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- Rocky MountainReaper 26 Kids' Mountain BikeNew arrival$3,199.00(0)0 reviewsWheel Size:26 in.Child Inseam:26+ in.Bike Suspension:Full SuspensionBrake Type:Hydraulic Disc
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What size bike does my child need?
- Measure the child’s height and inseam (crotch to floor). Age is a rough guide, but size/inseam measurement will be more accurate.
- Check the brand's sizing chart to match measurements to wheel size.
- Choose a bike that fits now, not one to "grow into." A properly sized bike is a lot safer and more fun to ride.
Four bike types
- Balance bikes: Teach balance and steering to the youngest riders.
- Training wheel bikes: Great for building confidence while learning to ride.
- Cruiser bikes: Wide tires are ideal for riding on paved surfaces.
- Mountain bikes: For trails and rough off-road terrain.
Features
- Weight and frame: Lighter bikes (aluminum frames) are easier for kids to handle.
- Wider tires add stability, traction and cushion.
- Brakes: Coaster brakes tend to be easier for younger kids to use. Handbrakes appear on larger pedal bikes and require more hand strength.
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