Bobbin Balance Bike Kids Bike for Girls & Boys Ages 2-4 Years Old, Children Bicycle with Bike Bell and Wicker Basket Included

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The trike is a method of cycling of its own. And, the bike with stabilisers can remove the training wheels and becomes a new challenge. The balance bike is only for a certain period of your child's development. That being said, we do offer larger 16-inch bikes and even 20" and 24" bikes in our range for toddlers.

With features like solid tyres and a gloss paint finish, your balance bike with basket is the perfect choice from Bobbin. Our bikes for kids aim to offer an affordable option that doesn't skimp on quality or cool. Exchanging or returning prizes is not possible. The prize is personal and not transferable or exchangeable for money. At Bobbin Bikes, we understand the importance of providing safe and reliable products for your child's first cycling adventures. That's why all our balance toddler push bikes are crafted with a focus on durability, stability, and child-friendly features. You can trust that our bikes are made to withstand the rough and tumble of learning to ride while ensuring maximum safety for your little one. What colour Balance Bike? This noise won't frustrate many people, but it could be a deal-breaker for those that it does irritate. Think squeaking shoes and a rusty swing. If these sounds make you irrationally angry, we understand. And, we urge you to choose your kids training wheels carefully . Don't deal well with uneven surfaces. Once your child is confident with a balance bike, moving onto training wheels is a great next step.Helmet first: Always have your child wear a properly fitted kids helmet . It’s the most crucial safety gear. Lastly, the shiny silver ding-dong bell adds a delightful touch of whimsy. Most importantly, ensure your child’s presence is heard with every joyful ring. Not only is this model a lightweight bike, with an adjustable seat, solid tyres and 12" alloy wheel size, your little one can get into balance bike mode and they can do so with their feet flat for support to improve their independent riding and learn their sense of balance. As parents (and the designated bike buyer!), it's up to you to make the final decision when purchasing a bicycle. That's why we want to provide you with a bike that keeps your children safe and happy at a reasonable price.

The Gingersnap 16” is one of our signature kids bikes in the Gingersnap range, designed in shape and size to suit kids aged from 4-6 years old. This classic bike is beloved by Bobbin customers and is available with training wheels to make bike rides for little ones much easier. Most adults learnt to ride on stabilisers, making them the obvious way of teaching their own children . Many people are also well aware that it's standard for small bikes to include training wheels. You can expect this in bicycles from sizes of 12" up to 16". Built to our highest standards, we’ve not compromised on style or safety when it comes to our balance cycles with beautiful, vintage frames and a selection of colours to choose from with all of our models. Even comfort is accounted for with our vegan leather saddles. A Quality Balance Bike From Bobbin That’s where two wheels without pedals nor training wheels come in, a.k.a. balance bikes . They offer a revolutionary approach to teaching kids how to cycle. Moreover, they pave the way for a smoother transition to traditional bicycles. Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.

Our range of kids bikes includes a variety of sizes and styles for all ages. That's why we're sure you'll find the perfect kid-friendly bicycle here at Bobbin. Whether you're looking for a beautiful vintage bike, or the simple-yet-beautiful design of a dutch style bike, you'll find it in our superb collection. Why balance bike vs training wheels, and what’s the verdict? It’s clear that pedal-less ones present more promising benefits. They teach crucial skills for riding, to add, making them a more effective choice. Safety Tips for Riding Balance Bikes Perhaps the most obvious way to learn to ride a bicycle is by using bikes with stabilisers. The small wheels align with the rear wheel to give extra support to someone learning to ride. Training wheels aid the bike's balance by preventing it from leaning in the way it usually would. The Pros: Common sense option. The cool-grey BMX-style pedals and spectacular brushed silver. Plus, the satin handlebars complete the sleek and stylish look of the Skylark. For added versatility, the Skylark is also available in a 16” wheel size, suitable for ages 4-6. Round-up