You are here:
£376.28
Regular price:
£594.24
£47.36
Regular price:
£63.21
£73.12
Regular price:
£94.91
£188.04
Regular price:
£207.85
£486.25
Regular price:
£514.98
£277.21
Regular price:
£346.56
£19.62
Regular price:
£25.56
£19.62
Regular price:
£25.56
Easter Gift Ideas That Actually Get Used
Advanced Search Options
A 24 or 26 inch mountain bike is built for kids who are ready to leave small beginner bikes behind. Forest paths, gravel sections and longer rides require more stability than smaller wheels can offer.
MTB Junior models suit older children who want to ride further, faster and with more confidence on real trails, not just around the block.
Wheel size should match height first, then riding ability. A properly fitted bike makes braking easier, improves cornering and simply feels more natural to control.
| Child’s Height | Recommended Wheel Size |
|---|---|
| 130 – 150 cm | 24 inch mountain bike |
| 145 – 165 cm | 26 inch mountain bike |
These ranges are approximate. Frame geometry and individual proportions still matter.
A helmet is essential for trail riding. Gloves and knee protection are recommended for beginners riding off road.
Bikes ordered online arrive about 90% assembled. Install the pedals, align the handlebar and check all bolts before the first ride. Manufacturers recommend an initial service inspection at a professional workshop. This paid service may be required to maintain warranty coverage.
For a deeper explanation, see our guide:
Dartmoor Streetfighter 26" rower MTB Street | Graphite
£752.75
Regular price:
£792.38
A 24 inch mountain bike usually fits children around 130 to 150 cm tall. If your child is closer to 145 to 165 cm, a 26 inch model may be more appropriate. Final fit should consider height, leg length and overall riding confidence.
It can be if the bike exceeds the child’s height or skill level. A frame that is too large makes braking and turning harder. Your child should be able to stand over the frame comfortably and feel in control while riding.
The move usually happens when the 24 inch bike starts to feel cramped, both in height and handling. If your child is growing quickly and ready for longer, faster rides, moving up to 26 inch wheels may make sense.
Weight plays a bigger role than many parents expect. A lighter bike is easier to accelerate, climb with and manage on uneven terrain. Avoid overly heavy frames, especially for younger or less experienced riders.
Front suspension can improve comfort on rough trails, but it also increases weight. For light trail riding or gravel paths, a lighter bike with quality tires may provide better overall control than a heavy suspension setup.
Log in
Language
Currency
Newsletter
