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Kids' Bikes are sized based on wheel diameter. Sizes range from 12″ to 24″. Choose a size that allows your child to sit comfortably with feet flat on the ground. Measure their inseam and compare it to the bike's seat height for the best fit. Larger wheels offer more stability for older children.
Kids' Bikes should match your child's age, height, and riding ability. Consider their cycling experience and the terrain they'll ride on. Balance bikes suit toddlers, while pedal bikes suit older kids. For varied terrains, opt for bikes with gears and suspension.
Kids' Bikes with stabilisers provide extra balance for beginners. They help build confidence in young riders learning to pedal. Once your child gains balance skills, you can remove them. Some prefer starting with balance bikes that naturally teach balance without stabilisers.
Kids' Bikes should have reliable brakes, a sturdy frame, and non-slip pedals. Ensure they have reflectors or lights for visibility. A bell is useful for alerting others of their presence. Always pair a bike with a properly fitting helmet to protect against falls.
Kids' Bikes require regular maintenance like checking tyre pressure, lubricating the chain, and ensuring brakes work properly. Inspect the bike regularly for loose parts or wear and tear. Keeping it clean prolongs its lifespan and ensures a safe riding experience.
Kids' Bikes: 3 things to consider before buying
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Kids' Bikes should be lightweight enough for children to handle easily. A lightweight bike is easier to maneuver, especially for younger riders who are still developing their strength and coordination. Look for bikes made from materials like aluminum or high-tensile steel, which offer durability without excessive weight. Remember, a lighter bike will encourage longer rides and more frequent use.
Safety should be at the forefront of your decision-making process. Look for child bike seats with a five-point harness system, which offers superior restraint compared to three-point harnesses. Additionally, ensure the seat has sturdy footrests to prevent feet from getting caught in the bike's spokes and a secure locking mechanism to keep the seat firmly attached to your bicycle.
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