Name: WEIZE TW-DU008
Brand: WEIZE
Rating: 86 (390 reviews)

86/100

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Users (390 ratings)

Experts (0 reviews)

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Facts

Gender

Boys, Girls

Type

Non-Electric, Kids, Beginners, Teenagers

Release Year

2021

Brand

WEIZE

Wheel Size

14", 16", 20”

Number of Gears

1 (1x1)

Gearing Type

Single Speed

Weight

24.3, 31.1, 34.8 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Rim: Caliper, Hub: Coaster

Frame Material

Steel

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the WEIZE TW-DU008. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Updated May 14, 2026 by Rachel Rushing.

5 reasons to buy

The WEIZE TW-DU008 kids' bike is available in three sizes: 14”, 16”, and 18” for kids from 35” to 60” tall.
The 14” and 16” versions include training wheels and a front brake only, and the 20” version comes with a kickstand and front and rear brakes.
The seat and handlebar heights are adjustable.
The full chainguard keeps children’s fingers and clothes safe.
Protective foam pads are included for the handlebars and the headset for added protection.

5 reasons not to buy

Some buyers find assembly tricky, particularly adjusting the brake lines, and tools aren’t included.
Owners report brake issues, including frayed cables, misaligned pads, and broken or seized components.
The chain frequently drops during normal use, and two owners say the training wheels fall out while riding.
Buyers receive bikes with missing or damaged components.
Owners report stiff pedals, slipping saddles despite being fully tightened, broken bells, and easily detaching handlebars.

Bottom line

The WEIZE TW-DU008, also sold under the brand Hykolity, comes in three sizes for kids 35” to 60” tall. The bike is budget-friendly and features training wheels in the 14” and 16” sizes, or a kickstand in the large 20” size. Assembly is often smooth, but some buyers find it difficult. The brakes frequently disappoint due to weak stopping power or damaged components. Owners also report quality concerns with missing parts on arrival, chains derailing, and parts coming off while riding. Ultimately, the bike's low price point is appealing, but WEIZE’s poor quality control makes it a gamble.