12 Classic Balance Bike - Pink

The Strider 12 Classic is an outstanding entry-level balance bike. Ideal for kids aged 18 months to 5 years, this bike is a perfect choice for families on a budget. It shares the core features of the best-selling Strider 12 Sport at an affordable price. With its lightweight and durable design, it's a breeze for little ones to learn how to ride. The adjustable seat and handlebar height, along with built-in footrests and an all-weather plastic seat, make it great for skill-building. Available in vivid colors, it offers a genuine Strider experience. Watch your child smoothly transition to a pedal bike without the need for a tricycle or training wheels! Strider Bikes have a low seat height, allowing kids as young as 18 months to start riding. The Classic can accompany your child up to 3 years old. If you want a more feature-rich bike for longer use, consider the Strider 12 Sport. With over 1 million sold, Strider is the top balance bike brand trusted by parents. The seat height ranges from 11 - 16 inches, fitting kids with an inseam of 12 - 17 inches. Note that a separate purchase of an XL seat post is required for 4 - 5-year-olds. Key features include learning to ride and balance on two wheels without pedals or training wheels, a patented simple and durable design for long - term use, maintenance - free puncture - proof tires, a lightweight build with the lowest seat height for early starters, unique built - in footrests for smooth gliding and tricks, a durable all - weather plastic mini seat, and easily adjustable seat and handlebar height with a tool included.

Using the Strider 12 Classic balance bike is easy. First, adjust the seat and handlebar height to fit your child's size. Let your child sit on the bike with both feet flat on the ground. They can then use their feet to push the bike forward and learn to balance. As they get more confident, they'll start to glide smoothly. When your child is 4 - 5 years old, you may need to buy an XL seat post separately to keep the bike comfortable. For maintenance, keep the bike clean. Wipe down the plastic seat regularly. Check the tires occasionally to make sure they're in good condition. Since they're puncture - proof, you don't have to worry about flats. Store the bike in a dry place to prevent rusting. Remember, always supervise your child when they're riding the bike to ensure their safety.