Balance Bikes
Up To 3 Years Old | 30-35” Tall
Little ones love to explore the world on foot - imagine how much fun they'll have on two wheels! Ease your child into cycling with a balance bike. These bikes are designed to help little cyclists learn the motor skills and balance they need to get around by bike, preparing them for the eventual addition of pedals and training wheels.
12” Bikes
2-4 Years Old | 35-40” Tall
Share the power of pedaling with your child when you get them their first "real" bicycle. These beginner bikes get kids started with the basics of cycling by introducing brakes, coasting, and handling. Make sure to grab a helmet and pads for a safe and fun learn-to-ride experience.
16” Bikes
3-6 Years Old / 39-46” Tall
Chances are that your child is growing like crazy - make sure that their bike is growing along with them for a safe and enjoyable ride. This size bike is typically suitable for 3-6 year olds, and bike models feature adjustable components to help accommodate a variety of sizes within this age range.
20” Bikes
5-8 Years Old / 45-52” Tall
Your little rider has reached the next level and needs a tried and true big kid bike to help them fortify their skills. With more modern geometry and technology at their grips, kids can ride with more confidence than ever. These bikes are suggested for riders ages 6-8.
24” Bikes
7-10 Years Old / 51-59” Tall
At this stage, a variety of more purpose-built bikes become available in just the right size. Youth mountain bikes are built tough to handle more adventurous terrain, road bikes are quick and maneuverable, and BMX bikes will handle all the curb-hopping and sweet jumps your kid can hope for. Whatever their style, there's a bike for that.
Hybrid Bikes
Middle / High School
A hybrid bike is a great choice for your middle or high schooler’s commute to school, offering a balance of speed, comfort, and durability. Designed for both paved roads and light trails, hybrid bikes provide a smooth and stable ride, making them ideal for navigating city streets or neighborhood paths. When choosing a bike, ensure it fits your child properly and has essential features like reliable brakes, durable tires, and built-in reflectors for visibility. A sturdy frame and a comfortable seat will make daily rides more enjoyable.
E-Bikes
College
An electric bike is a smart investment for your college-aged student’s commute, offering a convenient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective transportation option. E-bikes provide pedal assistance, making long distances, hills, and heavy backpacks easier to manage while reducing travel time. When choosing an electric bike, consider factors like battery range, motor power, and overall weight to ensure it meets their daily commuting needs. Safety is key, so look for models with strong brakes, lights, and reflective elements for visibility.
Safety Tips
Choose the Right Size
A bike that is too big or too small can be difficult to control and increase the risk of accidents. Your child should be able to touch the ground with their feet while seated on the saddle.
Get Proper Gear
A properly fitting helmet is essential to protect against head injuries. Also, consider knee and elbow pads, especially for beginners.
Check the Bike’s Safety Features
Before purchasing, inspect the brakes, tires, and reflectors. If buying a used bike, ensure it’s in good condition and has no loose or broken parts.
