Nice C Training Wheel Bike, Kids Bike Boys Girls, BMX Mountain with Dual Disc Brake 12-14-16-18 inch
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Color: Mystery Champagne
Size: 12 inch
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- HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL & ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT: The Nice C BMX Kids Bike is made from high quality magnesium alloy metals that allow the bike to be both lightweight and heavy duty. Weighing only 14.2 lbs., this bike is one of the lightest bikes on the market. The lightness lets you better control the bike.
- SINGLE PIECE FRAME AND DUAL BRAKE SYSTEM: The bike also has a dual brake system; a traditional v-brake in the front and a disc brake on the rear wheel. This setup makes braking smooth and efficient, and allows your kid to stop their bike at a shorter distance than standard single-disc brakes.
- THICK TIRES & TRAINING WHEELS: Our BMX bike has thick tires that better grip to the ground and improves the overall stability while riding. Multiple rubber layers provide better shock absorption and delays the wear and tear of the tires. Long lasting tires means that theres no need to spend more money on this bike. Our bike also comes with removable training wheels so kids can learn how to ride a bike carefully and safely.
- ADJUSTABLE: Kids grow fast, so we have the perfect bike that will allow you to adjust both the handlebars and seat heights to fit your kids needs. For this 12 inch bike, the handlebars can be adjusted from 21-25 inches, and seat height can be adjusted from 17-22 inches. All bikes come with a page of fun stickers so they can customize their new bike.
Bike Type: Kids Bike, Mountain Bike, BMX Bike
Age Range (Description): Kid
Brand: Nice C
Number of Speeds: 1
Color: Mystery Champagne
Wheel Size: 18 Inches
Frame Material: Aluminum
Suspension Type: Rear, Front, Dual
Size: 12 inch
Brake Style: Disc
Bike Type: Kids Bike, Mountain Bike, BMX Bike
Age Range (Description): Kid
Brand: Nice C
Number of Speeds: 1
Color: Mystery Champagne
Wheel Size: 18 Inches
Frame Material: Aluminum
Suspension Type: Rear, Front, Dual
Size: 12 inch
Brake Style: Disc
Item Weight: 14.2 Pounds
Style: Adjustable
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 34.5 x 20 x 6.75 inches
Package Weight: 8.39 Kilograms
Brand Name: Nice C
Material: Rubber
Suggested Users: unisex-child, boys, girls
Manufacturer: Nice Choice
Part Number: NCZXC111111
Date First Available: March 16, 2019
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Color: Princess Pink
Size: 16 inch
The media could not be loaded. Spent a lot of time reading online about sizing bikes for a child who is learning to ride. I am no expert by any means but found lots of great sites explaining the key designs to the best beginner bikes. Brands such as Woom, Islabike, Guardian, Pello etc. have perfected low weight, long wheel base/top bar, narrow q factor bikes to make learning to ride easier for little ones. Unfortunately they also cost 3x the price of this bike. Again, I am not an expert cyclist nor do I have personal experience with those nicer and pricey brands to give first hand comparisons. Thus the following comparisons are based on published specs and components. While this NiceC bike isn't on the level of those top brands in quality and build it does appear the NiceC offers quite a bit for what it costs. In fact I was not able to find any other new 16" bike in the price range that even came with handbrakes or was under 20 lbs, much less both (although lack of the coaster brake likely is a large part of lower weight). I purchased 2 of these 16" bikes for twins that will be turning 6 in another month. My son is 46 lbs and 46.5 inches tall. He has an inseam of ~19 inches. His sister is 47 lbs and 47.5 inches tall with an inseam of 20". Neither is able to ride without training wheels, my son has lots of balance bike practice while my daughter has mostly practiced on training wheels. After learning more about sizing, I was very tempted to return at least my daughters NiceC to purchase a larger bike. They really both are on the large size for these 16" bikes however since they still don't ride without training wheels I have decided to keep them for this season (will explain rationale in greater detail below). Doing this knowing next season they will be ready for 20" bikes if pedaling without training wheels this year. I figure I can recoup some of the cost in selling the NiceC next year and will keep the boys bike for our current 15 month old for when he is big enough. A few things why I take a star away in my rating: 1) The sizing chart height ranges in the photo seem way too wide based on research elsewhere on the web how to size a bicycle. Based on external research the 16" NiceC is smallish for a 47" tall child and a rider that has skill in balance and pedaling at that size likely should have a larger bike. The wheel base and cockpit (top tube length) are okay, but not great. The bicycle length in the photos is reported to be 42.5", however in my measurements it is actually 44.5". I measured a wheel base of 28.25" which is comparable to other 16" sized bikes. The Woom 3 is spec'd at 28.03", the Royalbaby line lists a 28.5" wheel base and my kids current 16" huffy junk bikes are also similar length. The Woom 3 Top tube length is 15.75" while I measured the NiceC at just 12"-13" (depending on seat position and measured angle). This may seem insignificant, however for my daughters long legs she will be a bit cramped. While not matching the top tube/cockpit space of the highest of the high end, it is comparable to the huffy bikes we currently have. Unable to find any specs on the Royalbaby bikes for this measure but expect it to be similar to Huffy/NiceC here. Verified this with my daughter on the bike, her legs/knees are fairly close to the handle bars but will work great without pedals, and then will adjust the height and angle of the seat/bars to make a bit more space for pedaling. 