Scool kids' bicycles
As a child grows, so does their bike. Pedaling can be too difficult for the youngest children, so a balance bike is usually recommended.
Bicycle S'COOL niXe 16" 1-speed coaster-brake Aluminium pink-baby pink
Bicycle S'COOL niXe 18" 1-speed coaster-brake Aluminium dark grey-pastel green
Bicycle S'COOL niXe 18" 1-speed coaster-brake Aluminium pink-baby pink
Bicycle S'COOL XXlite 18" 1-speed coaster-brake Aluminium black-orange
Bicycle S'COOL niXe 16" 1-speed coaster-brake Aluminium dark grey-pastel green
Scool kid's bicycles online
A bicycle is not only a means of transportation, but also a great way to develop a child's motor skills, develop the ability to learn new things, and also bring them a lot of joy and a sense of freedom. However, when buying a bicycle for a child, there are several important things to pay special attention to, to ensure that, in addition to safety, the bicycle is also properly adjusted to the child's needs. We offer additional information that shows which bicycles to choose for children of different ages and what features are important for their safety and a happy cycling experience.
Perhaps the most important criterion when choosing a children's bicycle is the child's height.
Starting with the first bicycle, the child's bicycle also grows as they grow
For the smallest, pedaling can be too difficult, which is why it is usually recommended to use balance bikes. Then, depending on age and, best of all, height, you can choose between the sizes of bicycles for teenagers: 12”, 14”, 16”, 18”, 20” and finally 24”. Children's bicycles are usually equipped with training wheels and push handles to make learning to ride easier. There are also chain and handlebar guards that protect the child from possible injuries. Children's bicycles are colorful, often with accessories/decorations. Therefore, the most important thing when choosing a bicycle is that it fits and suits the child. The manufacturers of the children's bicycles we offer are Unibike, Merida, Romet, Puky, Karbon.
- 12-inch bicycles – suitable for children ~75-90 cm tall, approximately 1.5 – 4 years. These children's bicycles are usually equipped with training wheels, auxiliary handles and chain guard.
- 14-inch bicycles – suitable for children ~80-100 cm tall, approximately 2.5 – 5 years. Children's bikes of this size also have training wheels and other accessories, a basket, a bell or a buzzer.
- 16-inch bikes – suitable for children ~90-115 (117) cm tall, approximately 3.5 – 6 years. 16-inch bikes also have additional wheels and accessories.
- 18-inch bikes – suitable for children ~99-120 cm tall, approximately 3.5 – 6 years. Most of them are already equipped without training wheels, but like smaller children's bikes, they have various accessories.
- 20-inch bikes – suitable for children ~113-125 cm tall (+- 2 cm), approximately 5 – 8 years old.
- 24-inch bikes – suitable for children ~125-155 cm tall (+- 2 cm), approximately 6 – 12 years old. Children's bicycles for girls and boys are the same in terms of configuration. Perhaps the main difference is their color. After parents have chosen a bicycle with a suitable configuration, we recommend that they let them choose the color of the bicycle themselves.
Balance bike for children from 2 years old
Let's start at the beginning - a balance bike. Balance bikes are a great way for a child to learn to roll and balance without the help of pedals. This means that your child can learn the most important skill of cycling - balance. These bikes do not have pedals, so the child simply stands on the ground and moves forward with his feet.
Bicycles with wheels for children aged 3-5
Once your child is confident in his balance and feels comfortable maintaining balance, you can move on to a regular bike with additional wheels. These wheels are mounted on the rear wheel of the bike and help maintain balance while your child learns to pedal and steer. This is a great step in teaching your child to ride a traditional bike.
Children's bike from 6 years old
When your child is around 6 years old, you can choose a bike with pedals for them. This can be one of the most important stages as your child learns to ride a traditional bike. It is important to choose the right size so that the child can easily reach the pedals and sit securely in the saddle. The right frame size is a crucial factor in ensuring the comfort and safety of the child.
Bicycles for children aged 7-10
At this age, children usually have already mastered the basics of cycling and are gaining experience in riding. Therefore, a wider range of bikes can be chosen, taking into account the child's interests. For example, a sports bike can be a great choice for children who want to spend their time actively and ride on mixed-surface roads, while a city bike is best suited for cycling on cycle paths.
Safety always comes first
It goes without saying that safety is the most important thing for children of all ages when cycling. First, you need to ensure appropriate protection: a helmet, leg and arm guards, gloves. Children don't always want to wear a helmet, but it is important to involve them in this important safety measure, explaining that it can protect against possible injuries.
Choose the right size and adjust the height of the bike saddle
To ensure a comfortable and safe ride when cycling, it is important to choose the right size bike. An uncomfortable or too big bike can cause problems while riding, which can be dangerous. Also, adjust the height of the bike saddle so that the child can easily reach the handlebars with their feet on the pedals and the ground.
Check the condition of the bike and carry out maintenance
Regardless of which bike you decide to buy, it is important to check its condition regularly. Check for worn parts, whether the brakes work properly and whether all the lighting elements work properly. Do not forget about regular maintenance of the bike, as this will ensure long-term and safe use of the bike.
Teach your child safe traffic rules
Finally, teach your child safe traffic rules. Regardless of the age of the child, he should know the basic traffic rules and be able to ride a bike on the road. Be a good example for your child - always follow the traffic rules and wear a helmet and protectors when riding with your child. Also, if your child is just learning to ride a bike, you should ensure all safety guarantees and pay attention to the most important things.
When the time comes when a child willingly gets on a bike and wants to learn to ride, the most important thing is not to rush and remember that the principle of “sit down and ride as you want” can end in unpleasant events. To avoid this, it is necessary to correctly choose the environment where the child will ride. Choose a place where he is guaranteed safety and comfort. This can be an empty park or a quiet local road away from heavy traffic.
Assess yourself and anticipate risks
It is also necessary to ensure the prevention of adverse traffic conditions. When a child learns to ride a bike, it is important to choose a place where there are no other cyclists or children, complex intersections, cars nearby, etc. Busy streets and highways are definitely not suitable for training beginners. Such places can be very dangerous and cause more stress, preventing your child from fully concentrating and trusting their skills.
Will it work the first time?
We don't promise, but there's nothing to worry about if you make sure that the learning process is safe and fun for your child. When choosing a learning location, pay attention to the space, especially the surface. Choose a place with enough space to ride, maneuver, and practice different situations. These can be well-maintained parks, bike paths, quiet neighborhoods, or places without dangerous obstacles like holes or rocks. A smooth and stable surface is also important for building your child's confidence.
Why isn't learning to ride a bike in a park or city a good idea?
Remember that crowds and noise can be factors that can make your child feel unsafe when riding a bike. Avoid places with a lot of people or other sources of noise that may distract your child and increase the risk of collisions with other pedestrians or cyclists. Choose places with fewer people to reduce stress and create a suitable learning environment.
Finally, don't forget to check the safety requirements of the environment, such as adequate lighting, visibility, road signs, compliance with traffic rules, and the presence of dangerous objects in the distance (such as bodies of water or holes, ditches).
In the Bikko.bike bicycle store you will find a wide selection of children's bicycles: from simple to top-notch equipment - even the most demanding will find something to their liking. The children's bicycles sold in our store are new, high-quality, stylish and have a 2-year factory warranty.
Children's bicycles are sold online - in our e-store Bikko.bike.