Balance Bikes
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Balance bikes that fit a child
On a balance bike, a child pushes off with their feet. Both feet need to reach the ground comfortably, so saddle height matters more than an age printed on a box alone. Alongside two-wheelers, the collection includes three-wheel models and vehicles with several modes of use.
Different frames
There are wooden frames, metal models and Wishbone RE2 versions made from recycled plastic. Materials affect construction and care. Adjustment varies: some models only allow saddle-height changes, while convertible vehicles can also change frame position or wheel configuration.
Models in the collection
- Convertible bikes. The Wishbone Original 3in1 and Wishbone RE2 3in1 offer different configurations. Check which components come with each version.
- Two-wheelers and other vehicles. The range also includes Banwood First Go, Wishbone Cruise, Flip models and a tricycle. Riding position and operation differ.
Adjustment and care
Compare inside leg length with the minimum and maximum saddle height. Allow for shoes and check that the child can put their feet down. Inspect fastenings and wheels according to the manual and store the vehicle dry. Follow the model's instructions when converting it.
Frequently asked questions
Does one balance bike suit every age?
No. Fit, saddle height and the child's skills determine suitability.
What does 3in1 mean?
The vehicle has three configurations, described on the individual model's page.
Are all balance bikes wooden?
No. There are also metal frames and recycled-plastic versions.
Can every bike be converted to three wheels?
No. Only models designed for that conversion can do so.
