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When choosing bike accessories for your children, you need to make sure they are safe, practical and your kids can have fun using them when riding. Getting bike add-ons for your kid’s bikes is an excellent way to keep them excited about cycling and staying physically active. There are also bike accessories for kids learning... Read More »
Wearing a helmet whenever going for a bike ride is a crucial safety precaution that both kids and adults should stick to. The sooner you teach your child to wear a baby bike helmet, the better. Wearing a helmet has NO disadvantages, so there’s no reason to avoid using one. They protect the head from... Read More »
Ordering bikes for kids online is becoming more and more popular nowadays. It is because there are no shop-keeping or warehouse costs, which makes the prices even lower! And since everything is moved online, you don’t have to try your bike first. Other people have done it for you. You should try your bike first! FALSE... Read More »
What is a balance bike? A balance bike is a bike without pedals, meant for very young kids — as young as 18 months. It is perfect as a first bike as it provides a natural and intuitive way to learn how to ride. Since balance bikes have no pedals, kids use their feet to... Read More »
![Best Child And Baby Bike Seats Your Toddlers Will Love [2022]](https://www.bicycle-guider.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/child-bike-seats-150x150.png "Best Child And Baby Bike Seats Your Toddlers Will Love [2022]")
Being a parent does not mean you have to stop cycling. If you get the right child bike seat that fits you, your bike, and your child, you can continue having fun, exercising, or running errands. Before we show you our favorite 11 child and baby bike seats, let’s take a look at the four... Read More »
Balance bikes (also known as training bikes, push bikes, bikes without pedals, toddler bikes, or pedal-less bikes) are a phenomenal way for your toddler to learn how to ride a bicycle. They allow kids to figure out how to keep their balance on two wheels much easier than traditional kids’ bikes with training wheels. Do... Read More »
Do you have a child that is doing well on the balance bike, but is still quite young and fairly small? If the coordination is there, and the child is full of interest and eagerness to try out a pedal bike, the woom 2 is the choice for you. Constructed of high quality, lightweight AL-6061... Read More »
Balance bikes are the new thing. They’ve made training wheels obsolete. Indeed, if you’ve ever witnessed a child riding a bike with training wheels and crying in frustration, you’ve likely thought, “There’s got to be a better way!“ And you’d be right! There definitely is a better way, and it is the balance bike. Not... Read More »
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