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Strider 12 Pro Bike, No Pedal Balance Bicycle for Kids 1 to 5 Years - Includes Safety Pad, Padded Seat, Mini Grips, Flat-Free Tires Easy Assembly, Tool-Free Adjustments

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Color: Silver


Features

  • Inspire Mobility And Freedom - We believe, if you can walk, you can ride. Our push bikes are designed to focus on a simple goal - learning and improving balance. Through this approach, your child will also learn coordination and confidence.
  • Enjoy Mastering Riding Earlier - Our simple focus provides for a safe, easy, and natural transition towards a pedal bike, getting your little boy or girl to learn at their own comfort level how to balance on 2 wheels as early as 18 months.
  • Lightest, Most Advanced Model With Custom Features - The 12 Pro comes with all the high performance design and 2 year factory warranty of the 12 Sport riding toy, in addition, its frame is made of Aluminum alloy, giving it a weight of only 5.3lbs.
  • Xl Seatpost, Padded Seat And Upgrades - Along with the standard seatpost (18-36 months), the adjustable 12 Pro includes the XL seatpost, which will extend the use of your 12 Pro to 36-60 months (under 60lbs).
  • Join The Strider Family - Strider offers a sense of community that has transformed the experience of learning to ride a bike free of the fear of falling and the frustrating option of learning how to operate pedals.

Description

The Strider 12 Pro Balance Bike has everything your little racing machine needs for staying safe and stylish — both on and off the track. Easy maneuverability, top-notch quality and a legendary look are only a few of the reasons your kiddo will fall in love with their first bike. Featuring the World's Lightest Strider, No Tool Assembly and a No-Slip Footrest, the 12 Pro inspires riders all the way up to 4 years old to take life by the handlebars and let it rip! The aluminum frame allows for increased control and convenience, coming in at an impressive 5.6 lbs. The hassle-free set-up and adaptability give your youngster the power to operate at their peak performance, all without the use of any extra equipment. And thrill-seeking tykes will appreciate the first-class footrest that encourages them to continue pushing boundaries and taking names. Because at the end of the day, they shouldn’t have to worry about anything other than playing hard and having fun. We’re revolutionizing the way kids learn how to ride by keeping things simple and focusing on the fundamentals. Jumpstart your Strider rider’s journey today and watch as their feet leave the ground — they'll be showing off some SERIOUS skills with this one-of-a-kind bike in no time at all.

Bike Type: Balance Bike


Age Range (Description): 1 - 5 Years


Brand: Strider


Number of Speeds: 1


Color: Silver


Wheel Size: 12 Inches


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Suspension Type: Rigid


Special Feature: adjustable, wheels


Included Components: Balance Bike


Bike Type: Balance Bike


Number Of Speeds: 1


Suspension Type: Rigid


Additional Features: adjustable, wheels


Brake Style: No braking system, No pedal balance


Specific Uses For Product: All Terrain


Power Source: Not Obtainable


Skill Level: Beginner


Is Autographed: No


Number of Handles: 2


Color: Silver


Theme: bicycle


Style Name: Athletic


Wheel Size: 12 Inches


Size: 12"


