Bikes - Kids

Rocky Mountain's Grom Bike That Can Take 24" and 26" Wheels

The Prevelo Zulu 1 can run on pedals or as a run bike and it's relatively light for a small person's sled.

Kids have it good these days with sick bikes and good gear helping them conquer the trails.

A modular chromoly dually design, some quality kids hardtails, and a company working in SRAM and Shimano's domain...

A modular run bike designed to grow with your kid by people who care.

Dirt Jumping and Pump tracking (on a new Evil Faction II) with junior is a great way to be a good parent and keep your skills sharp...

Kids Ride Shotgun's latest kid-forward saddle system is a carbon-friendly improvement on the original.

There are several considerations regarding dropper post travel for short riders that extend beyond "buy the longest OneUp V2 post that fits..."

Designed and CNC machined from scratch for a lucky toddler, who won't be able to appreciate the love that went in for years...

None of the upgrades I'm suggesting here are cheap but they are key to your shredder's best mountain bike experience.

Making some smooth shifting improvements to my kid's 20" wheeled mountain bike, and ditching a couple of cogs in the process...

It isn't easy to find leg armour that's great to pedal in, offers full shin protection against vicious pedal strikes, and fits a six-year-old...

An intimate way to take your kid mountain biking that delivers maximum fun for rider and passenger...

The first in a three-part series of the gear and trends that caught my eye at the 2019 edition of Crankworx Whistler.

" On my first ride down I hit the same trails I usually ride on test bikes that cost many times its price..."

High level build quality and spec make for a kids' single speed made to be ridden a ton and passed from one happy rider to another.

Great weld quality and a belt drive are just two reasons why the Early Rider Belter 16 Trail looks like a great option for a kid's first pedal bike.

Unique details that stand out in a sea of similar products and services.

“He also really enjoyed blowing his own cheeks up with the pump, asking why his bike doesn’t have a chain, grabbing my chain and wiping it on his face…”