Children's bicycles
Kids' bikes are an essential part of the childhood experience, helping young children take their first steps into the world of mobility and adventure. These specially designed bikes are designed to help children develop their balance, coordination, and confidence on two wheels.
Children's bikes come in a variety of sizes, colors, and styles, making them perfectly suited to the needs and personalities of different children.
Whether it's learning to ride without training wheels or exploring the neighborhood with friends, kids' bikes are more than just toys; they provide a valuable and enjoyable experience that helps children develop physically and socially.
At Tiny Library we rent out many different types of children's bikes, for all ages and from quality brands such as: Woom, Cube, Trybike and Liki Trike.
How long do you use a children's bicycle?
How long your child uses a child's bicycle varies depending on several factors, including the child's growth rate and the size of the bicycle. In general, children use their first children's bicycle for about 1 to 2 years. It is important to regularly adjust the height of the saddle and handlebars to ensure that the bike remains comfortable and safe for the child. As children get older and develop more skills, they can move up to bigger bikes that better suit their needs and can cover greater distances. Did you know that children typically go through 8 different bike sizes in the first 12 years? Save money, time and storage space by choosing to rent a children's bicycle! With the sustainable Tiny Bike subscription, the bike grows with your child. Start with a balance bike and then move on to larger children's bikes. Renting a Tiny Bike is already possible from €8 per month. This way you can easily and economically adjust the bike size of your child when it becomes too big.
WHAT SHOULD YOU PAY ATTENTION TO WITH A CHILDREN'S BIKE?
When renting a children's bike, it's important to first check that it's a good fit for your child. Make sure the seat height is adjusted correctly – your little one should be able to stand comfortably with both feet on the ground. Test the brakes for proper function and check that the tires have sufficient pressure.
Safety is paramount: even though it's not mandatory in the Netherlands, we always recommend wearing a helmet. Take the time to teach your child the basic traffic rules: stay in bike lanes, stop at red lights, and always look around carefully before braking. Have your child ride on the safe inside line, between you and the sidewalk.
