At its core, riding is all about balance. It’s also the toughest part of learning to ride on two wheels, but with a nimble and light bike, it can be a lot easier. Without pedals, kids can start learning the essentials and build confidence in their own abilities.

After they've mastered the kick bike, they might switch over to a 12" starter bike. Hopefully they'll go straight to a two wheeler without training wheels, but they are included if needed.

Once they’ve got their balance, kids can control their speed with a mix of pedal work and braking. Not every rider needs training wheels once they’ve mastered step one but we’ve included them just in case.

Now that balance is second nature when riding, riders learn to pedal while managing their speed with handbrakes. Introducing handbrakes at this stage allows for a smooth transition into more hand control in step four.

Here is where the riders put it all together. Now that they’ve mastered balancing, steering, and braking, they’re ready to shift gears and take on new hills and valleys. They can crank up the speed and explore whatever’s ahead. Here riders can choose the Jett if they’re riding on more paved surfaces or opt for the Riprock to tackle some dirt.