2) Instructions - it really was pretty intuitive, however the instructions actually were more confusing than just looking at pictures and putting it together. If I had no experience in working on bikes it would have been annoying as some of the instructions don't even need to be completed as the bike comes 90% assembled. They do a great job including all the tools needed which was nice. and are good to keep for future projects. I did need a pliars to tighten the seat clamp enough to prevent it slipping. Now the quick release works great. 3) Uncertain quality/brand. The frame and components can be found if you google "magnesium alloy china bike frame", "Menkin brake lever". These are both made by companies in China and don't appear to have any reliable info online about the quality or safety. Was not able to find anything about the Duoder rear disk brake. Since these are starting bikes and don't expect my 6 year old's to have extreme or even moderate riding conditions I don't have safety concerns. However would not put my trust in these components for street riding at high speeds. That said, they seem to function fine and reliably. The brake levers are plastic, will update after the season is over if any observations can be made. 4) The tire in some of the photos have knobby tread while other photos are smoother tread. I received the smoother tread and it appears that the knobby tread is from older versions, or it is just random what you get. I would have preferred the knobby tread for gravel and dirt. While I still think the cockpit is a bit small for my daughter (will definitely be too small in a year) am going to keep it and give it a try. I do not plan on using training wheels on these. For a child that still hasn't learned to ride (without training wheels) it is important to be able to place both feet flat on the ground while learning. So for my kids it should work out. Also inseam is much more important indicator of size than height and based on the minimum seat positions and my kids size, this should work out. I still likely would have purchased an 18" NiceC (if it were possible) for my daughter instead of the 16". Hopefully this will be offered in the future. Watch some YouTube movies about learning to ride by balance first and avoid training wheels hopefully. The things I really like about the bike: 1) Frame and weight - the magnesium alloy is light weight and the design looks pretty cool. Other color options would be good however the champagne and pink look really good. It seems strong and from no past reviews mentioning cracks in the metal I expect it will be durable. The frame kinda looks like a lightning bolt, I am not sure if we will add any other stickers/decals as it looks pretty good naked. The weight really is the main standout for this bike over other models in the price range, looks cool and is light weight. I measured 17.9 lbs without the training wheels (which I plan to leave off). For comparison our Huffy bikes are 22 lbs and 20.5 lbs, while the Royalbaby Freestyle is at least 24 lbs. The Woom 3 is only 11.7 lbs, however in this price I wasn't able to find any other bike under 20lbs. Most adults ride bikes that are only 20% of their body weight. This isn't possible for kids, but something <40% is ideal and this bike meets that requirement. 2) Dual hand brakes - after reading and knowing my kids experience with pedal braking (frustrated by bike stopping abruptly when learning to pedal) having hand breaks was mandatory. There are legal reasons that most companies sell bikes with coaster breaks, but think my kids will do better learning to pedal/balance with hand breaks. I plan to have them start using these bikes without pedals and learn to balance and break prior to putting the pedals on. In this price range you will not find new bikes with dual hand break and NO coaster. The disk brake is a cool upgrade (i think). It seems to function well and offers fast breaking ability although haven't been on the roads yet to verify. This bike is way better than the Huffy and Royalbaby bikes sold here and big wally stores. I really wish there were a 18" version but I think it will work for a season with my relatively tall 6 year old daughter. She may be a little cramped but will update after she is ridding some. The light weight frame and lack of a coaster brake make this bike in a weight class well above its sale price. Additionally the dual hand brakes including rear disk brake is a valued feature of this bike. It looks really cool as it comes and was easy to assemble although the directions are not very clear if you are not handy. Very excited for my kids to use these once it warms up a little. Update 3/24/19: Kids took first rides this weekend and pedaling without training wheels on day 2. On day one they did a few downhill rides to learn balancing these bikes and how to use the brakes. Day 2 we added pedals and there were going on the first try. New complaints: The brakes (especially disc brakes) needed adjustment and are not super easy to adjust, still have pad rubbing on the disc and was not able to fully eliminate after 2 hours working on them. To adjust the disc brake you need a number 5 allen wrench. Do not adjust the part of the brake that is a different size as it will completely come apart. Adjust only the 2 top and right side screws. The two on top are used to center the brake over the disc. The one on the right allows fine tuning of the right pad. I think the discs are not completely