Cube Elite 240 C:62 SLX Review: This competition bike for young racers is uncompromisingly lightweight and correspondingly expensive. Components and performance are top-notch, giving the bike a real advantage in racing. For kids who just ride for fun, the brand offers attractive models at significantly lower prices… read more
Breezer Beltway 24 Review: When it comes to low maintenance, the Breezer Beltway is unbeatable. This children's bike with belt drive requires virtually no upkeep and impresses with its sporty look and solid components. All the 24-inch model lacks is a successor for the teenage years... Parents want something reliable, kids want something cool and sporty: For children's and... read more
Test: 24-inch children's mountain bikes from Bulls, Cannondale, KTM, Scott, and Woom demonstrate their strengths in this test. Included are a carbon bike and a true lightweight. Children's bikes were long considered a difficult market, especially high-priced models. But this seems to be slowly changing, which also has to do with the perceived quality of the bikes themselves. Ten years ago… read more
Puky's subsidiary has refreshed its model range and added a 20-inch bike with suspension. This makes Eightshot even more appealing to young mountain bikers with sporting ambitions. The summer of the pandemic wasn't just about cycling for adults. Whether visits to outdoor swimming pools were restricted, holidays abroad were canceled, or trips were spontaneously arranged… read more
Frog Road 67 Kids' Road Bike Review: This British kids' road bike from Frog is designed for an early entry into road and cyclocross racing. The question of whether a specialized bike for this makes sense at eight or ten years old is particularly relevant with the Frog, given its design flaws. "I want handlebars like that!" Sound familiar? Where do parents... read more
