Purchased for our 3 year olds birthday. He is up and riding it within 30 minutes, beaming with pride that he can peddle like his big brother. Has been asking to get back on everyday! His big brother is so excited for him as well. Great purchase!

2 year old son (will be 3 in a couple of months) went from a balance bike to riding this bike within minutes trying. Bike seems well made. No issues so far

Our 2-year, 5-month-old daughter transitioned seamlessly from a balance bike to this 14-inch bike after just three months of balancing practice. The next day, she was already confidently riding! The bike is incredibly lightweight, which made it easy for her to handle. We were very impressed. In hindsight, the 16-inch version might have also been a good option because of how light it is, but overall, this 14-inch model has been perfect for her.

We bought this bike for my daughter for her 3rd birthday. She was doing well with her balance bike and she could pedal on a bigger bike but because she could not reach the floor she couldn’t start biking by herself. The first time she tried her new biky she got it and never stopped! She loves it and uses it everyday!

We recently got a 14-inch bike for my 3-year-old, and it’s been a game-changer! I decided to remove the pedals and use it as a balance bike. The lightweight frame is perfect for her to maneuver, giving her the confidence to scoot around and learn balance at her own pace.

One of the best features is how easy it is for me to carry around, especially when taking it up and down the stairs. Once she’s more comfortable balancing, I can simply reattach the pedals, and she’ll be all set to use it as a regular bike. It’s like having two bikes in one! If you’re looking for a versatile and light bike for little ones, this one is a great option.

My 3 years old daughter loves Biky Bike. It’s very easy to use and very light to carry. Also we love the design. I would recommend Biky Bikes to our friends.

My two year old has been a little nervous about other balance bikes but is so comfortable and excited for this bike! I love that it looks just like the bigger bike that his older brother has! This bike is super light and even has a little clip feature to help stabilize the handle bars for new riders to build confidence. I cannot say enough that this is an AWESOME first balance bike and is getting so much use at our house. No complaints at all!

My four year old has tried other bikes and they’ve always been so heavy! This bike is easy for him to lift and steer. His confidence on this bike is through the roof and he is obsessed. His older cousin has been begging his mom to get one after seeing it. The quality is great and it’s adorable. I definitely recommend this bike!

My son (3yo) was getting very good at the balance bike, and it was time to transition to him to a pedal bike. My wife and I first got him some cheap bike from amazon, but were saddened when it was very difficult for my son to lift and control the bike, as it was quite heavy and the inseam height was around 20" making it too tall for him to put his feet fully on the floor. We decided to take the plunge and get him a Biky bike (14"), and we are SO HAPPY we did.

Immediately he was able to lift the bike, put his feet on the floor, and start peddling. The turning restrictor was nice for safety. At first I was questionable if not having a coaster brake was good or not, but as he started riding I could hear the sound of him back pedaling but still cruising so I knew with any other bike he would have stopped.

Assembly was easy, the build quality is great, and it also looks amazing. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase and will buy the Biky 16" when my son gets a little older.

As nothing is perfect, the only downside to the bike is that it doesn't have a kickstand which would be nice. I have seen some kickstands get in the way of the foot however, so this might be a conscious decision and to my son, he doesn't mind not having one.

Keep up the great work Biky, I am so happy to have found this bike and have been recommending it to anyone I come across!

I'm so happy to be able to ride with my son and check out any construction vehicle we come across.

I run Bike Fun, a bicycle education non profit in Nashville, TN. We teach people of all ages how to ride. We recently received some Biky bikes for our bicycle library and have already used them to get 3 kids started on their riding life. I have been recommending them to parents of our younger students.

Out of the box assembly was straightforward; I might appreciate a kickstand as well as reflectors on the seat stays instead of the seatpost (just easier if the bike is to be used as a balance bike first).

The student featured in this picture learned how to ride on the Biky 16" within 10 minutes of directed instruction. His dad is excited about future bike riding adventures!

This bike is so lightweight that my tiny daughter could ride it right away. She was on training wheels and the old bike was so heavy compared to her body weight (she’s 26 lbs) that she had trouble pedaling up any hills. She transitioned to the Biky bike with no training wheels and figured it out within a couple days! Now she can keep up with her big sister!

I found about this bike from a trip to Pretend City. I couldn't believe how lightweight it is and I was impressed with the build quality. I reached out to Biky and they were quick to answer my questions. I immediately purchased the Biky 14 for my 4 year old and waited for the Biky 20 to be stocked for my 6 year old. I received the Biky 20 assembled, but I know from the Biky 14, that it is easy to assemble. If your little one doesn't know how to bike yet, you can easily remove the pedals and use it as a balance bike. My kids both love biking more, especially with matching bikes. Biky's customer service is top notch and if you're local, they will make sure everything is perfect.

I found about this bike from a trip to Pretend City. I couldn't believe how lightweight it is and I was impressed with the build quality. I reached out to Biky and they were quick to answer my questions. I immediately purchased the Biky 14 for my 4 year old and waited for the Biky 20 to be stocked for my 6 year old. Shipping was fast and the bike was easy to assemble. If your little one doesn't know how to bike yet, you can easily remove the pedals and use it as a balance bike. My kids both love biking more, especially with matching bikes.

I started my daughter on a 12” balance bike at 28 months old. She figured it out pretty quickly, so at 3.5 years old (44 months), I put her on this Biky 14. She was riding on it by her 3rd outing!

I was deciding between this Biky 14, the Woom 2, and the Guardian 14. Despite this Biky 14 being relatively new and having very few reviews, I took a chance on it, largely on the recommendation of this blog post: https://www.twowheelingtots.com/best-12-inch-and-14-inch-bikes-for-kids/

Reasons I decided on this Biky 14, in order of importance for me:

1) Weight: I learned through my research that the ideal bike weight is 30-40% of a kid’s body weight. My daughter is in the 5th percentile for weight, so the lighter the better. This was the lightest bike I could find.
2) Seat height: This bike had the lowest seat height, by a smidge. But that half inch matters for a small kid.
3) No coaster brake: Apparently coaster brakes slow the learning process. Who knew?
4) Steering limiter: helps avoid wobbling out of control.
5) Tiltable handlebars: again, an important adjustment for my small kid.
6) Longer wheelbase: allows for more growth in the kid and makes the bike more stable and maneuverable.
7) Price and quality: this bike cost a bit more than I wanted to spend, but having received it and used it, the quality is there. It’s solidly built and was a breeze to put together when it arrived. It also wasn’t the most expensive bike on my short list.

I learned most of this from the Two Wheeling Tots blog, so check that out. Lots of great information in there. I’m not affiliated with it whatsoever, but just giving credit where credit is due.

Long story short, if you have a small kid ready to graduate from the balance bike, try this one out. You won’t be disappointed.

My 3 year old is tiny (not on the doc’s growth chart for height or weight) but was sooo ready to move onto a pedal bike from his balance bike. I searched high and low to find a bike short enough to accommodate him and eventually discovered Biky. I’m so glad I did! The quality is far beyond that of the Guardian we got for my daughter. The bike is super lightweight making it way easier for the little guy to pedal uphill than it was for his big sis was on her Guardian. I don’t know if he’s a stronger rider than his sis but there was essentially zero transition time to this Biky from the balance bike. I think the lightweight makes a massive difference. I plan to stick with Biky once my kids grow out of their current bikes because I’m just so impressed with the quality!