Bike Type | Balance Bike |
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Color | Blue |
Frame Material | Steel |
Material Type | Steel |
Skill Level | Beginner |
Usage | Child |
Sport | Cycling |
Wheel Size | 16 Inches |
Batteries Included? | No |
Brand | Bixe |
maximum weight capacity | 150 Pounds |
Department | Teen-boys |
Manufacturer | Bixe |
Manufacturer reference | 16Bixe-BL |
Package Dimensions | 91.44 x 40.64 x 17.78 cm; 2.99 Kilograms |
ASIN | B07SLNK3QN |
Bixe 16" Pro Balance Bike for for Big Kids 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 Years Old
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- THE BEST WAY TO LEARN TO RIDE - A balance bike provides a safer, faster way to learn to ride a bike by letting your child master balance and steering first in a distraction-free way. Once they're comfortable gliding on a balance bike, riding a pedal bike becomes easy.
- WARRANTY - If at all you are not satisfied with the bike, or even the results, please let us know. We will 100% buy back the balance bike from you. With the 100% guarantee, we will fix or replace defective parts as well.
- SAFETY A MUST - Along with providing the best balance bike at the fairest price, we ensure that each bike is crafted with your child's safety in mind. All clamps are tamper proof, both wheels are equipped with safety washers and each frame is built with the capacity to far exceed the weight of the largest children.
- DESIGNED FOR EVERY CHILD - This balance bike is perfect for kids who are just starting to ride a bike, kids with special needs or challenges, and even experienced riders who enjoy testing their limits.
- SIMPLE SET UP - Each bike comes partially assembled. The wheels are securely attached and ready to ride. Just slide the seat and handlebars in the right position for your child, clamp it down with the wrench provided, inflate the tires and you're good to go.
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Colour Name:BlueTechnical Details
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Date First Available | 4 June 2018 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
2,457 in Sporting Goods (See Top 100 in Sporting Goods)
31 in Kids' Bikes, Trikes & Riding Toys 454 in Cycling Equipment |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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4.2 out of 5 stars
363 reviews

juls
5.0 out of 5 stars
I wish I bought sooner
23 July 2019 -
Published on Amazon.comColour Name: GreenVerified Purchase
113 people found this helpful

J. R.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pleasantly surprised with this, recommend it!
18 March 2019 -
Published on Amazon.comVerified Purchase

5.0 out of 5 stars
Pleasantly surprised with this, recommend it!
Reviewed in the United States on 18 March 2019
Our 6.5 year old has been riding a secondhand Strider 12' with the longer seat post and needed a larger balance bike... this Bixe 16' is a perfect fit, and can grow with her. The larger frame and wheels made her ride much smoother and appeared easier to push off and glide for longer. On this she was able to fully lift her feet and coast (without any prompting), which she never did before on the smaller bike. She was then able to ride it for 3 miles, with some breaks to play. Really impressed with the product and would recommend to other families! Also appreciate that the tires/tubes are a standard size, so swapping them out is easy. (My only qualm is that it is a steel frame and could be made of aluminum and weigh a little less.)
Reviewed in the United States on 18 March 2019
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31 people found this helpful

