Girls' bikes for every little rider

The training wheels are off and so are they! Watch your little one zip around on their first big girls’ bike, in cute styles toddlers, tweens and teens love.

A bike for every age and stage

Kids grow up faster than we reali, and for every milestone and new stage, we have bikes to match.

30 and 35cm bikes for first rides

Once they graduate from a balance bike, your little one is going to be ready for their first big kid bike. Our 30 and 35cm bikes are made for toddlers and beginner riders still finding their way with pedalling and steering. Some even come with miniature seats so their dolls can come for the ride.

40 and 45cm bikes for confident riders

Even as they get a bit bigger, your little one may not quite be ready to lose the training wheels. Many of our 40 and 45cm girls’ bikes come with removable training wheels so they can take that next step whenever they’re ready.

50cm bikes and bigger for older kids

When did they grow up so fast? Our 50cm girls’ bikes and cruisers look cool and ride smoothly, so they can go out for rides with friends, pedal to school or ride around the park. They just need a helmet to match.

Girls' bike FAQs

What size bike does my daughter need?

It’s best to choose a girls’ bike based on her height and leg length, or inseam, rather than her age. This is because bikes for kids are sized by their wheel height instead of the frame size, so it will help you find the right size.

Do girls' bikes come with training wheels?

Most starter girls’ bikes, such as a 30cm or 40cm bike, will come with removable training wheels. It gives kids a chance to build confidence and learn to balance before taking the training wheels off when they’re ready.

When should kids learn to ride a bike?

Most kids are ready to learn to ride a bike between the ages of 4 and 7 years old. This is the time kids can typically balance, coordinate and be confident to ride, although starting them on balance bikes or bikes with training wheels can also help get them ready.