Bikes
Kids Bike Components PART 3 - Shifters, Pedals, Wheelsets & Gearing
Road shifters are an age long problem for kids, only very recently solved by the advent of...Kids Bike Components PART 2 - Handlebars, Stems, Saddles & Posts
Drop handlebars and Stems in particular have always been tricky for young riders...
Kids Bike Components PART 1 - selecting Framesets and Cranksets
Planning to build a new bike or you want to improve their existing bike? Part 1 of 3...
Our Guide to Kids BikeFit for Youth/Junior cyclists
Junior & Youth BikeFit. It all starts with choosing their new bike size. Its understandable – but do try to avoid buying a bike that is too big , so they ‘grow into it’...
Self-Build Bundles: A Component Kit For Building Your Child's Next Bike?
There is nothing more satisfying, than watching your child cross the finish line on a bike you built...
Rollers/Turbo Trainers for kids bikes: 20″, 24″ & 26″ Wheels
Not every 6-year old wants to sit on rollers or a turbo-trainer for some useful indoor training, but...
British Cycling & Triathlon Youth Gear Restrictions
British Cycling & Triathlon Youth Gear Restrictions – a guide to Rollback Limits and Locking Off Gears…the road season is back on, so if you are new to British Cycling...
Cycling Shoes with Cleats and Clipless Pedals for Kids?
Cycling shoes with cleats and clipless pedals for kids is a subject that often comes up. When should kids be in clip-in pedals?
Adjust Brake Levers For Little Fingers
Thankfully these days, manufacturers of kids performance bikes fit properly proportioned brake levers - how to adjust brake levers for little fingers...
Convert 3-Bolt LOOK Cleats to 2-Bolt SPD Cleats
Some models of kids cycling shoes allow you to convert from 3-Bolt LOOK cleats to 2-Bolt Shimano SPD cleats. Whilst many kids do use the 3-bolt LOOK style cleat...
How To Customise, Modify & Improve Children's Bikes
We specialise in building lightweight, low-standover custom built bikes for kids to compete in CX, Road & Triathlon racing events...
How short-sighted is the Cycling Industry when it comes to kids?
We think the Cycling Industry is very short-sighted, ultimately holding cycling back for everyone here in the UK in particular. Sounds a bit strong?
