Adept 3S Light CLOSEOUT SALE! Lightweight 3 Speed 16 Inch Kids Bike with Shimano Internal Gears. The only 16 inch bikes with gears. 16 inch mountain bike.

Help your child conquer hills! A child that is too small for a 20" bike can still need gears for uphill and rough terrain! Expand you capability to ride with your family! Helping families ride bikes more. It is great to pack up and go to a special destination for a family bike ride. but it is better to be able to do that AND comfortably and conveniently ride bikes for regular everyday activities like going to the grocery store. swimming pool. park. etc. Adept Family brand is here to help families ride bikes more often rather than drive. Lightweight is very important for small children Saving a few pounds of bike weight is crucial for small children. Cheap steel kids bikes are often heavier than their parent’s bikes! At 17 pounds with an internal-geared hub. this bike is easy for a child to handle. 5 pounds is a big deal to a 35 pound child!

• Adept Family brand. model: Adept 3S Light. The only 16 inch bikes with gears.
• LITTLE KIDS CAN CONQUER HILLS NOW. Internal geared hub gives kids 3 gears that are easy to use and easy to learn:
  • Gear 2: Like a normal 16 inch bike
  • Gear 1: Uphill. rough terrain
  • Gear 3: New top speed
• HASSLE FREE ASSEMBLY is only 2 easy steps with tools included (install handlebars and pedals only)! See the assembly video.
• LIGHTWEIGHT parts and frame. Aluminum Alloy frame and forks. 17 pound bike. Small amounts of weight are extremely important for small children to be able to learn to ride and ride more efficiently while covering long distances. This bike uses the lightest materials available within a reasonable price range. with the exception of the internally geared hub which is valuable weight gain.
• SAFE. Coaster brakes included; best and safest type of brakes for the smallest children. Small hands can have difficulty with leverage using hand brakes.
• Excellent bike for 4-8 year-olds (38-50 height). possibly an adept 3-year-old. for boys and girls. It is a common mistake for parents/kids to bump up to a larger bike prematurely believing it will be better while only adding weight and making riding more difficult.
• For Boys or Girls. Unisex