Sbyke is the go anywhere, go anytime scooter that thrills riders with the sensation of skiing or surfing without leaving the sidewalk. The P16 is a self-standing scooter. This unique design feature helps kids learn to ride and develop essential balance skills. Sbyke can turn on a dime by leaning left or right. The rearsteer skate truck is the sharp-carving secret while the handle bars and hand-brake give the rider stability and control.  The big front wheel rolls right over cracks and ruts and carries up to 110 lbs. Small and lightweight, the Sbyke can fit in the trunk of almost any car. It’s great for cruising around the neighborhood, in the city, at the park, on campus or along the beachside boardwalk.

The Maxi Micro® kickboard is designed for 5-12 year olds. The steering features a curving and carving action that is a little like being on a skateboard but with greater control and maneuverability. Kids love the Maxi’s exceptionally smooth glide and strong 3-wheel construction. Choose between two steering options – the Pilot stick for better curving and carving, or a traditional TBar for easier balancing. The handlebar styles are interchangeable, and available as an Accessory – choose one to start and switch to the other at a later time. The Maxi’s steering stick extends from 24in to 36in. The quality choice in kickboard scooters for school-age kids.

Strider balance bikes are the industry-leader when it comes to helping children as young as 18 months to 5 years learn to ride on two wheels. The lightweight, pedal-less design allows children to straddle the bike with both feet on the ground and easily propel the bike by walking or running. This natural method puts the focus on the fundamentals of balancing, leaning, and steering without the distractions and complications of pedals or training wheels. Strider Bikes are scientifically proven to increase balance in children of all abilities in a fun and engaging way.

Riders want more from their scooter experience and Pulse Performance Products, a leader in high performance scooters, has the solution this holiday with the introduction of the GRT-11 Electric Scooter
An innovative scooter for those wanting to test the limits, create new tricks and ride in style, the GRT-11 is a great scooter for beginning electric scooter riders. With speeds topping out at 8 MPH, the GRT-11 electric scooter offers 50 minutes of ride time and integrated rear footbrake.  With 12 volts and 80 watts of power, the scooter is ideal for kids ages  8+ and up to 120 lbs.

Sbyke is the go anywhere, go anytime scooter that thrills riders with the sensation of skiing or surfing without leaving the sidewalk. Sbyke is a sharp-carving scooter that can turn on a dime by leaning left or right. The rearsteer skate truck is the tight-carving secret while the handle bars and hand-brake give the rider stability and control.  The big front wheel rolls right over cracks and ruts and carries up to 220 lbs. Small and lightweight, the Sbyke can fit in the trunk of almost any car. It’s great for cruising around the neighborhood, in the city, at the park, on campus or along the beachside boardwalk. Ideal for ages 8+ and adults.

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Teaching young kids to ride a bike with training wheels is a thing of the past. Introducing the glide bike – a perfect push bike for kids. Glide bikes are small balance bikes without the usual “bike” features. They have no pedals, no gears, no chains, and best of all, no training wheels. And they don’t need them! Eliminating these features makes them an excellent training bike for young children or special needs children. Managing pedals is one of the most confusing elements of bike riding for the young child. It often interferes with the more important skills of balance, posture, and steering control. Bike chains and gears are among the leading sources of injury to a young rider and leading cause of crashes. You don’t have to worry about that pesky lose shoelace getting caught in the chain ever again! The lack of these features creates a true glide bike, which is the proper tool for bike training young children.

A balance bike works by giving the child a gentle transition from walking to riding. A glider bike is low to the ground, allowing the child to easily touch the ground with both feet at any time. This gives the child maximum control and will keep them from panicking when they feel like they can’t touch the ground. This will lead to greater feelings of confidence and a much accelerated learning curve. The child propels the bike very much like walking and can simply lift their feet to practice balance and steering skills. It is also much easier for a balance bike to be adult propelled. This push bike for kids allows them to place their feet on the low foot bar so the adult can give them a gentle head-start push.

Glide Bikes – Balance bikes have low speed downhill geometry of just 2 mph (patented). They are also very light at just 8 or 10 pounds, so they are easy for a young child to manipulate. Riders as young as eighteen months can begin their bike riding adventures easily and safely with glide bike.