Kiddimoto is the perfect early introduction to 2 wheels. Kiddimoto do not have pedals or stabilisers, therefore children learn to balance and steer very quickly. At first, they ride with at least one foot firmly on the ground. As confidence develops, they'll begin to lift both feet, scooting forward and balancing and occasionally dabbing a foot to the floor when the bike leans over. Soon, they'll be balancing, learning and playing all at once. The best way to teach a child to cycle is not to use stabilisers, which simply prevent them from developing a proper sense of balance. Get them onto a Kiddimoto as early as possible.

The major benefits of Kiddimoto bikes include:
Balance, co-ordination and movement development,
Learning through play,
Physical fitness,
Advanced awareness and responsibility.

Kiddimoto aren't just cool toys, they're a child's first bike. Kiddimoto bikes are designed in Britain to the very highest standards - quality lasts longer and first class craftsmanship makes them a pleasure to ride. Not only that, they improve motor skills, which mean that children learn balance and coordination, increase strength and develop confidence on 2-wheels earlier than they have been able to ever before.

Play goes right to the brain. All available research indicates that there are clear links between the ability to play, motor skills, and the capacity to learn; linguistically and mathematically, in concrete and abstract terms, and intellectually and socially. All the running around on a Kiddimoto is also great exercise. Kids that start to exercise from early years form a habit of movement and grow up to be healthier.

All Kiddimotos meet required safety regulations, in particular British Standard EN71. Therefore have the CE mark. The frame, fork, handlebar and saddle are constructed from high-quality birch ply and painted to a very high standard with child-safe paint.

Who is kiddimoto for?

Kiddimotos are recommended for children aged 2 years to 5 years.

Kiddimoto helps children to learn balance, leading to cycling skills, helps them to be more aware of their actions and consequences of those actions.  It will also give them confidence in their abilities which will develop in other areas of their lives.  Children that develop balance at an early age also develop confidence.