Our (tall) 4 years old absolutely loves his teal Rover. He wants to ride every day! He can ride for a much longer time than he could with his older bike, mainly because of the light weight and shifter. Our son is also feeling a lot safer with the brake lever compared to the pedal brakes he used to have. He's been following me up hills, on neighborhood roads, on asphalt and gravel bike trails, on m...

Incredible little bike! Our little shredder got this for his 4th birthday, and it was a smashing success. He was small for his age and only juuuust cleared the standover height at that time. He was coming off a solid 2 years with a balance bike. While he didn't like pedals at first, he used it without pedals for a time and really got to know the bike, and finally started pedaling about 2 months la...

I bought my son a new 20" Reyes this spring and quickly upgraded/added the front shock (well worth it if riding off-road). It's been a wonderful bike. Well built, fast and balanced. He loves the bike!! The only issue we've had is paint is wearing off in places that receive excessive contact, like head tube where cables rub and top tube where we have a bike lock wrapped. Already considering the ...

What a cute little bike! Aesthetics aside, my older daughter learned to cycle on another excellent kids bike brand. But my younger girl is a) a little less confident and needed a more upright position and b) a bit tall for her 12” balance bike, too small for the 16” - so decidedly needed a 14” bike. She requested training wheels - her sis went from balance bike to peddles with no problem but every...

My then 5 year old, had learned to balance in a balance bike. My husband and I did extensive research and realized that for best success, cheap Walmart bikes were no good to learn, and then we found the Pello bikes. It has been worth the money. My child took less than 2 hours to learn to pedal and bike like a pro. Though having the balancing experience made a difference, the bike is so light a...