Kids almost always notice motorcycles first because they look fast even when they're standing still. These Motorcycle coloring pages capture that excitement with our 58 designs, all available as a free printable PDF you can download and print anytime. The collection includes a mix of simple bikes, sporty racing motorcycles, and bold stunt-style scenes that give kids plenty of fun details to color.
Parents often use these Motorcycle coloring pages when they need an easy quiet-time activity, and teachers like them for transportation lessons or vehicle-themed classroom centers. Some pages have big open shapes that work well for younger kids practicing pencil grip, while others include more detailed motorcycles that older kids enjoy coloring carefully.
If your child likes these, check out our Cars coloring pages or Trucks coloring pages too. They fit nicely with this set and give kids more vehicle styles to explore when they want another free printable PDF activity.
🖍 Coloring Tip:Motorcycles look great with bold body colors like bright red, orange, or lime green, while keeping the tires black and the metal parts silver.
🖍 Coloring Tip:Try coloring the fuel tank and fairings in one strong color like deep blue, then add orange or white stripes to give the motorcycle a racing style.
🖍 Coloring Tip:Use silver or light gray for the engine and exhaust pipes so the mechanical parts stand out against darker colors like black frames or dark green body panels.
These ideas are simple, affordable, and easy to set up using basic craft supplies most families or classrooms already have. They work well for home craft time, rainy afternoons, or vehicle-themed lessons.
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Build a motorcycle race scoreboard
Many of the pages show sporty racing bikes that work perfectly for a pretend race game. After coloring the motorcycles, kids can cut them out and move them across a homemade scoreboard as laps are completed. It turns simple coloring pages into a small racing competition.
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2-3 printed motorcycle coloring pages
Crayons or markers
[li]Cardstock or cereal box cardboard
[li]Scissors
[li]Marker
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[li]Color the motorcycles and cut them out.
[li]Draw a scoreboard with lap numbers from 1 to 10 on a piece of cardboard.
[li]Move each bike forward as kids call out the next lap.
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It turns coloring into an active racing game.
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[b]Make a motorcycle garage display
The different bike styles in the collection work well for a pretend garage. After coloring several motorcycles, kids can line them up inside a folded cardboard "garage" and label each parking space. It becomes a fun desk display for motorcycle fans.
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[li]3-4 printed motorcycle coloring pages
[li]Crayons or colored pencils
[li]Cardboard
[li]Scissors
[li]Glue stick
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[block how-to]How to do it:
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[li]Color several motorcycles and cut them out.
[li]Fold cardboard to make a simple garage structure.
[li]Glue or stand the bikes inside different parking spaces.
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Kids love arranging their bikes in different spots.
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[b]Create a motorcycle stunt poster
Some pages show motorcycles jumping or performing tricks, which makes them great for a stunt-themed poster. Kids can color the bikes, cut them out, and place them on a big poster board where they draw ramps, jumps, and cheering crowds.
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[li]2 stunt-style motorcycle coloring pages
[li]Markers or crayons
[li]Poster board
[li]Scissors
[li]Glue
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[li]Color the motorcycles and cut around them.
[li]Glue them onto poster board.
[li]Draw ramps, stadium lights, and crowds around the bikes.
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The finished poster looks great on a bedroom wall.
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[b]Design a motorcycle sticker set
Motorcycle shapes work perfectly for homemade stickers. Kids can color a few bikes, cut them out, and tape them onto notebooks, folders, or craft boxes to create a custom motorcycle theme.
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[li]Printed motorcycle coloring pages
[li]Colored pencils or markers
[li]Scissors
[li]Clear tape or sticker paper
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[block how-to]How to do it:
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[li]Color the motorcycles using bright racing colors.
[li]Cut them out carefully.
[li]Cover with clear tape or place onto sticker paper.
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It turns coloring pages into simple decorations kids can use every day.
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[b]Create a motorcycle storybook
The variety of bikes makes it easy for kids to invent their own motorcycle adventure. Each colored page can become a chapter where the rider travels through cities, deserts, or racetracks.
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[li]4-6 printed motorcycle coloring pages
[li]Crayons or colored pencils
[li]Stapler or hole punch and string
[li]Pen or marker
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[block how-to]How to do it:
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[li]Color several motorcycles.
[li]Stack the pages together and staple them into a small booklet.
[li]Write a short sentence on each page describing the ride.
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Kids enjoy reading their own motorcycle story later.
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The fastest production motorcycle ever built, the Dodge Tomahawk concept, had a top speed estimated at over 350 mph. It used a V10 engine similar to a sports car engine.
If your child wants to color more vehicles after these bikes, take a look at our full Vehicles
coloring pages collection. You'll find plenty more cars, trucks, and machines to print.
Coloring Pages FAQ
Will there be more coloring pages added soon?
Yes - we’re continually adding new coloring pages and new categories.
What should I choose - 100% scale or Fit to Page?
If the preview looks perfect, 100% is fine; if anything looks cut off, “Fit to Page” is usually the better choice.
Do I need a profile to use Crafty Josh coloring pages?
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Can a club, library group, or kids group use these coloring pages?
Yes - group leaders can print pages for non-commercial educational use.
What’s the best paper to use?
For crayons and colored pencils, regular printer paper is fine. For markers or paint, thicker paper or cardstock helps reduce bleed-through.
