18-24 months, 10-inch wheels.
Perfect for starting out, this Radio Flyer Trike will give your toddler the thrill of riding a bicycle, without the stress of having to do it on his own.
18-24 months, 10-inch wheels.
Perfect for starting out, this Radio Flyer Trike will give your toddler the thrill of riding a bicycle, without the stress of having to do it on his own.Ages 2-5, 12 to 14 inches.
This lightweight, no-pedal bike will let your youngster conquer the sidewalks while riding in style.Ages 4-6, 16 inches.
Once your child has a grip on initial balance, it's time to add the training wheels. This bike is great for getting the hang of pedaling around the neighborhood. Ages 6-8, 18 to 20 inches.
By the time your kid reaches the age of 8, the training wheels should be off. Skip buying two bikes during this growing time period and purchase this dual-functioning Mantis model that allows you to detach training wheels when your son or daughter is ready.Ages 8-11, 24 inches.
Now that the training wheels are officially a tale of the past, your kid is ready for some solo riding. Thanks to this bike from Woom, your child will have full control as he bikes over to his friend's house a few streets down the road.Age 11 and older, 26 inches.
Expert time. With this bike, your kid will be set for several years, as there are adjustable handle bars and an adjustable seat that will grow as she does into her teenage years.
