If you’ve got kids and you’re a bike geek, it’s all but certain you’re spending a solid chunk of your bike contemplations on how to make junior’s ride as sick as possible. And since several of us have little rumor-lets riding around the yard, we geek out on the smaller bikes and kits at the shows.
The Spin Foxy has a carbon frame with plenty of high end carbon bits on it, like a Schmolke seatpost and truncated THM Clavicula cranks. Click the pic to enlarge and check them out close up, then roll past the break for a whole lot more great kids’ stuff…
A nice custom leather cover on the otherwise full carbon saddle (and all the other carbon goodness) probably puts this out of most folks’ price range, but still fun to look at. If anyone knows the website for this brand, leave it in the comments.
German brand Supurb, which stands for Super Urban Mobility, makes high quality alloy kids bikes from a balance bike through 12, 16, 20 and 24 inch wheel sizes. The 24″ shown above comes with a SRAM shifting group and Spinner air suspension fork.
Smaller wheeled bikes get a rigid fork. This 20″ shown above has a special build with Formula brakes and upgraded drivetrain, but they do offer a stock build with SRAM Gripshift 1×10, hydraulic brakes and Schwalbe tires for €699.
Infinite Bicycles’ makes a complete line of adult road and mountain bikes, but it’s the Teenergy 12″ balance bikes that caught our eye. It’s an alloy frame with steel fork, foot pegs and wide tires with a hydraulic disc brake and elastomer rear suspension.
Maxx, also a German company, manufacturers, finishes and paints their frames in house. And they, too, make a wide range of bikes – road, mountain, commuter, and fat. For the little princess (or prince, or Dicky) that wants to build trail, they put together this all pink 24″ fat bike with rear rack and color-matched chainsaw. Cute.