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Showing posts with label best kids bike 14. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

How small is a 14" bike?

Q. Is that like a kid's size? I'm about 5'3 and I they took measurements at a bike shop and they said I need a 14", I'm kind of scared of how small that is
Well they did measure the inseam. The sizing was based on the Jamis Allegro bike
20" is too big. I can't even ride the bike or stop properly with a 20"


Answer
Whoa your 5 3 and they say a 14? You need a 20 inch bike with a 20.5 top tube. Dont listen to them bra.
Check out this rider sizing chart
https://www.danscomp.com/serve/products%7Ccharts/riderchart.htm

Is a super bike good for a 14 year old kid? And where can i get one cheap?




Rabbu S


My son wants a super bike for his birthday and im not sure if i should get him one. Can u guys please help me!!!


Answer
If he knows how to ride don't dash his dreams. However, if he just wants one and doesn't know how to ride you should enroll him in a motorcycle course and make sure he is able to handle street riding first. I suggest you work with him and support him otherwise he will get on someone else's bike w/o proper training and get injured.
An entry level sportbike is good to start. If he is totally new to motorcycles you may want to get him an easier thing like a scooter (even though he may not like that) will give him a chance to practice street riding first.




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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Can I put 14" wheels on a kids bike?




pmondrag


My 4 year old daughter is ready for a two-wheel bike w/training wheels. When we went shopping for bikes I noticed she is way too big for a 12" bike but she felt very unstable and hesitant on the 16" wheeled bike. It looked too big for her. They had a couple of 14" bikes at Toys R Us, none of which we liked, but she seemed most at ease on those and seemed to be best fit. Instead of buying a 14" bike this summer and another 16" bike next, I was wondering if I could buy a 16" bike (that we actually like) and just put 14" wheels on it until she is ready for the 16" wheels. And if I can, where do I (and can I) find 14" wheels that makes sense it terms of cost?? Doing custom-order would defeat the purpose.
Thanks so much for the feedback. I hadn't thought about the frame sitting lower. I'll probably find a cheap used $12 just so she learns and then when she is confident switch her to the 16" - who knows maybe she'll be ready for it before I know it! I'd rather her be confident as you mentioned. Thanks so much!



Answer
This might work. You need to keep in mind, everything about a 16" bike is scaled up. Everything is bigger, not just the wheels.

Anyhow, the first problem will be with hand brakes. The hand brakes won't be in the proper position to squeeze the rim of the wheel if you put a 14" wheel on a bike made for 16" wheels.

Putting 14" wheels on will also put the pedals closer to the ground which may cause your daughter to drag a pedal on the when turning. If she drags hard enough, it might flip her right off!

Finally, finding 14" wheels is going to be a pain. Consumers just don't go out a buy 14" wheels. Thus, I suspect, if you can find the wheels, they will be cost prohibitive.

In my humble opinion, a small bike is easier for a kid to learn to ride. They feel more in control of a bike they can put their feet down with. In the dear, dead days of my youth, we started our kids on a little tiny bike with 12" wheels. We promised to get them a "real" bike as when they learned to ride. In next to no time, the training wheels came off and they learned to ride. Good to our word, we got them "real" sized bikes and they were pleased as could be with themselves. My daughter was just over 4 when she learned to ride and my son was about 4 1/2.

Hope this helps.

Are 20 inch mountain bikes only for kids?




Joseph


So I'm 14, almost 15, and also fairly tall. Lately I've been looking to buy a new bike, and I started looking at 20 inch wheel mountain bikes. Now I don't know much about bikes, but I figure that these kinds of bikes would be good for me because I liked how its a small size with 20 inch wheels like a normal bmx bike, but I also liked that it had suspension and the ability to change gears. I was getting ready to order one, but I noticed that the reviews mainly involved parents buying them as gifts for their 8-10 year old kid. Are these kinds of bikes really only meant for small children, and will I look stupid if I buy one for someone as old and as tall as I am?


Answer
Those are little kids bikes you want one with 26" wheels.




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Saturday, April 19, 2014

running your kids bikes over with the car?




blinled


Is it just me or is running your childrens bikes over with your car fun?


Answer
HAHA.. As a mother of 4 kids who are now 17, 15, 14 and 11... it does sound fun although I never did that but i did put them in my caddy trunk for about a week and let them think they got stolen because I was sick of them not putting them where they were suppose to when done riding them..... although I did this with house toys to when they did not pick them up as asked I would throw them in a trash bag and throw in shed 4 months later you take them out and it is like christmas and they learn to pick them up quickly lol

parents can be evil huh

Wrong for14yr old to ride ninja bike?




