Schwinn Balance-småbarnscykel, för barn, pojkar och flickor, passform 28 till 38-tums lång, nybörjarträning för ryttare, 12-tums hjul, Fot-till-golv ramdesign Balans rosa

Name: Schwinn Balance-småbarnscykel, för barn, pojkar och flickor, passform 28 till 38-tums lång, nybörjarträning för ryttare, 12-tums hjul, Fot-till-golv ramdesign Balans rosa
Brand: Schwinn
SKU: 0038675117020
Price: 2646.23 SEK
Availability: InStock

Brand:Schwinn

3.7/5

€
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EAN: 0038675117020

Kategorier Sport & utomhus, Sport & Fitness, Cykling,

Upphängningstyp: Fram. Bromsstil: Coaster. Verktygsfri justerbar sadelstolpe gör det enkelt att hitta en bekväm passform och inkluderar en begränsad livslängd så länge du äger cykeln. Luftfyllda däck ger en mjuk gång medan en lätt maghjulsdesign ger stil och känsla. Lättstyrt styre med limiter gör det lättare för nybörjare att styra cykeln. Designad med 12-tums hjul, den här cykeln passar ryttare i åldrarna 2 till 4, eller 28 till 38 i höjd. Lättviktskonstruktion av stålfot-till-golvram är lätt att använda för unga nybörjare.

Age Range (Description)	Toddler
Age Range (Description)	‎Toddler
Bike Type	Balance Bike
Bike Type	‎Balance Bike
Brake Style	‎Linear Pull
Brand	Schwinn
Brand	‎Schwinn
Brand Name	‎Schwinn
Color	Pink
Color	‎Pink
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,213 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Frame Material	Alloy Steel
Frame Material	‎Alloy Steel
Included Components	Schwinn Skip 1
Included Components	‎Schwinn Skip 1
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎28.7 x 15.4 x 7 inches
Item Weight	‎13.9 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Pacific Cycle, Inc.
Material	‎Steel
Model Name	‎Skip 1
Number of Speeds	1
Number of Speeds	‎1
Package Weight	‎6.33 Kilograms
Part Number	‎S7117AZ
Size	‎kids
Special Feature	Training Wheel, Lightweight
Special Feature	‎Training Wheel, Lightweight
Specific Uses For Product	‎Road
Style	‎Balance
Suggested Users	‎unisex-child
Suspension Type	Front
Suspension Type	‎Front
Warranty Description	‎Limited Lifetime Warranty
Wheel Size	12 Inches
Wheel Size	‎12 Inches

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Scritto da: Sparks

An amazing bike! Your child will be riding in no time!

Taught my THREE year old how to ride on this bike! You read that right! He now rides a bike that says 6-10 year olds ???? My 2 year old is learning on it now! Recommend this bike to EVERYONE I see!!! Seriously even my grandma (you know how prior generation can be about us rushing things) was so surprised and thought it was a great thing after she saw him on it! Perfect age is around 2.5-3 years old!

Scritto da: Cane River

Steel frame, real tires with inner tubes.

If you are searching for a solid older style balance bike this is it. I had a difficult time finding one with rubber tires and inner tubes. Most of the models I came across had tires made of a solid foam plastic combination. Negatives: The headset was too tight and needed grease. The front wheel bearings where also too tight but had plenty of grease. Tips: If you can’t get the saddle low enough just cut a little off. It seems obvious but I saw a few negative reviews saying that the saddle was too high in the lowest position.

Scritto da: Christie Doerr

Excellent Quality but taller than expected.

This balance bike is of excellent quality. However, it was much taller than expected and is too big for my soon to be two-year-old granddaughter. Guess we'll have to put it away until she grows some.

Scritto da: missvidaboheme

Great Toddler Bike

This is a very nice bike, well made, easy to assemble.

Scritto da: Love Outdoors

Skip the training wheels and start here first!

