Eurymeloides bicincta, commonly known as the two-lined gum-treehopper, is a leafhopper in the family Cicadellidae.

[1] It is a sap-sucking insect and is found on gum-trees in its native southeastern Australia.

The adult is wedge-shaped and is black with large orange eyes and white lines on its wings.

[2] Eurymeloides bicincta is found on Eucalyptus trees where both nymphs and adults have piercing mouthparts and suck the sap.

[2] Some sand wasps in the tribe Nyssonini prey on this leafhopper, carrying off adults to provision the cells in which they lay their eggs.