🚲 Top-rated Bixe 16" Pro Balance Bike for 5-9 Year Olds - No Pedal Training Bicycle for Big Kids Review

We have bought 16" and under 12" wheels for our two boys and they love them. I remember getting off the training wheels was very difficult for me, so I wanted to find the best solution for training my sons. Several friends have told us about balance bikes as a good solution for learning to ride. So far these bikes have been really great. They were easy to assemble and adjustable in height. I've found that my boys are better off sitting a little lower on bikes than on a traditional bike (because

My 4.5 year old is not quite ready to pedal bike so we bought him a 5-9 year old balance bike (16 inch wheels). He totally loves it! My boy is medium height at 4.5 years and the lowest seat height fits him well with plenty of room to grow. My 9 year old boy could drive it too. Thanks to air-filled tires, it drives smoothly on asphalt and is easy to steer. He's pretty fast now which makes cycling with my three kids a bit easier as he can almost keep up with them at times. I add slime to tires to

My boys are 5 years old and although they can ride normal pedal bikes, one of them always preferred a balance bike and didn't want to switch to a big boys bike as he didn't want to give up his glider. They're about 42 inches tall and weigh 45 pounds and this bike is the perfect size with room to grow thanks to the adjustable handlebar height and seat height. It was super easy to put together as I only had to attach the front wheel and handlebars and it's super easy to adjust with the Allen key…

Love love love this bike! I have a 7 year old son (8 in a few months) with autism who had trouble riding his bike without training wheels. He didn't like studying, and Mom and Dad got a little upset. He seemed to understand how to keep his balance, but wasn't sure he could. He was afraid that we would let go of the bike and didn't understand the need to keep pedaling to accelerate. Every time we let go of the bike, it would just throw itself, jump off the bike, or push its foot to stop. So I…

If your child has trouble balancing on a bike, please don't wait like us. Buy this treadmill for her. Our son is 7 years old and has problems with movement planning although he is growing beyond that but they still show up every now and then. Do some motor planning, such as B. cycling, become a problem for him. We just got out his balance bike and let him train 15-30 minutes a day for about 4 days. We lowered the seat to the minimum height so that when he sits in the seat his feet are on the…

This is getting a bit long as I rely on more detailed reviews from others, particularly parent feedback, to make my purchasing decision. We needed a bigger balance bike because my 4 year old is big for his age and we foolishly tried a balance bike with training wheels first. (He loved the training wheels so much that it was clear he might never want to give them up. He is not very athletic and tends to be slow to learn new physical skills.) His height, late onset of balance and inherited lack…