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Youth Trek Precaliber 20 Bike

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$339.99

Color:Viper Red

Frame Size:20"

Select Delivery Method:Shipping

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EXPERT BUILT COMES STANDARD

SCHEELS EXPERTS ARE THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS

From out of the box assembly to routine maintenance. Our team has received extensive hands-on, supervised instruction on bike assembly, maintenance, and repair.

FREE ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENT

Each bike is built by our SCHEELS Experts and is ready to take you on your new adventures.

FREE 30-DAY CHECK UP

After 30 days of riding, bring your bike in and our SCHEELS Experts will do a free check up to make sure your bike is performing the way it should.

Built for big adventures on small wheels

Help Them Gain Confidence

A hidden handle under the saddle helps you guide your child along while they gain confidence and learn to ride on two wheels.

Smaller Grips For Little Hands

Smaller diameter grips make it easy for little hands to stay in control and navigate their next turn.

Reliable Coaster Brake

Coaster brakes engage when pedaling backward to help new riders learn how to stop intuitively.

How to Size a Kids’ Bike

Steps for Finding the Right Size

  • Understand Bike Size: Unlike adult bikes, kids’ bikes are sized by wheel diameter, typically ranging from 12 to 24 inches.
  • Age, Height & Inseam: Age and height are helpful starting points, but inseam measurement provides the most accurate fit.
  • Test the Fit: Your child should be able to straddle the bike with feet flat on the ground and reach the handlebars with a slight bend in their elbows.

General Guidelines for Bike Sizes

Below are general size guidelines for kids’ bikes:

  • 12–14 Inch Bikes: Ideal for ages 2–4. Great for building confidence with balance bikes or pedal bikes with training wheels.
  • 16-Inch Bikes: A common next step for ages 5–8, often featuring coaster brakes and designed as a transition from balance bikes.
  • 20–24 Inch Bikes: Designed for more experienced riders ages 6–11, often including hand brakes and multiple gears.

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