Trikes for first wheels and big adventures
They may not be ready for a big bike, but your little one’s first trike gives them all the fun of riding with extra support. Made for little riders learning how to steer and pedal, our kids’ trikes are available with adjustable pedals, push bars and fun styles to get your kiddo excited to ride. It’s a sweet little step before they move up to bigger adventures.
A trike for every little rider
There’s nothing like seeing a little one’s eyes light up when they see their very own tricycle, complete with a helmet just for them. Even better, our range comes in so many colours and styles, so you can find one in a design they’ll love with support that helps you feel confident too.
Toddler trikes with push handles for parents
Toddler trikes are the gift that keeps on giving. Kids absolutely love feeling like one of ‘the big kids’ with their own set of wheels, while building strength, motor skills and confidence. With three wheels and a low-to-the-ground design, they help little ones feel steady while they learn.
Classic kids' trikes for confident pedalling
Once your little one gets a taste of the tricycle, you’ll never get them off. It’s often one of their first tastes of freedom, so they love getting to steer, pedal and ride on their own. Trikes can also help build their confidence, giving your bub a more stable way to race around with the wind in their hair.
Convertible trikes that grow with them
Kids grow up so fast (and don't we know it), so our trikes are made to change with them. Along with canopies and removable push bars, some styles can even be converted from trike mode to balance mode as their skills grow.
Kids' trike FAQs
What age is a trike for?
Trikes are usually made with toddlers and young kids who are ready to start scooting and steering. Every kid grows at their own pace, so check the product age guide, size and weight recommendations before choosing one.
What's the difference between a trike and a balance bike?
The main difference between trikes and balance bikes is the wheels and setup. Trikes have three wheels, giving little riders more support while they learn, while a balance bike has two wheels and no pedals, helping kids build balance before they move up to a pedal bike.
How do I assemble a kids' trike?
Most kids’ trikes come with instructions to help make assembly easier for that style. Once assembled, check the seat, wheels, handlebars and pedals are secure before your little one takes their first spin.