Culprit Junior One Kids Racing Road Bike Now Shipping

Awesome to see them going for it for kids with a racing road bike. I like the idea of using the smaller wheels. They could maybe use a narrower handlebar too.

FYI – you could also invent a bike for tall people that was fully to scale with bigger wheels, 750s or something. That could fix the giant head tube & towering tall feel to XXL bikes.

I bet their biggest market will be weight weenies.

@ascar

Having a 6 y.o. son, I don’t think some kids are “taught” how to work for things or how to deal with failures. Do parents go overboard, yes, but they are missing the point anyway.

I’d rather have my son outside training for anything than wearing his thumbs out on his DS, Facypaging, or downing a package of Oreos while he watches TV.

BTW, I showed this to my son and he asked “Am I getting one of those!?” and “Dad, that’s a road bike like yours! I want one!”

very nicely speced out, but with two kids racing and one starting next year I will say that is pretty pricey for a bike that will only last a couple of years. Redline conquest 24 is half that price and work both road and cross.

I totally dig this. I don’t think I could afford one, but I know my kids want to be like dad and ride. Just because they have a race bike doesn’t mean they have to train their butts off and race. Kids would ride that in a heart beat just to get out and have fun. On the other end of the spectrum, I’m pretty sure there are a few lawyers and dentists with supremely nice racing bikes don’t own them to race, just to have fun and enjoy them,

Racing, training playing , they’re outside enjoying fresh air , keeping ,getting fitter and srtonger, Xbox, Nintendo ,play stations should be sold with a health warning or banned to under 16 year olds, love the culprit junior one, am looking for a uk retailer at mo