When your kid no longer needs the limiter—that is, when they get old enough or skilled enough to maintain handlebar control—you can simply pop off the O-ring and let it dangle. By developing their core strength and establishing a centre of gravity, these pedal-free bikes help little? He has reviewed everything from a saddle with a shark fin through to a set of glasses with a HUD and everything in between.

Still, we wished for small extras: Angled tire-valve stems would make filling the tires easier, and a handbrake would have been nice.If you are eligible, you will then be presented with the monthly term available to you – either 12, 24 or 36 months – and the monthly payments. Designed for 18-month-olds and above, this bike will build their core strength and help them master the basics of balancing leading to an easier introduction to pedal bikes later on.

The Guardian bike’s handbrake is unique among balance bikes in that it slows both the front and back wheels. The 12″ air tires provide a smooth ride, while the banana-shaped step-through frame makes it easy for kids to get on and off. The similarly budget Bixe Extreme Light Balance Bike was nearly identical to the Croco model we tested.

BUILDS CONFIDENCE - This kids' bike helps your little ones to build confidence that they’ll use for life. Still, the kids in our testing pool who were on the taller side reached for this bike time and again. Plus, the GT Bike comes with a new premium ultra-comfy durable seatpost, extra safe grips, and 12″ inflatable durable air tires. inches, in contrast to the Guardian Balance Bike’s 7 inches, and its seat height adjusts between 13. A lower stand-over height makes it easier for little kids to find their balance on the bike and to pick it up if it tips over between their legs.