Balance Bikes

It’s a learner’s bike and so much more. With a new look and an innovative design, the all-new Pre makes learning to ride more fun than ever. The new Pre features a redesigned frame that is not only easier to ride, but is also constructed to give it a more sporty feel for young riders. It features a low step-through design, and now has an oversized stem and bar to give it a fun, action-packed look and feel. Lightweight and durable ALUXX-grade butted aluminum frame Innovative high-strength thermoformed polymer fork provides dramatic weight savings Sleek design makes learning easy Size: 12” wheel

The perfect first bike for your toddler — the Tadpole balance bike best suits 2 and 3 year olds with a minimum inside leg of 31cm. Wheel Size: 12-inch Why buy a Tadpole? - Lightweight but sturdy frame - Tektro rear brake with small, easy to reach brake lever - Safety steering lock - Top mounted brake arms avoids feet catching - Quick release seat post for easy height adjustment - Free 5 year warranty on frame and forks - Reflectors and bell included

The Tadpole Mini is a great first bike which helps the child to achieve the necessary balance to cycle. The Tadpole Mini is suitable for children aged 1 and 2 with a minimum inside leg of 24cm. Wheel Size: 10-inch Why buy a Tadpole Mini? - Lightweight but sturdy Frame - Tektro rear brake with small easy to reach brake lever - Safety steering lock - Top mounted brake arms avoids feet catching - Quick release seat post for easy height adjustment - Free 5 year warranty on frame and forks - Reflectors and bell included

A lightweight balance bike for slightly older children. Suitable for riders aged 3-4 years with a minimum inside leg of 15-inches (38cm). - Lightweight but sturdy frame - Soft handlebar grips - Easy to grip Tektro rear brake with adjustable lever for smaller hands. The brake is mounted above the rear stay to keep it away from the rider's feet. - 14-inch wheels - Quick release seat-post for easy height adjustment - The locking headset means the handlebars have a steering limiter, which is safer for learners