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Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel
Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel

Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel

Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel

$437.19

(155 reviews)

The Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminium frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids aged 8-12, between 129.5 - 149.8 cm (51-59 Ì‹) tall.

The Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminium frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids aged 8-12, between 129.5 - 149.8 cm (51-59 Ì‹) tall.

(155 reviews)

The Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminium frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids aged 8-12, between 129.5 - 149.8 cm (51-59 Ì‹) tall.

The Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminium frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids aged 8-12, between 129.5 - 149.8 cm (51-59 Ì‹) tall.

$437.19 - $579.99

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The lowest price for Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24" Wheel right now is $437.19 at Scotty Browns Bike Emporium, compared across 12 retailers.

The all-time low was $437.19 on 9 Sept 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 9 Sept 2026.

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https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=scottybrowns.com&sz=64Scotty Browns Bike Emporium

$437.19

Trek Precaliber 24 2026 | Kids Bikes Nautical Navy

Delivery $68.94

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=ride.net.au&sz=64Ride Bellerive

$549.95

Trek Precaliber 24" Kids Mountain Bike Nautical Navy

Delivery $14.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=bikeplace.com.au&sz=64bikeplace.com.au

$549.99

Trek Trek Precaliber 24 8-Speed Nautical Navy

Delivery $100

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=nextbikehq.com.au&sz=64Next Bike Balcatta

$549.99

TREK Precaliber 24 8SPD Suspension Nautical Navy Navy Blue

Delivery $200

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=thefixedwheel.com.au&sz=64The Fixed wheel

$549.99

Trek Precaliber 24" 8spd - The Fixed Wheel

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=wheelhousebikes.com.au&sz=64Wheel House Bikes

$549.99

Trek Precaliber 24 Kids Bike 8-Speed Suspension Trail Ready - Wheel House Bikes Nautical Navy

Delivery between Fri – Mon $140

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=omaracycles.com&sz=64Omara Cycles

$549.99

2025 Trek Precaliber 24" Nautical Navy

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=jettyroadcycles.com.au&sz=64Jetty Road Cycles

$549.99

TREK Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension Nautical Navy 24

Free delivery

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=hendrys.com.au&sz=64hendrys.com.au

$549.99

Precaliber 24 Suspension Nautical Navy / 24

Free delivery between 12–17 Sept

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=renshaws.com.au&sz=64Renshaws Pedal Project

$549.99

2026 Trek PreCaliber 24" 8 Speed - Nautical Navy

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Price history

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Reviews

Bought this bike for our 9 year old son
5 July 2020Adri mom of 3

originally posted on trekbikes.com

We bought this bike on a drive home from a camping trip for our son. I own the Trek Marlin 6 so we knew we wanted to keep in the trek family. Our son rode a cheap walmart style bike to get used to the mountain bike style before progressing into this. He likes it a lot and also it encourages him to ride more often. We like the color and the height of the seat. Even though he is 9 he is not a tall 9. It would have been a complete waste to buy a size 20 and upgrade in a year. The seating allows him to sit low enough and still feel incontrol with his feet when stopping. The two things we did want were disc brakes and hand shifting. But we still do enjoy this bike.

Clunks with each push of the pedals
27 June 2020Second time trek owner

originally posted on trekbikes.com

We purchased this bike for my son and he was elated to have something awesome and red (his words) to ride. We've had the bike for 3 weeks and in one specific gear, it clunks the entire time my son pedals. We took it back to the store to have one person tell us the back wheel needed adjusting, but it did not fix the problem as it still clunked up and down the sidewalk out front of the store. Another person said it looked like the chain was rubbing against the gear set up and that he'd take it back in and have it adjusted right away. He returned some 10 minutes later to say there was nothing they could do and that it was the way the bike was built. We were told that this was not a safety issue and that it would also not wear out the chain or the gears which I believe ... MoreWe purchased this bike for my son and he was elated to have something awesome and red (his words) to ride. We've had the bike for 3 weeks and in one specific gear, it clunks the entire time my son pedals. We took it back to the store to have one person tell us the back wheel needed adjusting, but it did not fix the problem as it still clunked up and down the sidewalk out front of the store. Another person said it looked like the chain was rubbing against the gear set up and that he'd take it back in and have it adjusted right away. He returned some 10 minutes later to say there was nothing they could do and that it was the way the bike was built. We were told that this was not a safety issue and that it would also not wear out the chain or the gears which I believe neither. Not happy.

