Banwood Classic Pedal Bike 16″ Pink

We were all waiting for this edition finally a classic pedal bike from Banwood! Once your child has mastered their balance bike, they’re ready to start pedalling. Inspired by vintage bicycles for adults and influenced by Scandinavian design, this Banwood bike is a great first bike with pedals for retro lovers aged years! The Banwood Classic features a lightweight alloy frame. The saddle and grips are made of highend faux leather, a material suitable for all round weathers and easy to wipe off. It comes with an extremely cute detachable wicker basket in front for packing the essentials for your adventurous trip. The unique Rosewood vintage pedals, back pedal break, kick stand and wheel reflectors make this wonderful bike complete. It even comes with stabilizers. Although if your child has progressed from a balance bike they’re unlikely to need them. Available in six colours. Hop on this beauty and start the Banwood adventure! You’ll will be the coolest biker in town!!

Summary:

Lightweight alloy frame

Breaking system: Front adjustable caliper brake; backpedal brake

Adjustable handlebar: 63 69cm

Cream coloured 16” tires

Saddle height: Heightadjustable saddle (min saddle height 46cm; max saddle height 57cm)

Mudguards and chainguards

Wheel reflectors and back reflectors

Singelspeed gears

Weight: 7.9 kg

Included: Bell, stabilizers, detachable front wicker basket, kick stand, brown saddle & grips, Rosewood pedals

Age: From years old

About Kids Bikes

Kids bikes are sized by the wheel size, not frame height, and are designed to accommodate a large range of sizes. As a rough guide 12″ bikes are for years, 16″ are for years and 20″ are for years but check the inside leg measurement and saddle height range to be sure. Pedalfree bikes are an excellent way for small children to learn balance and steering skills before progressing to a normal bike, usually without ever needing stabilisers, and are perfect if you have some gentle flat and downhill stretches to help them enjoy coasting along. Young children often find hand brakes difficult to use, and are better at stopping with their feet, so set the saddle to a comfortable height to allow them to put both feet down.