Kids Balance Bikes & Bicycles with Wicker Basket

BANWOOD BALANCE BIKE FIRST GO VINTAGE - BEIGE

BANWOOD BALANCE BIKE FIRST GO VINTAGE - BEIGE - Main image
$133.33 $199 In stock

Category: BALANCE_BIKE

Banwood First Go balance bike for kids ages 3-5

The Banwood First Go is the best-selling balance bike of the brand. Designed for children ages 3 to 5 who are learning to balance before moving on to a pedal bike. No training wheels, no fuss: your child learns to balance using their feet and, when they transition to a pedal bike, they do it without needing training wheels.

Why a balance bike instead of training wheels?

A balance bike teaches kids to balance first, then pedal. With training wheels, kids learn to pedal but never balance — meaning they often fall when the training wheels come off. With a balance bike, the transition to a pedal bike is natural and frustration-free.

Features

  • Lightweight steel frame (6.6 lb) — easy for a child to handle.
  • Premium vegan leather saddle, height adjustable (13-17 inches).
  • 12" air tires for cushioning on uneven surfaces.
  • Non-slip grips and padded handlebar.
  • Gold details that make it an iconic piece.

Age and inseam

3 to 5 years, inseam from 13 inches. When your child outgrows it, the natural next step is the Banwood Classic 14 inch pedal bike.

Shipping and warranty

Free US shipping over $99. 30-day returns. 2-year Banwood warranty.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia E. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old figured out gliding within a week on this thing, and the adjustable seat means it'll still fit him next spring. The vintage beige looks way nicer in person than in the photos.

Nicholas B. ★★★★★

The faux leather seat wipes clean after muddy park rides, which I appreciate way more than I expected. My son is 4 and finally ditched the training wheels after about two weeks on this thing.

Grace ★★★★★

My daughter figured out balancing within a week on this thing, and the low step-through frame made it easy for her to hop on by herself. The beige finish also hides dirt way better than I expected, which is a nice bonus for something that lives outside.