Great Bike, Bad Drive Train
6 April 2020J. Ryan

originally posted on trekbikes.com

Had it not been for the selection of an 8 speed freewheel this bike would have got 5 stars. 8 speed freewheels are known to have issues. Our bike was no exception. It was making popping and creaking noises within the first day of owning it. Our LBS switched out the freewheel for us, but to no avail. It was creaking and popping again as soon as my son started riding it. I was ready to return the bike and get a different brand, one without an 8 speed freewheel. Thankfully our LBS was great about it and discussed various options. We ultimately decided to switch out the 8 speed drive train for a 7 speed drive train with a Shimano freewheel. They made the swap that same day and didn't charge us anything.Thanks to a great LBS we're very happy with the bike now. Just ... MoreHad it not been for the selection of an 8 speed freewheel this bike would have got 5 stars. 8 speed freewheels are known to have issues. Our bike was no exception. It was making popping and creaking noises within the first day of owning it. Our LBS switched out the freewheel for us, but to no avail. It was creaking and popping again as soon as my son started riding it. I was ready to return the bike and get a different brand, one without an 8 speed freewheel. Thankfully our LBS was great about it and discussed various options. We ultimately decided to switch out the 8 speed drive train for a 7 speed drive train with a Shimano freewheel. They made the swap that same day and didn't charge us anything.Thanks to a great LBS we're very happy with the bike now. Just beware of the stock drive train on this bike.

Specification

ForkDialed suspension, 45 mm travel
Hub frontAlloy, 100 mm bolt-on
Hub rearJoytech alloy 8-speed, 135 mm, nut attachment
Rim24" 32-hole alloy
Spokes14 g stainless steel

Price comparison

Updated 14 days ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=scottybrowns.com&sz=64
Scotty Browns Bike Emporium

$437.19

Out of stock

Trek Precaliber 24 2026 | Kids Bikes Nautical Navy

Delivery $68.94

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=ride.net.au&sz=64
Ride Bellerive

$549.95

Out of stock

Trek Precaliber 24" Kids Mountain Bike Nautical Navy

Delivery $14.95

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=bikeplace.com.au&sz=64
bikeplace.com.au

$549.99

Trek Trek Precaliber 24 8-Speed Nautical Navy

Delivery $100

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=nextbikehq.com.au&sz=64
Next Bike Balcatta

$549.99

TREK Precaliber 24 8SPD Suspension Nautical Navy Navy Blue

Delivery $200

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=thefixedwheel.com.au&sz=64
The Fixed wheel

$549.99

Out of stock

Trek Precaliber 24" 8spd - The Fixed Wheel

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

Bought this bike for our 9 year old son
5 July 2020

We bought this bike on a drive home from a camping trip for our son. I own the Trek Marlin 6 so we knew we wanted to keep in the trek family. Our son rode a cheap walmart style bike to get used to the mountain bike style before progressing into this. He likes it a lot and also it encourages him to ride more often. We like the color and the height of the seat. Even though he is 9 he is not a tall 9. It would have been a complete waste to buy a size 20 and upgrade in a year. The seating allows him to sit low enough and still feel incontrol with his feet when stopping. The two things we did want were disc brakes and hand shifting. But we still do enjoy this bike.

Adri mom of 3 originally posted on trekbikes.com
Clunks with each push of the pedals
27 June 2020

We purchased this bike for my son and he was elated to have something awesome and red (his words) to ride. We've had the bike for 3 weeks and in one specific gear, it clunks the entire time my son pedals. We took it back to the store to have one person tell us the back wheel needed adjusting, but it did not fix the problem as it still clunked up and down the sidewalk out front of the store. Another person said it looked like the chain was rubbing against the gear set up and that he'd take it back in and have it adjusted right away. He returned some 10 minutes later to say there was nothing they could do and that it was the way the bike was built. We were told that this was not a safety issue and that it would also not wear out the chain or the gears which I believe ... MoreWe purchased this bike for my son and he was elated to have something awesome and red (his words) to ride. We've had the bike for 3 weeks and in one specific gear, it clunks the entire time my son pedals. We took it back to the store to have one person tell us the back wheel needed adjusting, but it did not fix the problem as it still clunked up and down the sidewalk out front of the store. Another person said it looked like the chain was rubbing against the gear set up and that he'd take it back in and have it adjusted right away. He returned some 10 minutes later to say there was nothing they could do and that it was the way the bike was built. We were told that this was not a safety issue and that it would also not wear out the chain or the gears which I believe neither. Not happy.

