KIDS BIKE SIZE GUIDE
WHY SIZE MATTERS!
Size is the most important aspect to get right when deciding on a bike for your child. If the bike is too big or too small, it can ruin your child’s first biking experience and lead to accidents. The kid’s bike size guide below will give you an overview of the various kid’s bike sizes, and show you how to choose the best size bike for your child. Getting help from Bike Size guide is mandatory when selecting a bike for your child.
WHAT SIZE DO KIDS BIKES COME IN?
KIDS BIKE SIZE GUIDE
ROOKIE 12 BALANCE BIKE
Our lightweight balance bikes are the best training tool to teach toddlers to ride a bike without having to use training wheels.
- Wheel Size: 12inch Alloy
- Age Range: 18months - 4.5 years
- Adjustable Seat Height: 30cm - 48cm inseam
- Ability Level: Learning to Balance
- Bike Weight: 2.93kgs
- 4 Amazing Colours: Neon Red, Blue, Green, Pink
ROOKIE 14 BALANCE TO PEDAL BIKE
This revolutionary balance bike converts to a child's first pedal bike with an attachable pedal kit once your child learns to balance.
- Wheel Size: 14inch Alloy
- Age Range: 3 - 6 years
- Adjustable Seat Height: 40cm - 58cm inseam
- Ability Level: Learning to Ride their First Bike!
- Bike Weight: 6.6kgs
- 4 Amazing Colours: Neon Red, Blue, Green, Pink
ROOKIE 18 BALANCE TO PEDAL BIKE
This revolutionary larger balance bike converts to a child's first pedal bike with an add-on pedal kit once your child masters balance.
- Wheel Size: 18inch Alloy
- Age Range: 5 - 8 years
- Adjustable Seat Height: 48cm - 68cm inseam
- Ability Level: Learning to Ride their First Bike!
- Bike Weight: 7.6kgs
- 4 Amazing Colours: Neon Red, Blue, Green, Pink
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BALANCE BIKES
FIRST PEDAL BIKE
SECOND PEDAL BIKE
On a child’s second pedal bike and beyond, they should be up on their tippy-toes 4 – 6cm. Timid riders should stick closer to 4cm while athletic riders should be closer to 6cm. Since children will be riding farther on their second pedal bike, they will want maximum leg extension for efficient pedaling.
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER THE TRANSITION TO A PEDAL BIKE
After kids transition to a pedal bike, it is VERY common for them to want to continue to ride their balance bike. Balance bikes are much simpler, and without the pedals, they are easy to ride up ramps, jumps, and hills.
With time, balance bike graduates will learn to shift their weight around and turn into a fall on a pedal bike as well, but for the first month or so on a pedal bike, kids generally take it easy and mainly focus on mastering pedaling while steering and balancing.
As a result, don’t get rid of the balance bike once your child learns to pedal! Keep it around for at least a couple of months and allow your child to continue to use it as long as they want.