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So I love to now see my own children also embracing this hobby. He did end up finding a beast of a bike in the shed that is probably 50+ years old. Even though it was way too big, he made it work last year. But this year, getting him a proper bike that he… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy Walmart Kids Bikes

In smaller towns, makes some phone calls to your local bike shops. Some have trade-in programs where people can trade in used kids bikes for new ones. This is a great way to snag a high-quality used kids bike for a killer price. Buying a high-quality kids bike second-hand is about the best decision you… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy Walmart Kids Bikes

Though they come a little expensive compared to ones from other brands, the quality remains unmatched. Higher-end kids bikes, while more expensive initially, can be handed down to two kids or three kids or even four kids. They also have higher resale values, meaning you can often buy a bike, use it for a few… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy Walmart Kids Bikes

Finally, the geometry of the handlebars can make a big difference. To accommodate for the short wheelbase, poorly designed kids bikes tend to have high-rise BMX-style handlebars that actually reduce control and create a “twitchy” ride for young riders. It features a durable and lightweight alloy frame and high-grip tires to handle dirt roads and… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy Walmart Kids Bikes

It has everything you need to commute every day, run errands, or go grocery shopping, including fenders and lights. Even though this belt bike is low-maintenance, it’s made with high quality parts that’ll make them feel like they’re riding like a big kid. If your child needs gears, versus wants them, purchasing a bike with… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy Walmart Kids Bikes