Click here to download the catalog as a PDF file. To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and your browser must allow javaScripts. Go here to get the latest Flash Player. Bikes that Grow Along ng with Your Kids Your kids are constantly growing, so Trek Kids’ bikes adjust to fit them for years. 1 2 Frames have low stand-over height for safe mounts and dismounts for the changing height of your child. Seat heights are easily adjustable to fit growing legs. Trek knows bikes, and Trek knows kids. With durable, easily adjustable parts, your child’s Trek bike will keep up, even as she grows like a weed. It’s Trek quality, so you know it is safe and sturdy. You won’t have to buy a new bike for years. Kids’ Series Ages 4-6 (39-49" tall) The first bike should be sturdy and easy to learn on, and the Jet 16, Mystic 16 and Float 16 are just that. The Float 16 has removable cranks, so kids can learn to ride “scooter style” before they start pedaling. These bikes are built to last. The Trek Kids’ series Ages 4-6 ranges from $160-$200. Shown: Jet 16 $160 Four Reasons to Buy Your Kid’s Bike From Us Mass merchants can’t match a bike shop’s commitment to your child’s bicycle experience: safe, fun and dependable. A quality bike is more fun to ride and holds its value through several siblings. Bike shop bikes are built to last. Big Box bikes are built down to a price. • Single speed for easy riding • Coaster brakes for safe stopping Both hand and coaster brakes Kids’ Series Ages 6-9 (44-53" tall) It’s time for a fun, reliable and cool-looking bike. Features like fenders (on the Jet 20) and tassels (on the Mystic 20) make kids love riding these bikes, solid construction that comes from Trek make their parents love them, too. The Trek Kids’ series Ages 6-9 ranges from $190 to $270. Shown: Mystic 20 $190 Variety & advice. Proper sizing is essential for safety and fun. Color and style also matter. Bike shops offer selection and help in deciding, plus assistance fitting helmets. Assembly & Service. Bike shop mechanics have the training and tools to assure years of smooth, trouble-free operation. Low stand-over height for easy on-and-off Adjustable RST Capa T8 front shock Introducing Your Kids To Cycling Remember—family riding is more about family, than riding. You want your child to want to go out again. Too short is the best distance. Keep it easy. Even the best kid’s bike (because it’s built for more abuse) is less efficient than yours. Avoid hills, wind and anything that’s frustrating. For safe, easy pedaling, keep tire pressure to the max shown on the sidewall. Destinations, especially with treats, are good motivators to ride. Kids’ Series Ages 9-12 (53-65" tall) Trek knows what kids this age want: fullfeatured bikes in a size they can handle. This mini mountain bike series has front suspension and a light aluminum frame – just like grown-up bikes. The Trek Kids’ series Ages 9-12 ranges from $300-$660. Shown: Mt. Track 240 $430 Shimano 21-speed shifting Snacks are good for nourishment, incentives and reward. Hydration is as essential for them as it is for you. Carry their bottles for them. Sunscreen—young skin burns quickly and easily. Set a good example. Wear your helmet and make sure their’s fit and sit properly. www.revolutioncycles.com/goto/kidsbikes The most important thing you can buy The Trek Vapor Youth Helmet, $49.99, features a Hard Cote InMold shell, while a QuickFit strap system and ZipTite Universal fit system provide a custom fit. For your littlest one, the Trek Little Dipper 2 Youth Helmet, $34.99, has an antipinch adjustable strap system, and MityTite fit system. In 1969, about 50% of U.S. kids walked or biked to school; obesity was under 5%. By 2001, less than 15% walked or biked: obesity tripled to over 16%. CDC: Overweight Among Children