If you notice that your child is slouching when they ride their bike, the problem might be the height of the handlebars. Maybe the bike is new and still needs some adjustments or your kid has grown taller and the bike needs a few changes to keep up. Handlebars that …

If your bike bell is not ringing or the lever is not working properly, you can fix it with basic tools and about 10-20 minutes of your time. Before you fix the bell, determine which type of bell it is. If it’s one of those bells with a pull-on tab …

If you don’t live in Ireland, it’s easy to think that the entire country consists of rolling green hills. This may discourage you from planning a family cycling trip. Sure, their hills and mountains are breathtaking but they won’t feel so when you are sweating your way up one of …

While you may not be able to conquer even a single stage of the Tour de France, there are many more forgiving cycling routes perfect for families. These routes take you across varied sceneries from idyllic countryside towns to lush forests and breezy coastlines. Different routes offer different levels of …

When’s the right time to start cycling with a toddler? Many experts recommend introducing your kids to cycling early before they even know how to pedal or balance on a bike. In fact, you don’t have to wait until they are walking fully before introducing them to the joys and …

Beautiful beaches, rustic countrysides, quiet backcountry trails, picturesque mountains and bustling cities: there are so many places that families can enjoy cycling while taking in new sights and sounds. Our top 5 picks are all in Europe. They all provide fun and easy cycling routes that are very kid-friendly. How …

Younger kids (4-6 years) have a surprisingly easy time learning how to ride a bike. You can teach them in less than an hour. This is especially the case if they’ve been riding a bike with stabilisers or a balance bike. For older kids, things are a bit different and …

What Are You Buying? At 11 years old, most pre-teens are ready to ride a 26” bike. It’s still important to take your kid’s measurements and make sure a 26 incher is right for them. Depending on their height, a 24” MTB might be better. But most 11 year olds …

What Are You Buying? 1. Full Suspension MTB This is a proper mountain bike, not some imitation MTB for kids. Of course, it cannot handle extreme trails but it’s perfect for anything a 10-year old can throw at it. So feel free to take your kid out on child-friendly mountain …

You’ve already gotten your kid a perfectly sized bike or you’ve spotted one that you want to buy. Now what’s remaining is a good quality helmet to keep them safe. You can’t just buy any kids’ helmet. It’s essential that they wear the right size not just for comfort when …