Item Weight: 5.6 Pounds


Seatpost Travel Distance Maximum: 17 Inches


Age Range Description: 1 - 5 Years


Brand Name: Strider


Included Components: Balance Bike


Model Number: ST-P4SI


Model Name: Strider 12 Pro Balance Bike


Model Year: 2007


UPC: 848953000896


Manufacturer: Strider


Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer's


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel


Wheel Material: Foam Rubber


Seat Material: Plypropylene Padded Performance Seat


Warranty Type: Manufacturer Warranty


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 60 Pounds


Is Assembly Required: Yes


Minimum User Height: 12 Inches


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    • From Sareed to Strider Balance Bike Pro
Color: Silver
Our grandson loves it. Pro model is very light and he can pick it up and move it around. Seat adjust easily. Extremely satisfied with quality. His previous get around was a Sareed baby balance bike which was a hit.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Oilatum
    • Well built and light.
Color: Silver
I bought this bike for my 2 1/2yr old Grandson for Christmas. He loves it! Of course there's a learning curve in the beginning, which is expected and purpose of a "balance". It's much better option than training wheels. He now does great on the bike and prefers it over his scooter lately. I bought the Pro version of the 12" sport bike because of how light it is, due to the aluminum construction. Even though lighter, it's as sturdy as the heavier Stainless Steel version. The sliver color with white lettering is really nice and classy. I did a lot of research on 'Balance" bikes and Strider was always listed at the top of the recommendations. It did not disappoint. I was lucky enough to get a GREAT Black Friday discount price ! As soon as he gets old and tall enough, I will get him the 14" sport bike version, hopefully next Black Friday! Plus, the 14" has a peddle add-on option! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 by PaulyB
    • Excellent way to get kids comfortable with balance and steering so they can go directly to a pedal bike with no training wheels!
Color: Silver
We purchased this in June 2015 when our daughter was just shy of 18 months old. It took her a few months to be interested and another few months before she really got the concept. She's actively used it for over two years (graduating up to the XL seat post once she got too tall for the regular one). We purchased her a pedal bike quite some time ago, but she kept wanting to use this one until she finally got too tall for it (she's off-the-charts for height, so other kids might actually get to use it through to age 5 or beyond). She transitioned to a pedal bike in less than an hour because she had already mastered balance and steering with her Strider, so all she needed to learn was using the pedals. Based on our experience, we would recommend a balance bike for all toddlers and this one in particular for a few reasons. 1) It's so lightweight that it's very easy for a parent/caregiver to carry when the kid changes their mind about wanting to ride their bike and they will change their mind. 2) Long lifespan. We got a solid 2 1/2 years out of this bike since it had the XL seat post to allow taller kids to ride. If my daughter weren't so tall, I know we would have gotten another year or more out of it. 3) Quality workmanship. Like all kids, our daughter plays hard and that extends to how the bike is handled. It's gotten more than its share of scrapes, bumps, drops, etc. and while it has some surface scratches, it's still a completely solid and serviceable bike that we will feel completely comfortable selling to a friend or neighbor for their kiddo to enjoy. You might pay a little more out-of-pocket for this balance bike than for other brands or models, but if your kid loves it like mine did, it will be money very well spent and, when you're ready for a pedal bike, you won't be wasting any money on training wheels. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2018 by zipporah
    • Best way to learn how to ride a bike!
Color: Silver
My son started on this bike at 15 months (11" inseam). We had to slam the seat for him to be able to swing a leg over. Now he's 21 months and riding like a pro. He puts his feet up on the foot rests and loves going to the skate park by our house to roll down ramps. This bike is awesome for toddlers learning to ride. It's super light weight so he doesn't have to maneuver a big chunky bike around. That's also great for me when I have to carry him and the bike. Also the foam tires are really durable and make for low maintenance (no pumps, don't worry about running over thorns, etc.). Skip the tricycle and the training wheels and get a balance bike! -- Don't forget a helmet. My only two complaints: * When the seat is slammed, a section of the seat post sticks out the bottom and hits the kids legs while they walk the bike (when first learning). It kept getting caught on my son's leg and causing him to trip. We ended up just sawing it off. It makes the seat post shorter but this bike comes with a larger saddle and longer seat post that we can use when he gets taller. * The headset isn't a real headset. That results in more play when he really gets going. He'll likely be graduating into his cousin's Specialized Hot Walk as soon as he gets a littler taller because it's built more like a real bike with a stiffer set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2015 by ErinH
    • Great bike to learn on!
Color: Silver
We love this bike! It's super light weight so if he gets tired of riding it, we can easily carry it for him. Our son also loves it! He learned how to use it pretty quickly and can even wheelie already! Lol
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024 by Hanna Dueck
    • Great investment, delivers as promised, will buy again
Color: Silver
This little lightweight bike has made my son so happy. We got it for him when he was 2 years old when we realized he couldn't yet pump the pedals on his heavy tricycle. Because of this bike's light weight he was able to bring it out of his room and ride it inside our home all on his own. This really boosted his riding ability and soon we had him outside all the time, he could cruise for hours if we let him. After he mastered balancing, we noticed that he was riding the tricycle with no problem, his legs were stronger and he understood the concept of the pedals finally. This bike has also taken a serious beating, like being tossed and dropped and it's even fallen down cement stairs. It wasn't necessarily affordable for us at almost $200 but I couldn't be happier with it so it was worth the investment, especially because of its light weight. We plan on buying one for our second child when the time comes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2015 by NK
    • Fun experience for a 2 year old
Color: Black Pearl
I got this for my son at 18 months... it was a bit heavy for him and he didn't like to sit on it because it would fall over. At 2 and a half he decided he wanted to ride it, and started out very slow (just really walking over it). The progression happened pretty quickly. In the first 30 mins he learned to steer. Within two weeks he's flying everywhere on this thing. We need wide open spaces so he can ride and go as fast as he wants. I in hindsight, I would have purchased the rocker attachment to build his confidence before putting him on it and having it fall over a few times. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2019 by Brian Pearson

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