Hey all. My son's 20 5 speed was stolen this week. He and I had
labored over it this summer, along with the handmade handlebar bag I
fabricated for it. Pretty sad.
Anyway before I jump into another build project I thought I'd see if
any of you have had any luck with solid kids bikes out there.
You dont say how old / tall your kid is, but I just wrote about these on
the iBob list:
http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/gravity/liberty_cx.htm
I just bought 2 for my twins. Great bikes, great company and I would buy
them again.
They start at a 42cm.
Scott
Dayton, OH
On Sat, Sep 8, 2012
Right, right. Sorry. He's almost six, and exactly 4 ft. tall. Those look nice,
but I'm pretty sure he's still in the 20 wheel size.
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FWIW, I bought my daughter the smallest Trek Skye; since it's actually a
woman's MTB, it's a 26 wheel, but for her, is kinda like a 29'er. She was
eight when I got it for her, not particularly tall for her height. Thing
that's nice, for her, having a dropped top-tube, the standover wasn't
Why the hell would anyone steal a kid's bike. That's just incredibly low.
Sorry for the time, $$$ and love you two put into it.
If you're looking for a regular MTB type kid bike, I'm partial to
Specialized Hotrock bikes. They're pretty good. Not super heavy, plenty
sturdy, look cool. They have a
Why the hell would anyone steal a kid's bike. That's just incredibly low.
Sorry for the time, $$$ and love you two put into it.
If you're looking for a regular MTB type kid bike, I'm partial to
Specialized Hotrock bikes. They're pretty good. Not super heavy, plenty
sturdy, look cool. They have a