None
5.0 out of 5 stars
Solid bike for the price - outstanding customer service
3 May 2020 -
Published on Amazon.comColour Name: BlueVerified Purchase
This is going to be a bit long because I rely on longer reviews by others to make buying decisions, especially reviews by parents. We needed a larger balance bike because my 4-year-old is tall for his age and we foolishly tried a pedal bike with training wheels first. (He loved training wheels, so much so that it was clear he might never want to give them up. He's not very athletic and tends to learn new physical skills slowly). So his height, the late start at balancing, and his inherited lack of athletic ability all suggest he's probably going to be on a balance bike for awhile.
So. We ordered the Bixe and a Strider 14x Sport. The Strider is a better built bike. There's no two ways around it. It would be a good choice if you have multiple kids and plan to hand the bike down a few times as older sibs outgrow it because it just seems a little more heavy-duty. Other than that, it's negotiable whether the higher sticker price is worth it. You can add pedals to the Sport (for an additional $50), but the small tires and footrest make it look a bit like a little kid bike, so I would not be surprised if my child starts asking for a "big kid" bike when it's finally time to put the pedals on. When I was looking at bikes, I thought the footrest on the Strider would be important (as opposed to just grippy strips on the body of the Bixe), but my child never rests his feet on either bike anyway. He just lifts his feet up when he wants to coast.
For less than half the price of the Strider, the Bixe is a great choice. I don't know how to articulate the difference in build between this and the Strider--the metal the Bixe is made of seems slightly less heavy-duty and when you're assembling the front steering wheel things fit together more loosely (which has zero impact on how the bike functions after you get everything put together). One nice feature the Bixe lacks is the ability to adjust the seat height without any tools. I've had to adjust the strider's seat height a few times while we were out riding, and it's really easy to do. You need the allen wrench to adjust the Bixe's seat. (That said, my child has never asked for the Bixe seat to be adjusted, which he has, a few times, on the Strider). However, I would not have noticed these differences if I hadn't compared the bikes side-by-side. In fact, we ended up keeping both bikes so one could stay at the grandparents.'
On its own, the Bixe feels solid and can definitely handle anything a kid could throw at it. I am 100% confident it will hold up until my kid is ready to upgrade to pedals and will likely be in good enough shape to pass on to another family. My kid actually prefers the Bixe a little, maybe because it looks more grown up? He's too young to describe what difference--if any--there is in how they feel to ride. I just know riding it is one of the things he looks forward to when he goes to his grandparents' house. To sum up: My kid is thrilled with this bike and I am thrilled with the price compared to the Strider.
Customer service: There was a minor problem with the Bixe bike I received that made it hard to put together. Bixe customer service went above and beyond to address the issue. Their response was fast and they resolved the issue way beyond what I would have expected. Bottom line, you don't have to shell out $250 for a bike. You and your kid will be happy with the Bixe.
If you're still reading, hope this review helps you make a decision.
So. We ordered the Bixe and a Strider 14x Sport. The Strider is a better built bike. There's no two ways around it. It would be a good choice if you have multiple kids and plan to hand the bike down a few times as older sibs outgrow it because it just seems a little more heavy-duty. Other than that, it's negotiable whether the higher sticker price is worth it. You can add pedals to the Sport (for an additional $50), but the small tires and footrest make it look a bit like a little kid bike, so I would not be surprised if my child starts asking for a "big kid" bike when it's finally time to put the pedals on. When I was looking at bikes, I thought the footrest on the Strider would be important (as opposed to just grippy strips on the body of the Bixe), but my child never rests his feet on either bike anyway. He just lifts his feet up when he wants to coast.
For less than half the price of the Strider, the Bixe is a great choice. I don't know how to articulate the difference in build between this and the Strider--the metal the Bixe is made of seems slightly less heavy-duty and when you're assembling the front steering wheel things fit together more loosely (which has zero impact on how the bike functions after you get everything put together). One nice feature the Bixe lacks is the ability to adjust the seat height without any tools. I've had to adjust the strider's seat height a few times while we were out riding, and it's really easy to do. You need the allen wrench to adjust the Bixe's seat. (That said, my child has never asked for the Bixe seat to be adjusted, which he has, a few times, on the Strider). However, I would not have noticed these differences if I hadn't compared the bikes side-by-side. In fact, we ended up keeping both bikes so one could stay at the grandparents.'
On its own, the Bixe feels solid and can definitely handle anything a kid could throw at it. I am 100% confident it will hold up until my kid is ready to upgrade to pedals and will likely be in good enough shape to pass on to another family. My kid actually prefers the Bixe a little, maybe because it looks more grown up? He's too young to describe what difference--if any--there is in how they feel to ride. I just know riding it is one of the things he looks forward to when he goes to his grandparents' house. To sum up: My kid is thrilled with this bike and I am thrilled with the price compared to the Strider.
Customer service: There was a minor problem with the Bixe bike I received that made it hard to put together. Bixe customer service went above and beyond to address the issue. Their response was fast and they resolved the issue way beyond what I would have expected. Bottom line, you don't have to shell out $250 for a bike. You and your kid will be happy with the Bixe.
If you're still reading, hope this review helps you make a decision.
23 people found this helpful

James & Amanda Furlong
5.0 out of 5 stars
My 9 yr old is overjoyed!
29 January 2020 -
Published on Amazon.comColour Name: BlueVerified Purchase
I gave it 4 stars on sturdiness only because I'm not sure how it will hold up but it does feel really strong and durable.
He seems to have plenty of room to grow since the seat is adjustable and is pretty low, it should last him for a few years...or until he hopefully gives pedals a try ☺️
25 people found this helpful

KG
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best balance bike for older children!
27 March 2019 -
Published on Amazon.comColour Name: GreenVerified Purchase
My 4.5 yr old is not quite ready to ride a pedal-bike, so we got him this balance bike in the age 5-9 size (16 inch wheels). He absolutely loves it! My boy is average size for 4.5 yrs, and the lowest seat level fits him fine, with lots of room to grow. My 9 year old boy could ride it, too. It rides smooth on the pavement because of the air-filled tires, and is easy to steer. He is pretty fast on it now, which makes bike rides with my three kids a little easier, since he can almost keep up with them at times. I put slime in the tires to avoid flats. The bike weighs so little, we can stash it on our double stroller if he gets tired and wants to ride in the stroller for awhile. The only problem we had was a bent pipe at the handlebar attachment point, which I had to use pliers to bend back so we could insert the handlebars. Kind of a bother, but not worth returning and waiting for a replacement.
21 people found this helpful
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