Toddlers and preschoolers aged about 1 to 4 who are ready to start scooting.
Balance bikes are the fastest way we know to get kids riding. By scooting along and lifting their feet, children learn balance first, and most skip training wheels altogether when they move to a pedal bike.
The catch is weight. A heavy bike is hard for a toddler to control, so the Rascal uses an all-aluminium frame that brings the whole bike to about 2 kg. Little riders can push it, steer it and pick it up themselves.
It fits kids with an inseam of 31 to 46 cm, roughly ages 1 to 4, with a handlebar height of 46 to 56 cm and a maximum rider weight of 25 kg. This one comes in a bright pink finish.
About 2 kg
Light enough for small kids to handle and carry.
Aluminium frame
Light and won't rust.
Grows with them
Fits inseams from 31 to 46 cm.
Pink finish
A bright colour kids love.
Bike
Size and fit
Great for
Maybe not for
Measure your child's inseam in socks, from the floor to the crotch. The saddle should be set so they can sit with both feet flat and knees slightly bent. Fits inseams of 31 to 46 cm.
Start low
Set the seat low enough that both feet sit flat on the ground. Kids gain confidence quickly when they can always put a foot down, and you can raise it as they start gliding.
Helmet from day one
Even at walking pace, a properly fitted helmet is a good habit to start early. Bring your little one in and we'll help with sizing.
