Children's and youth bikes are much more than just “mini adult bikes.” They are the first real riding fun on two wheels. We all remember our first bike very clearly. Maybe your first bike was a little heavy and bulky – luckily, today you can buy much more comfortable models from Stevens!
It's best for your child to start learning to ride a bike before they start school. Why? Independence: On a bike, children not only learn balance, but also a little courage and that curves are sometimes tighter than they look. The sooner your child can ride a bike safely, the sooner they can participate safely in road traffic. Leisure: Once your child has learned to regularly cover longer distances, nothing stands in the way of family bike rides. A child who is confident on a bike can also ride with friends in the play street without having to worry about crashing into the next parked car. And don't forget: the first cycling training takes place at school (in grade 3 at the latest) and finally the final cycling test in grade 4. Cool: when your child looks confident and can do more than just ride a scooter.
During the cycling proficiency test in fourth grade, the police also check the roadworthiness and safety of the children's bike. If the children's bike fails, your child will not be able to take the cycling proficiency test. For this reason, and above all so that you don't have to worry about anything else, you should pay attention to safety, fit, and usability when buying a children's bike. The right frame size is crucial so that little feet can reach the ground and brakes can be operated safely. A few gears are enough, but Stevens children's and youth bikes still offer a few more gears. So everything is ready for little explorers and the big bicycle test—without mom or dad constantly worrying.
Stevens 2024 TEAM RC 27.5" Gen.2 / Space Black
Stevens 2024 TEAM RC 27.5" Gen.2 / Lemon Lavender
