Room
Brakes: Alloy 990 style rear with clear pads, linear slick cable
Cranks: Colony Venator, 127mm, chromoly tubular, 48 spline, 22mm spindle
Bottom bracket: Colony sealed mid, 22mm
Sprocket: Colony Endeavour alloy, 25T
Chain: KMC
Pedals: Colony Fantastic Plastic (pedals may vary across colours)
Rear hub: Cassette, 9T driver, sealed bearings
Spokes: Black
Rims: Colony Pintour 16", 36H
Tyres: Family F603, 16 x 2.2", front and rear

Assembly information

Your bike ships mostly assembled in the box. Finishing it takes most people 10 to 20 minutes with basic tools, and the video above walks through every step.

Fit the handlebars and line them up with the front wheel
Fit the front wheel, pedals and seat post
Check the brakes and tyre pressure before the first ride

Tools: Allen key set and a 15mm, 17mm or 19mm spanner for the pedals and axle nuts (bikes can vary between these three sizes). A socket is needed if installing pegs.

Rather have it done? Ask us about extra assembly before you order, or any local bike shop can finish the build for a small fee.

Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike

Name: Colony Sweet Tooth Pro Elite 16 Inch Bike
Brand: Colony
SKU: D05-024S1
Price: 2499.99 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Recommended Rider Height:

96-122cm

Colour - ED Black

Top Tube Length - 16

A 16 inch bike suits a rider of about 96 to 122cm, usually 4 to 7 years old, on a 16 to 16.5 inch top tube. It is the size most kids learn to ride properly on.

Rider height	Wheel size	Top tube
60 to 91cm	12"	12 to 12.5"
81 to 106cm	14"	14 to 14.5"
96 to 122cm	16"	16 to 16.5"
122 to 147cm	18"	18 to 18.5"
147 to 157cm	20"	19.75 to 20.25"
157 to 168cm	20"	20 to 20.5"
168 to 175cm	20"	20.25 to 20.75"
175 to 183cm	20"	20.5 to 21"
183 to 190cm and up	20"	20.75 to 21.5"
160cm and up	22"	21 to 22.25"
160cm and up	24"	21.75 to 22"
160cm and up	26"	22 to 23"

Sizes overlap on purpose, so personal preference comes into it. At this wheel size the top tube barely changes the fit: go by height, and check they can stand over the bike flat footed.

How to measure

Stand your rider against a wall in the shoes they ride in, heels flat, and mark the top of their head. Measure from the floor to the mark.

Between two wheel sizes? Go up. Kids grow into a bike far faster than they grow out of the fun.
They should be able to stand over the top tube with both feet flat on the ground.

Not sure? Send us their height and we will tell you what we would put them on.

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