Second time trek owner originally posted on trekbikes.com
Great Bike, Bad Drive Train
6 April 2020

Had it not been for the selection of an 8 speed freewheel this bike would have got 5 stars. 8 speed freewheels are known to have issues. Our bike was no exception. It was making popping and creaking noises within the first day of owning it. Our LBS switched out the freewheel for us, but to no avail. It was creaking and popping again as soon as my son started riding it. I was ready to return the bike and get a different brand, one without an 8 speed freewheel. Thankfully our LBS was great about it and discussed various options. We ultimately decided to switch out the 8 speed drive train for a 7 speed drive train with a Shimano freewheel. They made the swap that same day and didn't charge us anything.Thanks to a great LBS we're very happy with the bike now. Just ... MoreHad it not been for the selection of an 8 speed freewheel this bike would have got 5 stars. 8 speed freewheels are known to have issues. Our bike was no exception. It was making popping and creaking noises within the first day of owning it. Our LBS switched out the freewheel for us, but to no avail. It was creaking and popping again as soon as my son started riding it. I was ready to return the bike and get a different brand, one without an 8 speed freewheel. Thankfully our LBS was great about it and discussed various options. We ultimately decided to switch out the 8 speed drive train for a 7 speed drive train with a Shimano freewheel. They made the swap that same day and didn't charge us anything.Thanks to a great LBS we're very happy with the bike now. Just beware of the stock drive train on this bike.

J. Ryan originally posted on trekbikes.com
Great first big kid bike
16 April 2021

Great bike for my 7 year old. I definitely recommend it. We do a lot of road biking and are getting into trails. This is a great bike he can use daily. The only challenge which will improve as skills and confidence builds are the gears. It's a dial to shift, not like the shifters on adult bikes so for a kid who is not comfortable with one hand steering and the other changing gears it can be a struggle. But as his confidence builds he'll adjust. For now he will stick with one gear until he can change them comfortably.

UltraMom originally posted on trekbikes.com
Has potential but they need to improve some components
28 February 2020

I purchased a Precaliber 24 for my son and I'd say I've been a bit disappointed with the quality of some components on the bike given its price. 1) kickstand - seems like every time he rides, by the end of the day the kickstand is rubbing against the rear tire. I took it back to the shop and they tightened it as much as possible, but it still occurred. On the 2nd trip back they added a washer under the nut and that seems to have helped. 2) Seat is uncomfortable - the seat is narrow and he complained that it was uncomfortable. I replaced the seat with a Bontrager kids' seat which has helped. The seat that comes with the bike is non-standard, so a new seat post also had to be purchased, which was quite expensive. 3) No quick release on front-tire or seat - for the ... MoreI purchased a Precaliber 24 for my son and I'd say I've been a bit disappointed with the quality of some components on the bike given its price. 1) kickstand - seems like every time he rides, by the end of the day the kickstand is rubbing against the rear tire. I took it back to the shop and they tightened it as much as possible, but it still occurred. On the 2nd trip back they added a washer under the nut and that seems to have helped. 2) Seat is uncomfortable - the seat is narrow and he complained that it was uncomfortable. I replaced the seat with a Bontrager kids' seat which has helped. The seat that comes with the bike is non-standard, so a new seat post also had to be purchased, which was quite expensive. 3) No quick release on front-tire or seat - for the price that should be included in my opinion.

Precaliber24 originally posted on trekbikes.com
My daughter LOVES it
19 April 2020

Picked it up today and already my daughter loves it; she rode it all day until she was basically exhausted. We upgraded from a 20" bike, which seems comical now when you consider how tall she is and how well she fits on this bike. Lesson learned: don't wait to upgrade to a larger size bike.This bike is the perfect fit. Everything is bigger, but not full size. She is stepping up to a freewheel hub, front and rear brake, and a 7 speed introduction to gear changes. There was no transition time; she just got on the bike and took off. This is an excellent transition bike. She is already climbing hills she had to push up on the smaller "fixie" bike, and she is really enthusiastic about riding faster.This bike is everything you would expect from a Trek bike: stylish ... MorePicked it up today and already my daughter loves it; she rode it all day until she was basically exhausted. We upgraded from a 20" bike, which seems comical now when you consider how tall she is and how well she fits on this bike. Lesson learned: don't wait to upgrade to a larger size bike.This bike is the perfect fit. Everything is bigger, but not full size. She is stepping up to a freewheel hub, front and rear brake, and a 7 speed introduction to gear changes. There was no transition time; she just got on the bike and took off. This is an excellent transition bike. She is already climbing hills she had to push up on the smaller "fixie" bike, and she is really enthusiastic about riding faster.This bike is everything you would expect from a Trek bike: stylish and attractive, durable (so far!), everything has a high quality fit and finish (Even has cool pedals!), the bike is light, and it has a sturdy feel.I was worried about getting the model with a front suspension, but I'm really glad that I did; She loves it.I was excited about giving this to my daughter and getting her on a larger bike, and when she tried it I instantly knew it was the right call. This bike is perfect. Don't wait!

