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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Funky Fuchsia
- Model
- SK-SB1-US-PK
- Dimensions
- 40"L x 28.75"W x 26.5"H
- Weight
- 12.5 lb
- Age Range Description
- 3 - 6 years
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- Parts
- In the box
- Balance_Bike
Features 5
- Starts as a balance bike and converts to a pedal bike when your kiddo is ready to spread their wings with Strider's Easy Ride Pedal Kit (sold separately).
- The adjustable seat and handlebars to keep up through multiple growth spurts, from ages 3 to 6 years.
- With a seat height range from 15-22 in. (38-55 cm) the Strider 14x fits children with an inseam of 16-23 in. (40-58 cm) Maximum Rider Weight: 80 lbs (36 kg).
- The steel frame weighs just over 12 lbs., allowing your child to easily steer, push and maneuver the bike as they learn to ride.
- Easy, no stress assembly with all tools included.
Specs 18
| Brand Name | Strider |
|---|---|
| Age Range Description | 3 - 6 years |
| Item Highlight | No Pedals, Balance Bike with Adjustable Seat and Handlebars, Lightweight Steel Frame Can Convert into Pedal Bike |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 Year Limited Warranty |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 848953002159 |
| Item Type Name | Parts |
| Manufacturer | Strider Sports International INC |
| Model Number | SK-SB1-US-PK |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SK-SB1-US-PK |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 36 months - 6 years |
| Size | 14 |
| Item Weight | 12.5 pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 40"L x 28.75"W x 26.5"H |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 80 pounds |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, Polypropylene |
| Theme | Sport |
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Top Amazon Reviews
3 year-old pedaling this bike after one day
Color: Awesome Blue
My daughter loves this bike. She's 3 years and 3 months old and 36.6" tall and she learned to pedal this bike in a day. It didn't all happen in a day, she's been practicing on other bikes (read on for more), but she's super happy and proud of herself to put it all together and start riding a real bike with pedals. This review is a personal account of lessons learned getting here. We started off with the Strider 12 balance bike (to learn to balance!), then added a Diamondback Lil Impressions 12" pedal bike with training wheels (to learn to turn the pedals), then finally moved to the 14X without pedals at first, then added the pedals (putting it all together). This is the lightest weight pedal bike I could find anywhere, weighing in on my scale at 15.6 lbs including the pedals. For comparison, the smallest Strider balance bike is significantly lighter at 6.6 lbs on the same scale, while her Diamondback Lil Impressions comes in at 20.0 lbs with training wheels. For a 32 lbs child, the extra 4.4 lbs made a big difference in how quickly she was able to climb, balance, push, and pedal the bike with confidence. The seat is closest to the ground, compared to other bikes with pedals that we've tried. One of the great features of the smallest balance bikes is how early kids can get on it. We got the Strider 12 when she was about 18 months, and she has been practicing balancing for quite a long time, and became quite proficient. The only reason it has taken this long to move to a pedal bike is because she was just not tall enough to reach the floor. On the lowest setting, the top of the Strider 14X seat is just about 15" off the ground. For comparison, the Strider 12 was about 11", while the Diamondback Lil Impressions was a horrible 18". For a 36" tall kid, these 3" are big difference. This height meant that she couldn't reach the ground from the 14X seat until very recently after her last growth spurt (and who knows when she'll reach it from the Diamondback...). The removable and narrow pedals are absolutely brilliant! She was pretty confident on the smaller Strider 12 balance bike, so we started off on the 14X without pedals and spent an hour just getting comfortable balancing this new, bigger bike. Then we came home and added the pedals. The first instinct she had was to try to pedal from a cold start, the same way she's done with her Diamondback. The next thing she tried was to just push the bike with her feet like a balance bike. This is where the narrow pedals shine, because it allowed her legs to reach the floor even with the pedals on and push it like before. Then as she picked up speed, she naturally just tried putting one foot on a pedal. Then the other. Then turning them. Finally, it all came together and she was able to bike around like a champ. So here's some free, unrequested advice, and basically my own advice for our second child who is not even a week old yet. Learn to balance on a balance bike as soon as you can comfortably reach the floor from the seat. Learn to turn the pedals on anything that has a pedal (ideally, something lighter than 20 lbs!). Then as soon as you can reach the floor from a seat that's 15" high, get on a Strider 14X! It's awesome, five stars. PS: and my advice to myself (and other parents) -- the best you can do is encourage the little one to practice, and cheer them on! (i.e. don't try to push them or balance them with your hands, you're probably just distracting them)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2019 by rsw
The best balance bike, tried and true.
