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Strider - 12 Classic Kids Balance Bike, No Pedal Training Bicycle, Lightweight Frame, Flat-Free Tires, For Toddlers and Children Ages 18 Months to 3 Years Old, Red
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Strider - 12 Classic Kids Balance Bike, No Pedal Features
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Learn to Ride Faster - Balance bikes are proven time and again to teach boys and girls to ride faster than training wheels. Your child will learn balance and steering, which makes transitioning to a bicycle much easier.
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Lowest Seat Rise - the 11-inch seat height allows your toddler to easily straddle the bike at a young age. The seat and handlebar heights adjust to accommodate ages 18 months to 3 years.
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Lightweight Frame - The steel frame weights just over 6 lbs., allowing your child to easily steer, push and maneuver the bike as they learn to ride.
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Flat-Free Tires - Nothing halts a day of fun faster than a flat tire. The 12-inch foam rubber tires will ensure safe and steady riding over any terrain, all day long.
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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. The Strider 12 Classic is a great, budget-friendly, choice for those that want to jump in the pool but aren't quite ready to cannonball.
About Strider - 12 Classic Kids Balance Bike, No Pedal
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.
