16 Inch Kids Bike with Removable Training Wheels and Air Tires, Blue

The bike

A carbon steel frame in blue with a low step over, a printed enclosed chain guard, wide air tires and two removable training wheels.

The maker's sizing advice, and their table

The panel opens with two instructions: consider rider height more than age, and measure the inseam against the saddle height. The 16 inch row then reads riders 41.3 to 51.2 inches tall, an inseam of 21 to 24 inches, a saddle of 22 to 25 inches, a bike weight of 22 lb and a 110 lb capacity.

The training wheels come off

Both unbolt. Once the child can hold a line, drop the saddle to the bottom of its range and let them scoot before the pedals come back into it.

The maker's range for this wheel size.

Adjusted separately from the saddle.

Published per size, which is rare at this price and worth knowing before a child has to pick it up.

Air tires rather than foam, which the maker calls wear resistant and anti-skid. They will need pumping.

A hand lever with a shorter distance for small hands and a rear coaster brake, chain fully enclosed.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse, so there are no customs charges and no cross-border delays. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused and in the original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

If another Canadian retailer lists this blue 16 in for less, send us the link and we will match it.

The maker's height band for this wheel size, against an inseam of 21 to 24 in.

At 22 lb this is a published number rather than a guess, which matters on stairs and at the car.

Air tires take the edge off cracked sidewalk in a way foam tires do not, at the cost of an occasional top up.

What we stand behind

• The suitable age, rider height, inseam, saddle height, handlebar height, bike weight and 110 lb weight capacity here are the manufacturer's own published figures for the 16 in.
• No helmet is included. A helmet belongs on every ride, and eight Canadian provinces have helmet legislation, three of them for riders under 18.
• This is a bike for supervised riding on paths, driveways and parks, never on a road.
• The maker's own sizing note says to consider rider height more than age, and to measure the inseam against the saddle height.
• No safety certification mark appears on this listing, so we claim none.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

How much does the saddle move?

Three inches, from 22 to 25 inches.

What rider height suits it?

41.3 to 51.2 inches, with an inseam of 21 to 24 inches.

How heavy is the bike?

22 lb.

Can it be ridden without training wheels?

Yes, both unbolt and the maker photographs the bike ridden with them fitted and removed.