TimN originally posted on trekbikes.com
The girls love it.
29 June 2021

Mountain biking, did 8 miles last sat. It's a clean bike, it needs to be priced better or have a comparable options to the specialized hotrock. Theirs comes with chain alignments and a better fork. Yes it's more and i don't mind that. Also every bike i have bought in the past year is hard to find. And the local places do not do the warranty and adjustments i was told they would. We rode Wilkins Branch and Bowie park loops. The bikes work perfect once they learn the changing of gears. I had one problem with the set screw on the brake handle it for some reason tightened twice so i took it off. It would not release the brake pads. It would be nice if the local columbia store would work with us on maintenance.

Trek dad. originally posted on trekbikes.com
This is a nice step up bike for kids
5 January 2023

I just bought this for my 9 year old. It is at the top of his size range, but will last for at least a few years as he grows. It is a really nice quality bike and seems made well.It even supported me as an adult test riding it. The twist change for speeds is nice and not as confusing as other gear changes. Only complaint is that the space in the frame just barely fits onto our bike rack for the car. It is not quite as wide as I would like, but it does fit. Overall I would buy other trek bikes. They are a bit expensive but you get good quality.

Evan originally posted on trekbikes.com
Very disappointed due to low clearance, major design issue
3 August 2020

Very disappointed due to one major design issue.The clearance (space between bottom of pedal when it is at bottom and the soil) is very low. My son is touching the ground so often. I've compared to other bikes of same size and yes it is significantly lower. I have measured 95mm clearance compared to 110mm clearance on other bikes. That 15mm less is what makes it not ridable on MTB trails. That's a huge design error for a mountain bike as it is supposed to go through terrains fully of bumps, roots and rocks. It would not show as an issue on the road though.I'm surprise not finding a mention of it in other reviews.

Romain Kabs originally posted on trekbikes.com
Why doesn't anyone build decent kid's bikes?
10 July 2022

The frame is good. It's a nice colour. But that's it. Don't let the Trek name fool you, it's a cheap Chinese bike. It has a low-end Shimano derailleur of poor quality. The grip-shifter makes it hard for kids' small hands to shift gears. I upgraded ours to a trigger shift (required new handgrips.) The crankset is a Chinese one, pedals are plastic rubbish, the fork is heavy and a joke, bottom bracket bearings are cheap and fill up with water and dirt, wheel bearings are either too tight or loose and fall apart. The rear cassette was not Shimano, and lasted 3 months before needing replacement. For a $400 bike, it has cost over half that again in parts to keep it running for 12 months. Now my son has outgrown it, the fork needs a new seal (impossible to find), so the ... MoreThe frame is good. It's a nice colour. But that's it. Don't let the Trek name fool you, it's a cheap Chinese bike. It has a low-end Shimano derailleur of poor quality. The grip-shifter makes it hard for kids' small hands to shift gears. I upgraded ours to a trigger shift (required new handgrips.) The crankset is a Chinese one, pedals are plastic rubbish, the fork is heavy and a joke, bottom bracket bearings are cheap and fill up with water and dirt, wheel bearings are either too tight or loose and fall apart. The rear cassette was not Shimano, and lasted 3 months before needing replacement. For a $400 bike, it has cost over half that again in parts to keep it running for 12 months. Now my son has outgrown it, the fork needs a new seal (impossible to find), so the bike is pretty well useless. Maybe I can sell it to an existing Precaliber 24 owner so they can upgrade theirs with the new parts on ours.

Micky originally posted on trekbikes.com

Specification

ForkDialed suspension, 45 mm travel
Hub frontAlloy, 100 mm bolt-on
Hub rearJoytech alloy 8-speed, 135 mm, nut attachment
Rim24" 32-hole alloy
Spokes14 g stainless steel