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How to Draw a Sport Bike
Draw a sport bike in 13 easy steps, about 10 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: two wheels.
Step 1: Two wheels
Low down, draw 2 big matching circles, far apart. Add 2 smaller circles inside each, like a target.
Step 2: The front shell
Above the front wheel draw a pointed nose shell. Curve round the wheel, along the bottom and back up.
Step 3: Windscreen and headlight
On top of the shell draw a windscreen sweeping up to a peak. Add a slanted oval headlight on the nose.
Step 4: Fuel tank
Behind the windscreen, draw a round tank hump that tucks into the shell at both ends.
Step 5: Seat and tail
Behind the tank draw a thin flat seat. Under it draw a tail pointing up over the back wheel.
Step 6: Front fork
Draw 2 slanted lines from the shell down to the middle of the front wheel.
Step 7: Swingarm and exhaust
Draw a bar from the shell to the back wheel's middle. Add a short fat pipe below it.
Step 8: Handlebar and mirror
Draw a short fat handlebar grip behind the windscreen. Add a round mirror on a stalk over the nose.
Step 9: Spokes and road
Draw 5 spokes in each wheel, like a star. Draw a long road line under the wheels.
Step 10: Red bodywork
Colour the shell, the tank and the tail red, around the headlight and the handlebar.
Step 11: Black tyres and seat
Colour both tyres, the seat and the handlebar grip black. Leave the insides of the wheels white.
Step 12: Grey metal
Colour the fork, the back bar, the pipe, the wheel middles and the mirror grey.
Step 13: Sky screen, yellow light
Colour the windscreen sky blue and the headlight yellow. Your sport bike is done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a sport bike, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
