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It's right for you if...
You're excited to teach your little one how to ride, and want to make it a great memory. You're looking for a bike that's fun and simple to use, yet helps your child practise skills they'll need for big kid bikes – like using hand brakes. You don't want to settle for a big box brand because you know the value of a high-quality bike that will keep your kid confident and in control.
The tech you get
This kid-friendly bike has a lightweight Alpha Silver Aluminium frame, one speed and two hand brakes with kid-sized levers that are easy to pull. Plus, tool-less training wheels that can be installed and removed at the turn of a dial and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated rear light mount.
The final word
When it comes to your child's first bike, you want to make sure they're riding something that's comfortable, durable and fun. Each of our bikes, all the way down to the smallest size, is built to our highest standards, so you can feel confident when you choose Trek for your family.
The Walkthrough
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- One speed is all you need – a simple set-up gives kids confidence and helps them stay in control
- You can replace the saddle's integrated handle with an integrated light mount to boost visibility on family adventures and solo excursions
- This bike is hand-me-down heaven: it's built to last, so younger siblings can inherit this bike and it'll still feel like new
- Like all Precaliber bikes, the frame is lower so it's easier for kids to stand over and hop on and off
- Investing in a kids' bike from an established bike brand is worth it – Trek kids' bikes are designed and assembled by people who know bikes
How to: teach your kid to ride a bike
'Teaching your child to ride a bike should be a special experience. With the right knowledge, the right tools and the right approach, you can build a memory that you and your child will look back on forever. This is everything you need to help your little one make a smooth transition from stabilisers to a two-wheeler.'
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How to: choose a kids' bike
'Whether your little one is ready for their first bike ever or a bigger size, our guide will help you make the right choice.'
Learn moreFeatures
Alpha Aluminium frame
Trek's lightweight, high-performance aluminium is durable and rustproof.
Hand brakes
Confident stopping for youngsters who are ready to control their speed with their hands.
Simple gear shifting
Fewer gears keeps it simple for kids who are just learning how to shift, or who don’t need all those extra gears.
Single speed
No gear shifting necessary, so beginners can learn balance and basic riding skills.
Suspension fork
Front suspension absorbs the bumps of the road, path and trail, and looks cool while doing it.
Specifications
*spec applies to all sizes unless otherwise noted
| Frame | Alloy kid's frame, 16" size, cantilever brake mounts |
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| Fork | Kid's steel fork, cantilever brake mounts |
| Hub front | Steel, 100 mm bolt-on |
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| Hub rear | Steel Freewheel, 120 mm bolt-on |
| Rim | Alloy 16", 28 hole |
| Spokes | 14 g stainless steel |
| Tyre | Bontrager XR1, wire bead, 27 tpi, 16x2.25" |
| Crank | Alloy, 26T, chainguard, 90 mm length |
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| Bottom bracket | Square taper, 68 mm |
| Cassette | 18T freewheel |
| Chain | HV410, 1/2x1/8 |
| Pedal | Kids' Satellite, 9/16 thread |
| Saddle | Kids' padded, integrated seat post, with handle |
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| Handlebar | Kids' steel, 25.4 mm clamp, 80 mm rise, 500 mm width |
| Grips | Kids' grip, 107 mm width |
| Stem | Bontrager Approved alloy, 25.4 mm clamp, 15-degree rise, 50 mm |
| Head set | 1" threadless |
| *Brake |
Size:
16" wheel Alloy linear-pull |
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Size:
16" wheel linear pull brakes |
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| Brake lever | Kids', alloy |
| Training wheel | Training Wheel Trek Adjustable 12"-16" |
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| Weight | 8.54 kg / 18.83 lb |
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| Weight limit | This bike has a maximum total weight limit (combined weight of bicycle, rider,and cargo) of 36 kg (80 lb). |
Sizing & fit
The charts below show our recommended sizes based on height, but there are some other factors, like arm and leg length, that determine a great fit. That’s why you’ll see some overlap in our recommendations. Not every rider who’s 5´8˝, for example, will fit on the same size bike. The best way to find your perfect fit is to consult the experts at your local retailer.
Rider Height
12" wheel
90.0 - 102.0 cm
2'11.4" - 3'4.2"
16" wheel
99.0 - 117.0 cm
3'3.0" - 3'10.1"
20" wheel
114.0 - 132.0 cm
3'8.9" - 4'4.0"
24" wheel
130.0 - 150.0 cm
4'3.2" - 4'11.1"
26" wheel
146.0 - 160.0 cm
4'9.5" - 5'3.0"
All measurements provided in cm unless otherwise stated.
| Frame size number | Wheel size | A — Seat tube | B — Seat tube angle | C — Head tube length | D — Head angle | E — Effective top tube | F — Bottom bracket height | G — Bottom bracket drop | H — Chainstay length | J — Trail | K — Wheelbase | L — Standover | M — Frame reach | N — Frame stack |
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| 16 | 16" kids' | 20.5 | 70.0° | 8.0 | 70.0° | 40.0 | 18.3 | 3.5 | 30.7 | 5.8 | 71.3 | 38.9 | 26.9 | 35.8 |
