Balance Bike Buying Guide

This video is the ultimate balance bike buying guide! We'll walk you through what to look for as well as what to avoid when shopping for a balance bike!
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With countless balance bikes on the market, it can be a challenge to know how to choose a balance bike for your child. To get the answers to ALL your purchasing questions check out this video and read our full article "Balance Bikes: How to Choose" at www.twowheelingtots.com/how-t....
In this video we're going to break down 10 different features of balance bikes and what to look for when purchasing one for your child.
1. Balance bike sizes (especially bike seat height)
2. Wheel size (12", 14", and 16")
3. Tires (foam vs. air)
4. Weight (how heavy is too heavy?)
5. Hand brakes (are they necessary?)
6. Footrests (examples of good and bad footrests)
7. Frame (aluminum alloy vs. steel)
8. Grips (shape and material)
9. Bolts (protruding vs. recessed)
10. Turning limiters (pros and cons)
And if you're like many parents you may just be wondering, are balance bikes only for toddlers? Is there a balance bike age limit? Don't worry, our video has you covered on ALL the basics! Click through to watch!
To find balance bike reviews (including buying options!) and help for all of your kid bike needs, visit our website: www.twowheelingtots.com/
0:40 Size
1:59 Wheel size
2:41 Tires
3:23 Weight
4:11 Hand brake
5:06 Footrests
5:59 Frame
6:40 Grips
7:29 Bolts
8:13 Turning limiters
Reviewer: Natalie Martins & Carrie Wren
Videography & Production: Fressia Eames
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[@povlily6349]

Thank you sooo much all of these info

[@kgreen175]

This is an AWESOME video! You did so much research, this is insanely valuable. I wanted to really see the comparisons of these bikes. Thank you so much!

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

Thanks so much for taking the time to provide us feedback and cheer us on!

[@avinashrajkumar356]

A very well done video which help me choose a balance bike and I have shared this video with all my friends that have toddlers.

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

Thanks for spreading the balance bike message!!

[@triciadannyturner3470]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Jordale3366]

This is the Most informative video

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

So happy it was helpful to you!

[@hongkies001]

I never thought there is so much science, math and everything else in choosing a balance bike

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

They are definitely a bit more complicated than they look!

[@eileenmi2935]

Thank-you for posting this information packed video. I took notes. I liked how you alternated between video of you teaching and clips of girls of various ages riding the bikes. Now I am going to watch the video you recommended on your top picks for a balance bike.

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

We’re so glad we could be helpful to you!!

[@josephcippiciani7570]

Excellent :-)

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

Thank you! Hope it helps!

[@martinmoreno473]

Hi can you do a tutorial on how to hook up a balance bike to a backpack thank you

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

We should! In the meantime, here's some great tips from our friends at KidsRideShotgun: kidsrideshotgun.com/blogs/news/how-to-carry-a-balance-bike-on-a-backpack

[@kgreen175]

Do you have a preference between the woom 1 and the pello ripple for a 18 month old with the plans to keep it until a peddle bike?

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

The woom 1 is smaller and lighter than the Pello, so depending on the size of your 18 month old, may be a more suitable fit. The Pello, however, has a much higher maximum seat height, so it will grow with your child longer. The woom is just great if your child transitions to a pedal bike early (like 3 years old). That said, both of those bikes are currently out of stock due to manufacturing delays caused by COVID.

[@kgreen175]

@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Ok sounds good. I'll keep this in mind when all this COVID stuff stops and stock gets back to normal. Thanks again! Stay safe :)

[@majorbadidea]

When did you guys start with the balance bike?

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

The best time to start is between 18 months and 2 years old. But if your child is older than that, it’s never too late!

[@majorbadidea]

@Twowheelingtotsbikes thx, baby daughter is still to be born, however mtb parents are already trying to figure out how to make her life difficult :))

[@Twowheelingtotsbikes]

Lololol we are so excited for you! Riding with your kids is literally the best thing in the world!