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The first thing you should consider is how tall your kids are. Typical wheel sizes for kids bike frames range between 14 and 24 inches, and if your kid is significantly taller than that, the handlebars may need to be taller as well. Another way to gauge handlebar height for kids is by your kid s reach inseam, which is basically the distance from the ground to your kid s knee. If your kid is significantly taller than this, you may want to consider childs hand brakes and reach inseams as well.

The next thing you need to consider is what type of bike frame your kids bike has. There are basically two types of kids bike frames: recumbent (pedaled) and non-pedaled (piston). Recumbent bikes tend to be more comfortable for most kids, as they are more easily managed and are easier to ride up inclines.

Next you need to decide if your kids bike will be a fixed or a mobile one. Fixed kids bikes are great for campouts and other outdoor activities where you want your kid to be able to ride without any obstacles. These bikes tend to have higher top tube and handlebars that can give kids extra support. While fixed kids bikes tend to be more expensive, they also tend to last longer than other kids' bikes. The only downside to fixed kids bikes is that you cannot adjust the suspension system so you might not get the best performance from it.