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Strider - 12 Classic No-Pedal Balance Bike, Ages 18 Months to 3 Years, Pink
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Strider - 12 Classic No-Pedal Balance Bike, Ages 18 Features
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12” CLASSIC BIKE - The Classic is the budget-friendly, unembellished choice. It features a painted steel frame, a built-in footrest & an 11” starting seat height, so your toddler can easily straddle the bike at a young age.
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EASY TO ADJUST - As your child grows, you can adjust the seat & handlebar heights—no tools required. The Classic has a seat height range from 11-16” to fit inseam lengths of 12-17”. Plus, the foam rubber tires will never go flat!
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WHAT IS A BALANCE BIKE? - A balance bike introduces your child to the feeling of being on a bike, building up their confidence by encouraging striding and allowing them to practice bike-handling skills.
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WHY DO I NEED IT? - Balance bikes are proven time and again to teach kids to ride faster than the traditional method. Your child will learn balance & steering, which makes transitioning to a bicycle with pedals much easier (when the time comes).
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JOIN THE STRIDER FAMILY - Meet the bike that set the world on fire and revolutionized the way kids learn to ride. Children as young as one are experiencing the thrill of riding without stabilizers—before they're out of diapers.
About Strider - 12 Classic No-Pedal Balance Bike, Ages 18
While the industry typically uses "entry-level" as shorthand for a non-race bike, we can assert with comfort and confidence that the custom grips, saddles, and other features that set Strider's lighter, more expensive models apart from the "entry-level" 12 Classic Balance Bike probably won't be missed. The 12 Classic is designed for aspiring cyclists from 18 months to 3 years of age, providing a platform to transition from striding to coasting in order to learn the balance and handling skills necessary for eventually piloting a proper bicycle. The balance bike's sturdy frame is rounded off with flat-free tires, an adjustable seatpost, footrests for gliding, and brake mounts so that -- as the young rider's coasting skills increase -- a rear brake can be added to keep things in check.
