Redesigned from the ground up, the new Specialized Riprock 20 and Specialized Riprock 24 are a little ripper of a bike ready to put young groms in action. This upgraded Riprock is a brand new trail beast – it lost …
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The Polygon Siskiu D24 is the perfect pony for moving little rippers up to a full squish, but without taking a heavy blow to the pocketbook – it’s that illusive mix of great performance at a decent price. With confidence-building …
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It’s not often that a kids mountain bike sells out within hours of its release, but after testing the woom OFF AIR, we aren’t surprised. The AIR is simply a magnificent beast that “floats like a butterfly (and) sting(s) like …
The ideal mix of technical brawn and delicate simplicity, the woom OFF 4, woom OFF 5, and woom OFF 6 are the ultimate gateway bikes for young groms just getting started. From the hydraulic disc brakes to the carbon fork …
So you’ve got yourself a tiny shredder and they need a 16 inch mountain bike. Riding basic dirt trails and single track as a 3, 4, or 5 year old requires less technical skill than the aggressive riding an older …
Got yourself a baby shredder? Then they likely need the Prevelo Zulu Two! With modern MTB geometry, wide grippy tires, wide handlebars, and front and rear hydraulic disc brakes, the Zulu will make all your MTB parent dreams come true. …
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Our resident kid bike testers have had the chance to ride some pretty amazing 24 inch mountain bikes over the past couple of years. From lightweight rigid rides for beginners to front suspension bikes with high-end air forks, we’ve personally …
Mountain bikes for kids can range from $100 Walmart specials to $400 bike shop best-sellers, or $8,000+ mountain machines. That’s because a “mountain bike” serves different purposes for different riders. The best kids mountain bike really depends on how and …
Built specifically for off-road adventures, the Vitus Plus kid series (available in 20″ and 24″ sizes) are amazing bikes for beginning to intermediate trail riders. Equipped with 2.6″ wide tires for plenty of traction and Tektro hydraulic brakes for on-the-spot …
From tweens moving up from a 24″ bike to women looking for a great entry-level mountain bike, the Marin Wildcat Trail is a solid choice that packs a lot of punch into its price tag. With three Wildcat models at …
