Best selling Children's bikes from Early Rider
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Early Rider products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Early Rider Seeker
Superhero stuff. If Marvel decided they needed a new, albeit small-ish, superhero to travel to remote parts of our planet and save the world from mass extinction, they'd give them one of these. It is designed with components meant for adventure: high performance, incredibly durable, and immediately serviceable in case the need arises far from home.
This superb, wide range 1 x 11 system boasts an 11-42 cassette that provides an impressive 381% gear range. Kids could soon have granny in a cape conquering those climbs in faraway places. The lightweight yet robust aluminum frame and 1 1/8 inch steerer fork ensure it can absorb the big hits that trails (and curbs) will inevitably throw at you. Additionally, the long, low, and slack geometry with premium Ritchey controls offers the stability your child will need to navigate the terrain as well as the bike.
2. Early Rider Belter
The world's best selling belt drive bike just got better. Refined with the help of over 100,000 young riders, the Belter 16 is built with the very best components and performs in a way that will make you rethink what your child is capable of.A ridiculously good 4 bearing cassette-hub puts pay to energy sapping distortion when those little legs power down to crush the hills. The market leading, micro adjust drive system ensures perfect alignment for the efficiency kids need to ride further and to explore more. A sliding drop out that allows effortless wheel removal and refit without the hassle of realigning. The same bearings found on the £2,000 full suspension bikes, because the smallest kids need the biggest help. A super lightweight aluminium frame, hand brushed so the craftsmanship and quality materials are there for all to see. Ritchey Logic finishing kit for confidence inspiring controls that will help your child progress further than you imagined. And, despite still being a paltry 5.7kgs, 2" Vee Speedsters to add stability and better roll over because they all know what it feels like to hit bumps on skinny tyres. 5.9kgs as spec'd. You can opt for standard 1.5" tyres to reduce the weight to 5.5kgs at no extra cost but they feel the Vee Speedsters provide the stability, grip and comfort that will help your child enjoy their cycling and progress at a faster rate.
3. Early Rider Bella Velio
The EarlyRider Bella Velio represents a significant advancement in the development of children aged 10 to 24 months. Similar to the Super model, the Bella is designed to help children develop their strength, balance, and coordination at the highest level. EarlyRider supports future participation in a healthy, active, and adventurous life by strengthening both physical and mental self-confidence before doubts arise. They ensure that children are well-prepared to embrace the challenges and opportunities of an active and adventurous life. Small actions, big progress.
The patented Active Balance Control System makes coordination development through ABC easy to understand. Intuitive control through pointing and walking promotes cognitive development. Two wheels activate the senses and enhance coordination and balance skills.
4. Early Rider Belter 16
An ultra-lightweight belt drive, running on the best wheels in its class, ensures that pedalling is always a breeze for little legs - always . No grease means no dirt ever builds up to make life difficult for them (and no oily stains to make your life difficult either). The drivetrain is also made of aluminium, so there are no rusty chainrings to replace. And stretch or wear? These belts last as timing belts in car engines - you're on the safe side. So it's smooth-running, clean, quiet, durable, rust-free and low-maintenance. Low operating costs, no recognisable loss of performance and no corrosion to affect resale value. If only it had legendary geometry and a market-leading finishing kit ... Is it any wonder that the Belter 16 reinvented the first bike?
