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#1 Woom 1$249.00100/100BikeRide Score?
16 reasons to buy
- The aluminum frame is durable.
- The long wheelbase helps riders glide with control.
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#2 Woom 1 Plus$299.00100/100BikeRide Score?
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#3 Strider 12 Pro$134.95100/100BikeRide Score?
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#4 Strider 14x Sport$189.9999/100BikeRide Score?
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#5 Aceger Balance Bike$75.0098/100BikeRide Score?
9 reasons to buy
- The bike is quick and easy to assemble.
- Tools for assembly are included with the bike.
2 reasons not to buy
- Users found the bike heavy and difficult to maneuver for the smallest riders this bike is designed for.
- The seat covering can easily tear on the Aceger Balance Bike.
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#6 Specialized Hotwalk Carbon$499.9998/100BikeRide Score?
14 reasons to buy
- This little ripper boasts a full carbon fiber frame.
- Moderate tire tread allows kids to switch easily between pavement and dirt.
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#7 GOMO Balance Bike$51.8897/100BikeRide Score?
5 reasons not to buy
- The bike does not have hand brakes.
- The bike does not have a kickstand.
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#8 Burley MyKick$75.9597/100BikeRide Score?
12 reasons to buy
- The Burley MyKick has a durable steel frame.
- Burley offers a 3-year warranty on the MyKick.
4 reasons not to buy
- The bike does not have foot platforms.
- The Burley MyKick does not have a handbrake.
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#9 Lava Sport Balance Bike$59.9995/100BikeRide Score?
12 reasons to buy
- The bike is lightweight, weighing in at 4.6 lbs.
- The seat and handlebars are easy to adjust on the bike.
3 reasons not to buy
- The bike cannot be used with training wheels.
- The bike does not have a handle for adults to hold and help the rider balance.
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#10 TheCroco Balance Bike$78.9095/100BikeRide Score?
4 reasons not to buy
- The seat and handlebars often slip out of place.
- Users found the tires slipped and lacked traction.
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#11 Birtech Balance Bike$49.9994/100BikeRide Score?
7 reasons to buy
- The steel frame is durable and strong.
- The seat and handlebars are adjustable.
3 reasons not to buy
- Some users found the seat difficult to attach.
- One user complained the front wheel can be wobbly.
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#12 Bixe 12″ Extreme Light$69.9993/100BikeRide Score?
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#13 Strider 12 Classic$85.0093/100BikeRide Score?
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#14 Bixe 16″ Pro$109.9992/100BikeRide Score?
12 reasons to buy
- There is a discreet footrest tucked under the seat.
- The Bixe 16” is available in four attractive colors.
7 reasons not to buy
- The seat is uncomfortable. The cover can easily rip.
- The seat and handlebars require a tool for adjustment.
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#15 Chillafish Charlie$40.0992/100BikeRide Score?
8 reasons to buy
- The seat is adjustable on the Chillafish Charlie.
- Users found the Chillafish Charlie easy to assemble.
2 reasons not to buy
- The grips are uncomfortable, according to users.
- An Allen key is needed to adjust the seat and handlebars.
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#16 Swagtron K3$56.3992572 reviews
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#17 Co-op Cycles REV 12 Balance$139.008921 reviews
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#18 Early Rider Bonsai$219.008845 reviews
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#19 Banana Bike LT$59.89871959 reviews
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#20 Huffy Lil Cruzer$44.998755 reviews
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#21 smarTrike Folding Balance Bike$49.998749 reviews
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#22 Guardian Balance Bike$149.00873 reviews
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#23 Jollito Balance Bike$36.008721 reviews
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#24 Early Rider Alley Runner & Charger$249.008566 reviews
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#25 Specialized Hotwalk$149.998417 reviews
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#26 Chillafish BMXie²$57.8682496 reviews
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#27 Radio Flyer Glide and Go$46.7782814 reviews
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#28 Haptoo Sport$34.998126 reviews
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#29 Retrospec Cub Plus 2$109.99801 reviews
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#30 Retrospec Cub$61.0979121 reviews
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#31 Schwinn Koen Balance$59.8079162 reviews
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#32 Schwinn Elm Balance Bike$59.807952 reviews
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#33 Strider 12 Sport$99.00782882 reviews
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#34 Kinderfeets Balance Bike$109.997123 reviews
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#35 Stacyc eDrive$789.996727 reviews
35 Best Bikes
- Based on reviews from 30 experts and 16,924 users
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- Updated September 2023