Learning to ride a bike is the most empowering time in a child’s life. This is when we learn to take care of ourselves, our community, and our world.
We’ve organized this list from tallest to smallest.
Wahoo 24 Trail is a light and tough kids’ bike that’s ready to roll off-road. Its sturdy aluminum frame is easy to maneuver as they weave their way down the trail, but rugged enough to handle the tough stuff. A 9-speed 1x drivetrain gives them plenty of gears for pedaling up steep trails, and disc brakes provide next-level stopping power to slow their roll or help them stop on a dime on the way back down. Perfect for riders between 51-59″ tall.
Read more about the Wahoo 24 Trail at trekbikes.com.
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 aluminum frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59˝ tall.
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Precaliber 20 will have your little rider begging to go out for a pedal on their first real big kid bike. It’s a great transition model from training wheels. It has one speed, a coaster brake, and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for a light mount. For kids ages 6-8, between 45-52˝ tall.
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Teaching and learning to ride is a breeze with Precaliber 16. It has a handle built into the saddle so you can guide while they ride, and tool-free training wheels that are super easy to install and remove. It’s a great fit for kids ages 4-5 between 39-46˝ tall.
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Strider Balance Bikes make riding as easy as walking for kids of all ages! Starting at 6 months, Strider inspires kids to experience two-wheeled freedom.
