Toimsa 1474 Kids Bike, 14 Inch Paw Patrol Bicycle, Red, L = 97 cm, W = 47 cm, H = 70 cm height

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Whilst this bike comes with stabilisers we'd recommend a balance bike instead if they're not ready to pedal just yet.

Hoy Bikes are the brain child of Sir Chris Hoy – one of the most successful Olympians ever – so expect an attention to all the details that matter on a first pedal bike. Weighing in at just 6.4kg, thanks to an alloy frame and wheels, which have been coupled with steel forks. Firstly, it's got a drum brake at the rear. This type of brake is popular in Europe, and is renowned for being very long wearing. However, if it goes wrong you may struggle to find someone to repair it in the UK. The Islabikes Cnoc 14 Large is one of the most expensive first pedal bikes around – and for good reason. The attention to detail on an Islabike is second to none.

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They have been popular with Cycle Sprog readers over the past few years as you're getting a decently specified bike for a very good price.

The geometry of this bike has been designed with the youngest of riders in mind, and it comes with a size specific crankset and pedals for little legs, narrow bars, and a short reach stem. The 14″ diameter wheelset is alloy and attaches to the frame with nuts.Have you had a chance to test the Strider yet? We have loved our balance bike and would be tempted by a similar pedal bike. Any word on comparisons would be greatly appreciated. Buy one that's far too big and they won't feel confident and it won't be safe - and the bike won't get used. Please don't get too stressed! We've got lots of articles to help you through the process to ensure you find the best bike for your child, plus our FREE kids buying guide will help you record everything you need. We’ve reviewed the earlier version of Frog’s 14″ wheel bike – the slightly bigger Frog 43 – and it got a thumbs up from our reviewer. For your little tots who are just beginning their biking journey, we suggest you start with balance bikes. With their special design and chunky tyres, these bikes are ideal for them to develop the most important skill for biking– balance. Once they’re more confident with balancing and steering, upgrade to a children's bike with stabilisers. Let them learn with pedal bikes and when they’re done with the basics, they can switch to other bikes. Safety is a priority so start early with bike helmets for kids, knee and elbow pads and more. From toddlers to teens, we have a selection of safety gear to fit all.