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20 Inch Kids Bike with Kickstand, Basket and Bell for Ages 8 and Up, Pink
20 Inch Kids Bike with Kickstand, Basket and Bell for Ages 8 and Up, Pink
20 Inch Kids Bike with Kickstand, Basket and Bell for Ages 8 and Up, Pink
Vendor: Valuhub Canada
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20 Inch Kids Bike with Kickstand, Basket and Bell for Ages 8 and Up, Pink
This is the size in the range that arrives without training wheels and with a kickstand instead, which tells you who it is for. The maker sets it at 8 years and up, riders 55 to 65 inches tall, an inseam of 23.5 to 28 inches, a saddle of 26.5 to 30.5 inches and a 99 lb seat capacity.
The jump from a bike with stabilisers to one without
Nothing to lean on any more
A child who has only ridden with training wheels has never had to lean into a turn. Handed a bigger bike with none, the first corners look wobbly and the first stop is a foot down hard.
A seat that comes down to 26.5 inches
Set the saddle at its lowest and let them get a foot down easily for the first week, then raise it as the cornering settles. The kickstand also means they can park it themselves instead of laying it over.
A bigger bike, and it looks it
A 20 inch wheel on a pink step-through frame, with brown grips and saddle and a white basket on the bars. There are no training wheels at this size, and a kickstand takes their place.
The row that applies here
The 20 inch row reads 8 years and up, a rider height of 55 to 65 inches, an inseam of 23.5 to 28 inches, a saddle of 26.5 to 30.5 inches and a 99 lb seat capacity. The panel says to measure the inseam and compare it with the saddle.
Brakes and the kickstand
A front hand brake with a short lever pull and a rear coaster brake that works by pedalling backwards. The chain is boxed in, and the kickstand lets the bike be parked upright rather than dropped on its side.
Four inches of seat post
The saddle moves through 26.5 to 30.5 inches and the bars through 34 to 36.5 inches. That is roughly two growth years on one bike if you move it up gradually.
What is on this bike
Kickstand fitted
Parks upright against a wall or in a rack, which saves the paint and the chain.
Saddle 26.5 to 30.5 in
Four inches of adjustment for a rider who is still growing quickly.
Handlebar 34 to 36.5 in
Bars rise with the seat so the riding position stays upright.
Hand brake and coaster brake
Front lever for fine control, back pedal brake at the rear.
No training wheels
This size ships without stabilisers. It is for a rider who can already balance.
Basket and bell
A removable basket on the bars and a bell within thumb reach.
Specifications
| Wheel size | 20 in |
|---|---|
| Suitable age | 8 years and up (manufacturer) |
| Rider height | 55 to 65 in |
| Recommended inseam | 23.5 to 28 in |
| Saddle height | 26.5 to 30.5 in |
| Handlebar height | 34 to 36.5 in |
| Weight capacity of seat | 99 lb |
| Brakes | Front hand brake and rear coaster brake |
| Training wheels | Not fitted at this size |
| Tires | Pneumatic rubber, 2.1 in wide, 5 layer |
| Frame | Carbon steel |
| Chain guard | Fully enclosed |
| Extras | Kickstand, removable front basket, bell |
| Manufacturer states | ASTM and CPSC or CPSIA marks shown on the maker's panel |
| Assembly | 95 percent pre-assembled |
| Colour | Pink |
Saddle height against the recommended inseam
How it compares
What changes between the 18 inch in this range and this 20 inch. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| This 20 inch | The 18 inch | The 16 inch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maker's age band | 8 years and up | 4 to 8 years | 4 to 7 years |
| Rider height | 55 to 65 in | 47 to 59 in | 41.5 to 51 in |
| Saddle height | 26.5 to 30.5 in | 24 to 28 in | 21.5 to 25.5 in |
| Training wheels | Not fitted | Included | Included |
| Kickstand | Fitted | No | No |
Shipping
Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused and in the original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Price match
If a Canadian retailer lists the same 20 inch bike for less, send us that link and we will match the price.
Who is this perfect for?
Riders 55 to 65 inches tall
The maker's height band. Measure before ordering, because this is a big jump from an 18 inch.
Children already riding unaided
No stabilisers are supplied at this size, so balance needs to be there first.
Riders who park their own bike
The kickstand is the small thing that stops a bike living on its side in the driveway.
What we stand behind
- The age band, rider height, inseam, saddle height, handlebar height and 99 lb seat limit are the manufacturer's own published figures.
- The maker shows ASTM and CPSC or CPSIA marks on its own product panel. That is their claim, repeated as such, with no certificate number.
- 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.
- Training wheels are not fitted at the 20 inch size, and the record says so. The URL for this listing still mentions training wheels, which is the store's own wording.
- Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 20 inch come with training wheels?
No. The maker states that training wheels are supplied on the 12 to 18 inch sizes only. This size has a kickstand instead.
What height rider is it for?
55 to 65 inches tall with an inseam of 23.5 to 28 inches, which the maker pairs with an age of 8 and up. The saddle bottoms out at 26.5 inches.
Can a younger child ride it?
Only if they measure up. A rider whose inseam is below 26.5 inches will not get both feet flat at a stop, which is what makes a bigger bike feel unsafe.
What brakes does it have?
A front hand brake with a short lever pull and a rear coaster brake worked by back pedalling. The chain is fully enclosed.
How much assembly is there?
The maker states 95 percent pre-assembled. Fit the handlebar, pedals, basket and bell, set the saddle, then check the bolts and tire pressure before the first ride.