Kids Bike Size Chart: The Definitive Guide to Kids Bike Sizing + Infographic

Are you looking for the most accurate available on the Internet (used by bike professionals around the world?) Then look no further, because this is the ultimate guide for you that wants to buy a (perfect) bike for your kid. 🚲 As any mother or father can testify, children don’t stay the same size for long. […]

Are Walmart bikes really only for kids? Surely, they can’t all be that bad, right? I mean it’s the whole stack ‘em high, sell ‘em cheap mentality. Places like Walmart have an awful lot of buying power. Certainly they have a shedload more than your average bike shop, and even the larger bike shop chains. […]

Before I give you suggestions about trailer bikes, I wanted to answer the question of “Why Trailer Bikes?” So this is clearly a website for people who like riding and reading about bikes, and you might even say that we think so highly about bikes that we want to share these beautiful machines with other […]

First Step – is YOU Well, before either a trike or a balance bike, your toddler needs to come along with you often in a kid seat on your bike so he knows what it’s like to feel the wind in his hair and on his face; how it feels to be propelled on a […]

When you’re a new parent, you want to make sure that you are able to be with your child wherever you go. If this means taking your baby to work and letting him chill by the water cooler, sure. You’d do it. Anything to have the little tyke close to you. If you’re a bike […]

Robert Crane runs Bobs bikes for needy kids. When I first heard about Robert, I was really touched because Robert’s life’s mission is to provide free bikes to needy children – and although he gets most of the bikes donated, he is also financing a lot of the expenses out of his own pocket. If […]

Children. You want to take them with you wherever you go. As much as you love them, and as much as you wouldn’t change them for anything else in the world, the advent of children coming into your life can seem to jam the metaphorical chain of your biking world; for years it sometimes seems. […]