The definition of children's bicycles

A childrens bicycle refers to a bicycle suitable for 4-8 year old children to ride, with a maximum saddle height of 435mm~635mm, driven by a driving mechanism acting on the rear wheels. Various wheel diameters and styles with or without balance wheels. Childrens bicycles cannot be used for road cycling.

If the size is too large, the child will not be able to grip the handbrake tightly and the car will not stop when braking. So its best to take your child to try it out when making a purchase. In addition, the braking force shall not be less than 50N. Otherwise, the vehicle will not stop, posing a danger to children. Some childrens bicycles are also equipped with protective wheels (balance wheels), which can help cyclists maintain balance. Therefore, when purchasing, it is important to pay attention to whether they are fully equipped (one on each side) and not to remove them randomly. Parents must consider this when purchasing and using them. In 1980, there were childrens bicycles with two wheels and an auxiliary wheel on the back. At that time, it was not common for childrens bicycles to have two wheels.