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Children's 14-inch bikes
If your child has outgrown a balance bike or a 12-inch bike, 14-inch bikes are the ideal next step. They are designed for little cyclists aged approximately 3 to 5 years with a height of around 95 to 110 cm and help to naturally develop balance, coordination and correct cycling habits. At the MTBIKER shop you will find quality 14" bikes from proven manufacturers that combine low weight, safety and easy handling.
When choosing, it is important to focus mainly on the weight of the bike, the geometry of the frame and quality components. A lightweight 14-inch bike will allow your child to start, control and stop more easily, making riding more fun and safer. Most models are equipped with reliable brakes, ergonomic grips and an adjustable saddle so that the bike grows with the little rider.
In our offer you will find bicycles for children suitable for their first rides on cycle paths, paths, in parks and on paved forest roads. If you are not sure about the right size, also take a look at children's balance bikes, 12-inch bicycles or 16-inch bikes to choose the model that will best suit your child. Choosing a bicycle does not have to be difficult - we will show you what to look for .
Who is a 14-inch bike suitable for?
It is most often intended for children aged approximately 3 to 5 years with a height of around 95 to 110 cm. However, the child's height is more important than age.
Is a 12" or 14" bike better?
If a child has mastered a balance bike or a 12-inch bike is too small for them, a 14-inch bike is a natural progression.
How to choose the right children's bike?
Pay particular attention to the child's height, the weight of the bike, quality brakes, and the ability to adjust the saddle and handlebars.
Do children need training wheels on a 14" bike?
Not always. Children who have previously ridden a balance bike often make the transition to a bike without training wheels much more quickly.
What accessories are worth purchasing?
We recommend a helmet, a bell, a bottle, mudguards and possibly knee and elbow protectors to make the first rides as safe as possible.
How to choose a bike for a child?
Answer a few questions and we'll pick the most suitable bike for you