Kazam Balance Bike

Price : $99.95

Product Description

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Do you have a three to six year old who is not riding a bike yet? With the KaZAM Balance Bike, your little one will never have to use training wheels. Try it and you'll understand why both toy experts and parents agree that KaZAM is the best balance bike and easiest way to teach kids to ride a bike.
Parents spend countless hours teaching their children how to ride a bike. When buying a training bike, most parents choose pedaled bicycles with training wheels. Training wheels may seem like the easiest way to learn to bike, but training wheels do not teach kids balance or proper bicycle steering. A bike with training wheels may even be dangerous since it can topple over if a child rides over uneven ground or turns a corner too quickly. Many parents struggle with weaning their children off of training wheels, and some kids use training wheels for two or even three years before finally learning how to ride a bike.
If you want to teach your kids to ride a pedaled bicycle quickly and safely, try the balance-first, pedal-next approach to learning to ride a bike. KaZAM bikes are the ideal training bikes because KaZAM teaches children how to balance and steer a bicycle. KaZAM is the only balance bike on the market uniquely designed with a foot rest. Children lift their feet up naturally and position them on to the foot rest maintaining proper balance and center of gravity similar to riding a traditional bicycle. KaZAM teaches kids coordination and balance and prepares them to ride a pedaled "big kid" bike.
Experts agree that KaZAM is the best training bike. You may have seen KaZAM on the NBC Today Show in May 2010. Toy expert Stephanie Oppenheim shared the best toys to get your kids moving and rated the KaZAM Balance Bike as the best in its category.

Features:

• Adjustable chrome handlebars
• Soft padded grips
• Raised molded seat
• Quick-release seat adjustment
• Friction-free metal headset with bearings why-kazam-1.jpg
• Air-inflated tires
• Steel spokes
• East step in; patented footrest design
• Quality bike-dependent components

Specifications:

• Weight: 11.2 pounds
• Frame: Metal
• Tire: Rubber; 12 inches
• Wheel Type: Air
• Weight Capacity: 75 pounds
• Adjustable seat: 14 to 17.5 inches
• Adjustable Handlebars: 18.75 to 22.5 inches
• Dimensions: 33 by 4.75 by 22.5 (L x W x H)
• Limited assembly required

Kazam provides an alternative way to learn to ride a peddled bicycle based on the concept of balance first, pedal last. It is a training bicycle that assists children ages 3-6 to balance, increase coordination and ultimately ride a traditional bicycle for the first time with confidence. This customized toddler bicycle has the steering and balancing challenges of a traditional bicycle but it has no pedals, chain or training wheels. It is uniquely designed with a foot rest area for balancing, thereby making the transition onto a peddled bicycle quicker and seamless!. Features: For children 3-6 years old Teaches child to balance and increases coordination Step-through design features super-low stand over heightand foot rest area Seat QR and pnuematic rubber 12" tires Steel frame. Complete bike weighs 9.9lbs

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• ASIN: B001LUYL58
  

Product Features

• Kazam bikes provide an alternative way to learn to ride peddled bicycle, based on concept of balance first, pedal second
• Training bicycle assists children ages three to six to balance, increase coordination, and eventually ride traditional bicycle
• No pedals, chain, or training wheels, allowing child to master balance needed to ride bike without complicating factor of peddling
• Uniquely designed with footrest area for balancing
• Makes the transition to peddled bicycle quick and seamless

 

Kazam Balance Bike

 

Customer Reviews

So the kid announces that she wants a blue bike. The Kettler trike is apparently no longer cutting it and she wants a "big girl bike." She's only three so I look at my options and while the Skuut is what everyone around here seems to have, I needed blue and thus purchased a Kazam bike.
In short, she loves it. It was easy to assemble and she learned to ride it in a matter of weeks. She has gone from basically walking on top of it, to learning to coast down the hills over the course of the summer.
My favorite things about the Kazam?
1. It's light. I can hook it to the handlebar of my stroller on the way home from the park when little legs are too tired to ride it home at the end of the day.
2. The seat is easily adjustable without tools. The kid is constantly growing and it's great to be able to just pull the seat up another inch when I see that she needs it.
3. Awesome customer service. Our front tire kept losing air. An email to Kazam customer service saw a new one on our doorstep in days. Plus the tool to fix it with. Plus stickers (a big deal if you are three).
4. It's blue. Really blue. Which makes the kid very happy. Just add a bell, helmet, a little bike bling and you are good to go!
P.S. My daughter is a tall three year old (90th percentile) and I think we will be able to use this bike for at least another year or two.

Can't say enough good things about this. It self-taught my 5 year old how to ride his two wheel bike within a few weeks of purchase. Not only that, but kids of all ages continue to like gliding on this regardless if they know how to balance on a two wheel bike or not. I did replace the seat that came with it with a slightly bigger one, since my kids are older. Build quality is great, very solid. Skip the training wheels (which don't train anything), get this bike right after the tricycle.

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