flat as there is still some rub, will eventually take to professional to see if they can tune it. The silver bike front tire is out of round a little and causes uneven wear on the front brake pads. The tube for the seat and quick release require pliers to tighten. Small plastic piece between the seat tube and clamp seems cheap and concerning how it will hold up over time, because of non-standard tube, there likely is no way to replace it. Despite the few problems and concerns for long-term durability, I am very happy with the bikes overall. Stand by the original review as value for a low weight bike that doesn't have a coaster brake. The bike does well for purpose I intended which was to be a good learning bike for 6 year old using the NO training wheel/NO coaster brake method of learning to ride. Both my kids were riding on second day of doing this (total time less than 2 hours). If you are going to try, you really need to spend some time reviewing the step to teach this and potential risks of not having a coaster brake (need to teach how to use hand brake prior to learning to pedal). Make sure the size is right, to use without pedals as a balance bike the child should be able to have both feet flat on the ground while sitting on the bike. Watch the YouTube videos on this. The down side to this is my kids are almost already too big for this bike, but knew that going in and ready to buy larger (likely used) bikes next season when the many variables important to learning to ride are not as critical for an experienced rider.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2019 by M. Brown M. Brown
Color: Cool Black
Size: 18 inch with Kickstand
So happy to have gotten this bike for my 8 year old. Easy to put together and stylish. He loves the stickers that came with it, that the kids can put on the bike. So far no problems other then his brother’s wanting to ride it. Ordering another one for my youngest.
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Color: Cool Black
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by Valerie
Color: Cool Black
Size: 14 inch
Please note: For a kids bikes you want the brakes on the correct sides. Bought two of these, both have the front brake attached to the right hand. That’s a motorcycle kinda thing. Don’t want a kid training on this bike and have them grab the wrong brake on the next bike. Easy switch if you know how the fix brakes. Also, the tools that come with this bike don’t tighten everything. Have tools ready some metric and standard socket and wrenches required. Furthermore, comes with a pump… thanks! Be ware of over pumping tires, especially on the larger tubes, these tires like to pop over the bead, tires are a very soft rubber, kids bike. Cool design, just may need to watch some YouTube videos to understand the adjustments if you don’t know bikes.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by Andrew Cormier
Color: Cool Black
Size: 16 inch
Good looking bike , but wheel fenders broke 1st time my grandson rode the bike.
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Color: Cool Black
Size: 16 inch
Amazing quality bike for kids!
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Michael Terrizzi
Color: Lemon Yellow
Size: 18 inch with Kickstand
Love the sleek style very well made
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by Cherylee white
Color: Mystery Champagne
Size: 18 inch with Kickstand
I bought this bicycle for my son because he is ready for an 18 inch bike. Another reason that I chose this bicycle is that comes with two hand brakes. I was happy that I finally found a kids bicycle that has same braking system as adult one. However, I was wrong. First of all, this bicycle has deep scratches when I open the box. All parts were not stored clearly. The manual is useless. This bike’s manual has no legal announcements or liabilities notice. This gave me a first impression that it could be a product which was not legally registered in US. The manual is just a letter size paper with color prints. You can’t find manufacturers info. I spent almost an hour to figure out how to install the seat because it does not fit. Then I finally found the seat has a missing part which is a plastic bearing to be inserted to the housing. NEITHER OF TWO BRAKES WORK! This product picture shows an advanced disk brake that impressed me a lot. But this brake turns out to be a defective one. It has two pieces braking pads to be pressed on the braking disk. When I son was riding it, this pad makes noise even the brake was released. That means the brake is giving fraction when my son was riding. I tried several way to fix this issue but I feel helpless. This rear brake also has low efficiency on braking. IT IS DANGEROUS WITH DEFECTIVE BRAKES. The front brake is not working well either. After the safety issues, I’ve got to say this bike’s product picture lied to me on the appearance. This picture made me think this bike has an aluminum parts but it is just cheap steel. This bike is heavy as hell and my son was able to ride it but it is difficult for him to lift it. This bike is imported from a big batch wholesale company on Alibaba, which is the largest Chinese wholesale website. I looked over this website and found the bike cost only a quarter retail price if you order a batch. That clearly shows the cost of manufacturing single bike. As a father, I sincerely hope you can avoid this bicycle. This is for your kids safety. Buy a good brand that you search online even those brands may cost you more money. If you have limited budget, visit your local Walmart stores, at least they can provide legal products, not as these things missing manufacturers information.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2021 by Dallas