How to choose children's bicycles

There are many kinds of children's bikes, including mountain bikes, road bikes and hybrid bikes. So what about children's bikes?

Let's start by understanding the role of children's bikes:

Exercise is important at all ages. Exercise develops your child's intelligence and social skills. When riding a bicycle, it can exercise the leg muscles of the baby, control the direction of the hand, and also exercise the hand grasping ability of the baby.

In addition, if you ride a bicycle without training wheels, you can exercise your baby's balance ability and reaction ability when riding a bicycle, and you can cultivate your baby's safety awareness. I got physical exercise in sports and also enjoyed the fun of cycling.

2. The relationship between bicycle and baby's age

Generally speaking, the age suitable for children bicycle is 3 years old +. After 3 years old, the baby's physical activity ability is constantly improved. While exploring the world, it is also learning how to keep balance, so that it can become more independent and confident

3 ~ 4 years old + baby can choose balance bicycle and bicycle; 5 + baby can choose balance bike and children bike; After the age of 7, the baby can directly choose the child bike.

3. How to choose a bike

Choose bikes based on your child's age.

1. A child bicycle is too small after two years' riding, so the international standard is that a two-year-old child rides a 12-inch bike, a four-year-old child rides a 16-inch bike, and a six-year-old child rides a 20-inch bike.

Children one to two years old, 80 to 95 centimeters tall, ride a 10-inch bike. Children 2 to 4 years old, 85 to 105 centimeters tall, ride 12-inch bikes.

3. Children between two and a half and four and a half years old, 90 cm to 110 cm tall, ride 14-inch bikes. Children between the ages of three and five, 100 to 120 centimeters tall, ride 16-inch bikes.

4. Children aged 4 to 7, 110 cm to 135 cm, ride 18-inch bikes. Children 6 to 10 years old, 125 to 145 centimeters tall, ride 20 inch bikes.