Keep the cycling spirit going year-round with these clever and unique holiday bicycle ornaments for your Christmas tree.
One of my favorite things to do as a kid was decorating the Christmas tree with ornaments on Christmas Eve. I loved unwrapping each ornament after it had been packed away for the past 12 months and choosing the perfect spot on the tree to hang it.
If your holiday traditions sound familiar and you’re also a bike fanatic like me, check out these unique bicycle ornaments to add to your Christmas tree.
1. Steel Mountain Bike Ornament
$15
A simple metal cut-out of a mountain bike. You can also personalize it with a name and year.
2. Recycled Paper Bike Ornament
$15
These recycled paper bike ornaments are super cool and unique. Also be sure to check out her other ornaments, which are even more amazing!
3. State Mountain Bike Ornament
$15
Show your love for biking in a specific state with these state ornaments. Not all states are available, but you may be able to request a custom ornament with your state.
4. Wreath Bike Chain Ornament
$13.33
This cute wreath ornament is made out of upcycled bike parts.
5. Wood Mountain Bike Ornament
$13
These wooden ornaments feature downhill mountain bikers. You can request a personalized name or message.
7. Bike Chain Candy Cane
$6/10+
Super cute candy cane ornament made from a recycled bike chain. Available in two sizes.
9. Personalized Race Winner (M)
$18.95
Finish a race this year? Commemorate it with a personalized cyclist ornament.
11. Mountain Bike Road Trip
$14.50
Keep the road trip stoke year-round with this mountain bike road trip ornament.
12. Santa On A Bike Ornament
$17
This ornament is made out of banana fibers by artisans in Kenya. Proceeds go back to families in Africa.
13. Gingerbread Cyclist
$6.55+
Who doesn’t love a gingerbread man, especially one decked out in bike gear?
14. Bike Chain Santa
$20
This Santa is made from recycled bike parts and topped with a festive red hat.
15. Christmas Ornament Wire Cyclists
$25
These handmade ornaments are crafted from recycled materials by artisans in Kenya.
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Do you have a favorite ornament you can’t wait to bring out each year? Share in the comments below!
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