Charlotte


My dad traded my kid dirt bike for a ninja bike and i called him stupid for him thinking i was going to ride the ninja bike. he said it was alright and i still find it wrong because first he didn't even buy me the proper helmet for my dirt bike(bought a bicycle helmet) he says it's the same thing and to lighten up i still say it's illegal and him coming up with the idea is stupid!
and it's missing a foot pedal
he didn't trade it at a store! he traded with some other guy who wanted my dirt bike for his 5yr old.



Answer
Not many places a 14-year-old can legally ride on the road, so I would say the answer to your question is yes, it's wrong.




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Thursday, April 17, 2014

14" tire pressure for a kids bike?




Casey Dida





Answer
The recommended tire pressure will be written on the sidewall of the tire. Not all tires are the same. Use the recommended pressure on your tires

How small is a 14" bike?




Zestfully


Is that like a kid's size? I'm about 5'3 and I they took measurements at a bike shop and they said I need a 14", I'm kind of scared of how small that is
Well they did measure the inseam. The sizing was based on the Jamis Allegro bike
20" is too big. I can't even ride the bike or stop properly with a 20"



Answer
Whoa your 5 3 and they say a 14? You need a 20 inch bike with a 20.5 top tube. Dont listen to them bra.
Check out this rider sizing chart
https://www.danscomp.com/serve/products%7Ccharts/riderchart.htm




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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

14" tire pressure for a kids bike?




Casey Dida





Answer
The recommended tire pressure will be written on the sidewall of the tire. Not all tires are the same. Use the recommended pressure on your tires

How small is a 14" bike?




Zestfully


Is that like a kid's size? I'm about 5'3 and I they took measurements at a bike shop and they said I need a 14", I'm kind of scared of how small that is
Well they did measure the inseam. The sizing was based on the Jamis Allegro bike
20" is too big. I can't even ride the bike or stop properly with a 20"



Answer
Whoa your 5 3 and they say a 14? You need a 20 inch bike with a 20.5 top tube. Dont listen to them bra.
Check out this rider sizing chart
https://www.danscomp.com/serve/products%7Ccharts/riderchart.htm




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Saturday, March 29, 2014

I am looking for a 14" kids bike tire any ideas?




rebkha


gilrs strawberry shortcake huffy bike
I have checked several retail stores and it is an odd size. I have been told.



Answer
GO TO THE BIKE SHOP

can a 14 year old kid ride a 200cc dirt bike?




Curtis P


I'm 14 and I'm going to get a 200cc dirt bike but my friends say that I'm not ready yet but I've rode a 125 dirt bike before and i want to know if i should just get a 125 or stay with the 200.
i for got to add the stroke its a 4 stroke and its a racing bike and it cost 800 and i have sat on a 250 and i its 3 inches smaller
i for got to add the stroke its a 4 stroke and its a racing bike and it cost 800 and i have sat on a 250 and i its 3 inches smaller



Answer
if its your first bike no but if your an experienced rider go for it i just turned 15 last month and i ride a 250 but ive been riding for a long time make shure your comforatable on the bike first and can at least tip toe it but i think you would be better off getting a smaller 4 stroke bike for your first time trust me you wont regret it

GOOD Luck




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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

when did lowrider bike parts become so expensive?

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Mike Farle


and when did shipping become so expensive? i can see paying $14 for a set of ape hanger lowrider handlebars but why $20+ for standard ground shipping? when i was a kid lowrider bikes were cheap to make and cost $150 already built from the store apposed to now $250+ smh.


Answer
The price on parts for all bikes have gone up these past years and more people want to buy them for their old Muscle Bikes, Lowriders and some put them on their Antique/Vintage Balloon tire & middleweight bikes aka beach cruisers.


You should see the prices of original ones from the 1960's & 70's bikes but that is partly because people want original parts.


Wald is usually the cheapest & a real good company that has been around for a very long time that can be found at a few local bike shops.
http://waldsports.com/index.cfm


Here is one on ebay but they are short ones.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HANDLEBAR-WALD-HI-RISE-870-24x9x1in-/200722043588?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2ebbf752c4

What is the fastest way to earn $500+?




