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BANWOOD BALANCE BIKE FIRST GO VINTAGE - BLUE

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$125.37 $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)

Owen ★★★★★

My 4-year-old figured out the balance thing in about two days on this, and now she zooms past kids on bikes with pedals. The seat adjusts low enough that her feet actually touch the ground, which was the whole problem with her last one.

Hannah V. ★★★★★

The vintage blue color looks even better in person, and the bike is lightweight enough for my 4-year-old to carry on his own. He learned to glide within the first week.

Edward E. ★★★★★

The seat adjusts down low enough that my 3-year-old can plant both feet flat, which made her feel steady right away. The blue paint has held up through a month of daily sidewalk rides.