Color: Rocket Red
this was our 3rd strider bike, our 5th balance bike. These are the very best ones. Light and easy for the kids to get up and go on and they hold up. Kids moved to electric bikes and didnt do petal bikes until after that. bought the petal kit for my daughter's and she had it in 5 minutes.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Fun times without the falls
Color: Awesome Blue
My grandson loves these bikes and gets to go at his own pace without pedals. This is his second one a size up and he would be ok with pedals but he enjoys it so much without pedals we are not going to put them on for awhile. His turning four.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Alma shoffner
Perfect for my wild three year old
Color: Totally Tangerine
I bought this for my three year old who is absolutely feral. He breaks everything. If it has wheels or moving parts he’s testing it to the limit. But this bike has held up so well and it has quickly become his favorite thing. It is super sturdy and really well made. He flies around the yard on it and it still looks brand new. I love that it can grow with him too. It was really easy to put together and he figured out how to use it right away. The balance feature gives him so much confidence and I can already tell it will make transitioning to pedals way easier. If you have a wild little one who needs something that can keep up with them this is the bike. Worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by Emily
The easiest way to teach biking on 2 wheels — do not hesitate no matter how the child is.
Color: Awesome Blue
My twin boys were riding with training wheels and when they were 4.5 we took the training wheels off to teach them riding on a bike with 2 wheels. It was really painful. One of the boys is more adventurous and he was happy to try riding on a lawn with a small downward slope. However, after falling/crashing a few times he refused to try it again. I don’t blame him. It was really hard to watch and seemed like a tough way to learn. My other son is less adventures and we took off the pedals of his regular bike to turn it into a balance bike. However, it didn’t work well (maybe we couldn’t get the seat low enough, maybe the seat is not as far back as it is on the actual balance bike). We were hesitant to buy 2 new balance bikes because we thought they were for younger kids and that we missed the opportunity/time window for our kids. We were looking into getting a pole/stick to put it on the back of a bike but it didn’t seem like the bikes we had were designed for that. Then we found then that Strider has a larger size of bikes and purchased two of these balance bikes. They are AMAZING. The boys got comfortable riding on them right from the start and they began enjoying biking again. We just added pedals to the balance bikes because we thought the boys were ready and both boys started riding comfortably on the bikes with 2 wheels almost immediately. It seems like a miracle given our experience with regular bikes and I am so happy that I don’t have to watch the painful falls any more. It was the easiest transition to a 2-wheel biking I could hope for. The pedals that one can order with the Strider bikes are smaller than on regular bikes so it is still possible for the child to put their feet on the ground and not to bump into the pedals all the time. I highly recommend these balance bikes, even if your children are on the older side.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2021 by Izabela
Great learning bike
Color: Awesome Blue
Heavy bike, but okay for our larger 3 year old. He complained about the seat cushion, so we bought a gel pad, but just like for an adult, riding frequently is the key to avoiding a sore bum. We also bought the pedal kit. Pretty soon (he didn’t care to ride it as much as expected) his balance was great and we decided at age 4 he was ready to try pedals. They were difficult to rotate, which led to some major frustration, but after just a few days of trying (and adjusting the chain), he was successful at riding a bike having never used training wheels. He was proud! We quickly noticed, though, that he needed another bike in order to keep up with other kids who had common 16” non-balance bikes. We had hoped we could use the 14x balance bike with pedals for a longer time (he used it 3 months) before needing another bike, but found that while the 14x is great for learning to balance and pedal, it isn’t a long term use bike—not as long as we wanted anyway. It’s heavy and more rigid in its movement. Our near 4.5 year old son is now enjoying a 16” common pedal bike. It only took a couple tries to be confident and no training wheels were used. Overall we’re glad we bought this; he was very successful in learning to ride. The 14x bike with pedals was used for just over two years (age 3-4) for one kid.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2021 by Utah Customer
Great balance bike and transition to pedals
Color: Awesome Blue
This has been a great purchase. My 3 (almost 4) year old was ready for a pedal bike, but was too big for a 12 inch and seemed too small for a 16 inch even though we went to several bike places that told us that was the right fit. She is on the smaller side (32 lbs, 39 inches), so all the 16 inch bikes we tried just seemed too heavy. This bike is perfect and extremely light weight which I liked. We kept it as a balance bike for a couple of weeks just to have her get the hang of it. We switched it over to a pedal bike and it took her maybe 30 or so minutes and she was pedaling, with no help from us and her just figuring it out. I think a major part of the success was the ability for her to still give herself a running start same as if she was on a balance bike. The back pedal brakes has been harder for her to understand, but seeing as she will move on to hand brakes, I am not soo concerned about this. The one thing that did make it slightly hard is the pedals themselves are about half the size of a regular pedal. That was one of her 1st comments was that they were too small for her to be able to put her foot on it. She has figured that out as well, and I imagine they are like that so kiddos still can balance if they need to, so they won't get in the way. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase and think this is really a great transition bike before they get to the much heavier 16 inch bikes that are found at most bike stores.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019 by Beth C
Quality
Color: Totally Tangerine
My 4 YOA loves it. It’s been going pretty good teaching him how to ride.
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026 by Taylor F