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Start Young
Adjustable, lightweight bikes give starting young a whole new meaning.
Balance First
Without pedals, kids learn balance and essential riding skills on any terrain.
Simple Steps
The riding progression is natural and easy, for kids AND parents!
Confident Kids
From babies to big kids, we’ve got just the right bike for instant success.
Leave the frustrating prehistoric training wheels and tricycles for the dinosaurs.
Join in the fun
Strider Events
Set your sights on adventure! From whirling dervishes to social butterflies, riders of all ages and experience levels can find races, group rides, and adventure all over the world as part of the Strider community.
Strider Cup
We’re celebrating the opening of our brand new store in Bentonville, Arkansas, with exciting balance bike racing during Bentonville Bike Fest.
Strider Adventure-Cross
An endurance-focused mix of running, balance biking, and pedaling, this Adventure-Cross race is a perfect fit for the hills of Northwest Arkansas.
Give the Gift of Riding
Strider Bikes is a proud supporter of All Kids Bike®, a national campaign on a mission to teach every child in America how to ride a bike in kindergarten PE class. We’re asking our awesome customers to consider donating to this mission, and spread the cheer of riding bikes to kiddos around the nation!
We love inspiring kids to ride!
When you join the Strider family, you become part of an active global community… care to join us?
We’re kind of a big deal
My son received his Strider for Christmas when he was 10 months old. By the time he turned two, he was riding with his feed up and has loads of self confidence and control. He also has the snow skis for his wheels and enjoyed them this past winter. Riding comes second nature to him and I feel all kids should own a Strider.
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More kids on bikes, thanks to you!
One percent of your purchase gives another kiddo the opportunity to learn to ride a bike through the Strider Rider Fund.
