Batch The Kid’s Bicycle
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Batch The Kid’s Bicycle. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- In one expert's opinion, The Kid’s Bicycle is a great budget option for children learning to ride.
- Parents say The Kid’s 20” Bicycle is perfect for kids graduating from a smaller balance bike.
- One reviewer sees the aluminum frame and quality components as durable.
- Each of the three sizes has multiple color options for children to choose between.
- Several buyers praise the high quality and low weight of The Kid’s Bicycle.
- One reviewer says that the bike’s child-optimized geometry makes it much easier for kids to handle the bike.
- The three sizes fit children from 2'11" to 4'4" in height and aged 3 to 8 years (approximately).
- A sturdy chainguard keeps pants, shoelaces, and fingers away from the chain.
- A reviewer appreciates the quick-release seatpost clamp, which makes it easy to adjust seat height.
- The 12" and 16" versions of The Kid’s Bicycle come with removable training wheels.
- Single-speed simplicity makes it easier for children to learn to pedal a bike and reduces maintenance requirements.
5 reasons not to buy
- In one expert's opinion, coaster brakes make learning to pedal more complex and potentially unsafe.
- The 12" bike weighs 18lb (including training wheels) which one expert thinks is too heavy for a three-year-old.
- A tester is disappointed that the 20" bike's wheels aren't quick-release, so removing them to fix a flat is more time-consuming.
- One reviewer says the single-speed drivetrain makes it hard for kids to ride uphill, which may deter some people from buying the 20" model.
- One expert sees coaster brakes as a big drawback, made worse by the bike’s lack of hand brakes.