Joe Smith


Hello, I am 14 years and want a new BMX bike. My parents can't afford it right now as they just had 2 kids. The bike I want is 500-800 dollars. What can i do to make the money. Please just answer the question, I don't need your advice on life. I just want to know how to get some green.
Oh and how long do you think it would take? I just got on summer break.



Answer
I would suggest trade up: start with something small but cool or useful, like a funny pen or a colorful paper clip, and go to people's houses or independant businesses (chain stores can work too if the manager is nice, but they're usually not as good. If you try them though, ask for damaged or remaindered stock that they can't sell). Tell them you're trying to work your way up to a BMX bike and than you'd appreciate anything of slightly greater value that they could give you. when you've amassed stuff of equal value to the bike (it likely won't take as long as you think), try and either trade it for a used one or sell it on ebay to make the money you need. That might take a while longer, since you're getting mostly stuff people don't want, but it should be possible before summer's over.

If you're techsmart, you could make a website where you trade your original bike for slightly better versions until you get a BMX.




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Saturday, November 30, 2013

How good is Trek 800 bike for adult just to ride around for recreation?

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4Rd


I have the one from 1995 or 1996, and my girl friend keep telling me to "get rid of it" and "buy a new one". Then she flashes off her new Trek bike she just bought last year.

I do not see why I should get rid of my bike and buy a new one when I still enjoy my bike. It looks quite new as I have not ridden that much. She say its for kid's bike size 26" tire....

Should I listen to her ?



Answer
Your girlfriend doesn't know what she's talking about. Back in '96 that bike sold for $294.99. Not exactly cheap for 14 years ago. If you like it - ride it - enjoy it. Kid's bike tires run in the 12" 16" & 24" sizes. Once into 26" wheels, bikes are measured by frame size & will fit anyone from 5' tall to 6' 6" tall.

Are there any good camping places to take kids 10-14 in Missouri?




MommaDoo


We want to take our kids who have never camped somewhere family oriented. My husband and I both grew up tent camping.


Answer
We live in the Missouri Ozarks and have 5 children ages 9, 11, 12, and two 14 year olds. Our favorite place to take our family is Alley Springs campground on the Jacks Fork river. It is about 6 miles west of Eminence. It offers plenty of sites, some with electric, hot showers, flat level sites with paved roads for bike riding, and a good swimming hole. About 1/2 mile away is the Alley Springs Mill and spring with two hiking trails, one that goes around the spring area, and then a more difficult one that goes up to a lookout that is above the spring. It is a beautiful place. Hope this helps!




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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

when did lowrider bike parts become so expensive?

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Mike Farle


and when did shipping become so expensive? i can see paying $14 for a set of ape hanger lowrider handlebars but why $20+ for standard ground shipping? when i was a kid lowrider bikes were cheap to make and cost $150 already built from the store apposed to now $250+ smh.


Answer
The price on parts for all bikes have gone up these past years and more people want to buy them for their old Muscle Bikes, Lowriders and some put them on their Antique/Vintage Balloon tire & middleweight bikes aka beach cruisers.


You should see the prices of original ones from the 1960's & 70's bikes but that is partly because people want original parts.


Wald is usually the cheapest & a real good company that has been around for a very long time that can be found at a few local bike shops.
http://waldsports.com/index.cfm


Here is one on ebay but they are short ones.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HANDLEBAR-WALD-HI-RISE-870-24x9x1in-/200722043588?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2ebbf752c4

What is the fastest way to earn $500+?




Joe Smith


Hello, I am 14 years and want a new BMX bike. My parents can't afford it right now as they just had 2 kids. The bike I want is 500-800 dollars. What can i do to make the money. Please just answer the question, I don't need your advice on life. I just want to know how to get some green.
Oh and how long do you think it would take? I just got on summer break.



Answer
I would suggest trade up: start with something small but cool or useful, like a funny pen or a colorful paper clip, and go to people's houses or independant businesses (chain stores can work too if the manager is nice, but they're usually not as good. If you try them though, ask for damaged or remaindered stock that they can't sell). Tell them you're trying to work your way up to a BMX bike and than you'd appreciate anything of slightly greater value that they could give you. when you've amassed stuff of equal value to the bike (it likely won't take as long as you think), try and either trade it for a used one or sell it on ebay to make the money you need. That might take a while longer, since you're getting mostly stuff people don't want, but it should be possible before summer's over.

If you're techsmart, you could make a website where you trade your original bike for slightly better versions until you get a BMX.




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