Bike for a 5 year old.
Discussion
Morning,
I`ve just been out with my lad and he is now too big for his bike.
He`s presently got an Islabike CNOC 14 which has been great (his sister will have it once she`s big enough) but the CNOC is now far too small.
I don`t think there`s much point in tyring to find a CNOC 16 as he`s growing so quickly he`ll be out of that in a few months. However some of the bikes the next size up look far too big for him at the moment.
Any ideas?
I`ve just been out with my lad and he is now too big for his bike.
He`s presently got an Islabike CNOC 14 which has been great (his sister will have it once she`s big enough) but the CNOC is now far too small.
I don`t think there`s much point in tyring to find a CNOC 16 as he`s growing so quickly he`ll be out of that in a few months. However some of the bikes the next size up look far too big for him at the moment.
Any ideas?
Not sure about height but he went over to the Bienn 20 small. i think he had just turned 5. The issue was the gears when we changed over took him a couple of months to figure it out!!
He had the cnoc 16 as his first bike!!!
Worth looking here at the size chart
http://www.islabikes.co.uk/bike_pages/pdfs/sizes/S... it is pretty much spot on.
He had the cnoc 16 as his first bike!!!
Worth looking here at the size chart
http://www.islabikes.co.uk/bike_pages/pdfs/sizes/S... it is pretty much spot on.
Specialized hotrock ? either the 20 inch or the 24 inch wheel version ? My son also had a Kona makena. Just sold my sons hotrock bike that I bought s/h a couple of years ago for £140. Sold it for £110 within 24 hours of advertising it ! £30 for two years biking. Same with the Kona.
The important bit being they are all light, well put together and hold their value.
The important bit being they are all light, well put together and hold their value.
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