My 4 year old daughter rode a bike with training wheels for over a year. Last year I convinced her to ride this bike that I had bought for my 2 year old son. Note, he wasn't big enough for it but I had it ready to go for when he would be big enough. After about 5 minutes of practice on the balance bike I saw she was figuring it out and I knew I was onto something. While she was practicing on the balance bike, I didn't let her back on the bike with training wheels. In fact, I took off the training wheels on her bike. By the way, little girls aren't a fan of that move. But I stood my ground. Anyway, I gave her bike back with no training wheels once balance was totally mastered. When I say mastered, I'm talking turns with feet up, hills (up and down) and stop and starts. Total time to master balance was maybe 30 minutes. When she got back on her bike without training wheels I had to teach her how to start and then essentially how pedal again. While teaching pedaling again wasn't that bad, this bike was still a game changer. I figured I would teach my 2 year old son on this balance bike first and NOT let him have a bike with training wheels....ever. I wanted to see if it was easier to go balance bike straight to no training wheeled bike. Once he was tall enough to get on this bike, it only took maybe 5 minutes and he had balance down. And another 30 minutes mastering turns, hills, bumps, etc. This mimicked my daughter. He has been cruising on it for a year because he's wasn't tall enough for a 14" pedal bike. (Since this is a 12" I figure 14" would be a good next step). I say cruising I mean he rides the neighborhood with us for up to three mile rides. Loves it and begs to go on rides or ride around our driveway. I wouldn't be surprised if he put on 100 miles. He's finally tall enough for a 14" pedal bike so I bought a bike with training wheels today. BUT I **never** put the training wheels on. I repeat, I did not allow him to ride the new bike with training wheels installed. While I was tempted I was convinced I didn't need them. He got on the pedal bike for the first time today. I had to teach him pedaling and how to start. He had the balance already so this was a breeze. This took maybe a minute of learning. Verdict: balance bikes are the best way to teach kids how to ride a bike. You can do it after they've been on training wheels or it's even easier to get them rolling on this first and never use training wheels on their first pedal bike. It's incredibly easy. Did I mention that even after getting pedal bikes they still enjoy this bike? You should buy it. Teach them balance. Throw out the training wheels.

Scritto da: GloriaDin

REALLY HELPED my son learn to bike

My husband and I can't be happier with this balance bike. My son (5-year old) was able to ride a regular bike independently just a few days after using this balance bike. It's like magic, but I think the theory behind it is that kids need to learn how to balance themselves before being able to ride a bike alone. Let me briefly share our story: My son had been reluctant to let us take down the training wheels from his regular bike. We tried very hard to help him learn how to ride a bike, usually by holding the handle and/or seat while he paddled, but he totally relied on us to keep the bike balanced and we got so exhausted. He didn't enjoy the practice either and just wanted the training wheels back. It seemed that the regular bike, a gift from our friends, was just too large for him and he had no idea how to control it. We eventually decided to get a balance bike, as many sources advised us to. It was one of our best investments. Our son felt very relaxed playing with the balance bike because it was so much shorter and lighter for him, and he could make a stop easily as he wished. He liked to show us how long he could stay on the bike without touching the ground (and enjoyed breaking his records). I could see that he was quickly learning how to balance himself in order to stay longer. He played with the balance bike for just a few days (each time about 15 minutes), sometimes followed by some practice with the regular bike. The difference was obvious; he was able to control the balance better. We gradually loosened our hold of the seat and eventually let go of the bike (while running closely aside)---that's such an unforgettable moment, our son was riding a bike alone, finally! We were all so excited about the accomplishment. I definitely would recommend getting a balance bike for small children. Now we totally believe that it's a justifiable investment. Your kid may feel bored with it initially (my son tried at 3 and didn't show any interest, that's why we didn't get one), but the key is to have them get comfortable with handling a bike alone. Training wheels really can't help them learn balancing. Many of us probably never used a balance bike in our childhood, but we probably also rode a bike independently much later, not like 4 or 5 these days. And balance bikes, especially with renown brand names like Schwinn, have great resale values, so we can always get a bit back when the transition is over. Anyway, we are very happy with our purchase and would recommend this balance bike.

Scritto da: Alex Okafor

Underwhelming

Thought that this would be helpful for teaching my little one how to ride a bike. Would not recommend getting this.

Scritto da: sara

Was great for a while

Was great but does not have kickstand and after a while of usage the handlebars have come loose, and don’t turn the front wheel. We have tightened everything possible but it cannot be fixed. Disappointing.

Scritto da: Slateloose

Quality or price?

I just think the quality is poor for such a well established name but I also understand the pressure to compete with cheaper products, I should have known better you get what you pay for!

Scritto da: Fadhel Ben Atig

My aon loves his green bike

Great quality, easy to assemble and of course fit for purpose. My son loves this bike.

Scritto da: K.Holloway

Brilliant balance bike

Love this bike and our toddlers really enjoy it

Scritto da: Zoe Walsh

Great gift!

Got it for my 2.5 year old niece. Perfect size. She is tall. Great quality.

Scritto da: ronnie robertson

Strong good looking starter bike

Very good starter bike ,well made and sturdy, it doesn't get 5stars because of minor details like dust caps for the tyres and a flimsy piece of plastic to cover the centre of the handlebars but not a great problem as i will get some dustcaps from and older bike and throw the plastic away . So almost but not quite .