Kids Bike Buyer's Guide

Every kid is different so finding the right kids bike for your child can be a bit of a challenge. There are numerous factors to consider when looking for a kids bike, including age, height, and experience riding on two wheels. While adult bikes are measured by the frame, kids bike sizes are calculated by wheel sizes, with the smaller the wheel size, the smaller the child the bike is designed for.

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This buyer&#;s guide for kids bikes will help you navigate the different sizes and styles we offer so you can find your kid&#;s first or next bike.

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Most bikes designed for the youngest children feature an easy-to-use braking system where simply pedaling backwards engages the brakes. You&#;ll hear this system referred to as ?pedal brakes? or ?coaster brakes.? Quite simply, it is easier for the youngest children to use their feet for both acceleration and braking, allowing them to focus on more essential skills like balance as they are first learning to ride.

As with training wheels, pedal brakes are only best for children who need them to ride confidently. Hand brakes designed for the size of a child&#;s hand and reach are easy to use, and are far more effective in all riding situations. This means hand brakes are ultimately the safest choice for children able to grasp their operation. Those who fit on a 20? bike are generally old enough to use them effectively, so we introduce hand brakes at this wheel size.

As your child grows older and begins riding at faster speeds, it may be worth considering a model featuring disc brakes. Disc brakes provide more stopping power than traditional rim brakes, and are more effective in adverse weather conditions. Beginning in the 24? wheel size, Kids&#; Neko, Kids&#; Dual Sport, Superfly 24 , Farley 24, and Fuel EX Jr are offered with disc brakes. The dedicated mountain models come equipped with hydraulic discs, which offer even more stopping power and variability in braking intensity.

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