Strider - 12 Sport Kids Balance Bike, No Pedal Training Bicycle, Lightweight Frame, Flat-Free Tires, For Toddlers and Children Ages 18 Months to 5 Years Old
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Andrew D.
> 3 dayGreat learning bike for the kiddos
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Sammi
> 3 dayMy daughter got this on her second birthday, and she took to it right away. She was able to figure out balance, and now can go pretty fast on it. Its grown with her as she has gotten taller, and she will be ready for a real bike with no problem in a year or so. Its also super sturdy and has held up extremely well to a toddlers energy. The tires look practically new, eventhough she rides it all the time. I know Ill be able to use this bike for kid #2 and #3 when they get old enough.
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Kajsa Mayfield
> 3 dayDon’t waste your money on a new one. Buy used. These things are durable so they last. Also because the kids outgrow them so quickly you only end up using it for a few months. (At least that’s all we did). Balance bikes are good but honestly they don’t help your kid learn to peddle and they start to rely on coasting (again in my experience). Just my 2 cents.
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Casey J. Figueiredo
> 3 dayFeels sturdy, my son loves it. Does exactly what its meant to do, and looks good too
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Snowman
Greater than one weekThought it would be a cheap bike at first but ha held up great. Kid rides it everyday and have no issues
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Andras
> 3 dayOur child likes it very much. I can say it was love at first site :)
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Daniel
Greater than one weekMy son started on this bike at 1.5 years old with the seat all the way down. He is now two months shy of his second birthday and able to coast down hills and holding his feet up in perfect balance. Assembly and disassembly of the bike is relatively easy as Ive packed the bike in our checked luggage for several flights. Id also recommend the Lazer PNuts MIPS helmet to go along with it.
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William
> 3 dayGreat quality. Exactly as expected.
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CJS
> 3 dayMy preemie son loves his Strider. It took many months of him scooting around on this bike, but one day we came to a hill after seeing lots of bigger kids and adults coasting down, he just went for it, and shot down the hill like a missile. Now he wants to ride every minute of every day. He still has trouble pedaling a tricycle because of his developmental delays, but he can cruise and coast all day on his strider. These bikes are revolutionary.
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xiao
> 3 dayIt’s a great balance bike super light and easy to assemble.My 2yo kid loves to ride.
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Grows with your ChildThe seat and handlebar heights on our Balance Bikes adjust to accommodate ages 18 months to 5 years, or a 12-20 inch inseam. |
Goes AnywhereNever flat, no-maintenance tires allow your little one to ride with confidence on any terrain. |
Designed for Young KidsMini grips mean little mitts can easily take control. The durable, lightweight frame makes handling a breeze for youngsters. |
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| 12 Inch Classic | 12 Inch Sport | 12 Inch Pro | 14x | 2-in1 Rocking Bike | |
| Suggested Age | 18 months - 3 years | 18 months - 5 years | 18 months - 5 years | 3 - 7 years | 6 months - 5 years |
| Child’s Inseam | 12 - 17 in. (30 - 43 cm.) | 12 - 20 in. (30 - 51 cm.) | 12 - 20 in. (30 - 51 cm.) | 16 - 23 in. (40 - 58 cm.) | 8.75 - 20 in. (22 - 51 cm.) |
| Seat Type | All-Weather Plastic | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded |
| Bike Weight | 6.5 lbs. | 6.7 lbs. | 5.6 lbs. | 12.5 lbs. | 7.1 lbs. (with base) |
| Frame Type | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Aluminum | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| Compatible with Pedal Kit (Sold Separately) | ✓ |