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Help Every Child Join In

Learn-to-Ride Bikes for Schools & Cycling Instructors

Give more children the opportunity to learn one of life's most rewarding skills. Kidvelo supplies lightweight, adjustable learn-to-ride bikes for schools, cycling instructors, councils and community programs, helping riders develop balance and control before progressing to pedals.

Balance First Build Control Add Pedals When Ready
Instructor Teaching A Group Of Children To Ride Kidvelo Bikes
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Purchase Orders Welcome

Simple purchasing support for approved schools and organisations.

Fleet Sizing Support

Help choosing the right mix of Rookie sizes for your rider group.

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Spares & Support

Replacement parts and knowledgeable Australian support.

Built For Learning

Lightweight bikes designed around developing riders.

When One Bike Doesn't Fit Every Rider

Every Class Has Different Riding Abilities

One child arrives confidently riding. Another still needs help starting and stopping. Another has never ridden without training wheels. A successful school or instructor fleet needs to accommodate more than age.

Different heights

Different confidence levels

Different riding experience

Different learning speeds

Different physical abilities

Different stages in the same session

The goal isn't to find children who fit the bikes. It's to build a fleet that fits the children.
Mixed Ability Children Participating In A School Bike Program

Teach The Foundation First

Make Learning Easier By Separating The Skills

A first-time rider eventually needs to balance, steer, brake and pedal—but they don't need to master everything at once.

1

Balance

Feet remain available for stability while the rider learns how the bike moves.

2

Glide

Children progressively lift their feet and hold balance for longer.

3

Control

Steering and braking become more natural before extra complexity is added.

4

Pedal

On convertible Rookie models, pedals can be introduced when the rider is ready.

Teach one skill at a time. Build confidence as they progress.
Kidvelo Bike Shown In Balance Mode And Pedal Mode

The Kidvelo Difference

Start In Balance Mode. Progress To Pedals.

A rider may begin a program unable to ride and be confidently balancing a few sessions later. Selected Rookie models let instructors introduce pedals without moving the child onto a completely unfamiliar learning bike.

Balance Mode

Develop balance, steering, braking and confidence.

Pedal Mode

Add the pedal system when the underlying skills are ready.

Same familiar platform
Frame Handlebars Brakes Riding Position Handling

One bike can support more than one stage of learning.

Built For People Who Teach Children To Ride

A Flexible Solution For Different Programs

01

Primary Schools

PE, sport, wellbeing and active-travel programs.

02

Early Learning

Introduce balance and coordination from the earliest stages.

03

Cycling Instructors

A dependable learner fleet for private lessons and clinics.

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Councils & Community

Learn-to-ride clinics, active transport and community initiatives.

05

BMX & Cycling Clubs

Fundamental bike handling before more advanced progression.

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Inclusive Programs

More size and learning options for riders who need longer in balance mode.

One Learning System. Four Sizes.

Build A Fleet Around Your Rider Group

The strongest fleet is not necessarily twenty identical bikes. It is a mix of sizes that lets instructors fit riders correctly.

KidveloWheelAge GuideLeg InseamLearning Mode
Rookie 1212"18 months–4 yrs30–48 cmBalance
Rookie 1414"3–6 yrs40–58 cmBalance → Pedal
Rookie 1818"5–8 yrs48–68 cmBalance → Pedal
Rookie 2424"9 yrs–Teenagers62–84 cmBalance → Pedal

Rookie 12

Wheel12 inch
Age Guide18m–4 yrs
Leg Inseam30–48 cm
ModeBalance

Rookie 14

Wheel14 inch
Age Guide3–6 yrs
Leg Inseam40–58 cm
ModeBalance → Pedal

Rookie 18

Wheel18 inch
Age Guide5–8 yrs
Leg Inseam48–68 cm
ModeBalance → Pedal

Rookie 24

Wheel24 inch
Age Guide9 yrs–Teens
Leg Inseam62–84 cm
ModeBalance → Pedal

Age is only a guide. Leg inseam and rider confidence give instructors a better basis for allocating bikes.

Match The Bike To The Rider

Kidvelo Fleet Guide

Rookie 12

Rookie 12

Early Years Balance Foundation

30–48 cm inseam Balance

Ideal for: Preschool • Early learning • Kindergarten.

Rookie 14

Rookie 14

The Core Learn-to-Ride Bike

40–58 cm inseam Balance → Control → Pedal

Ideal for: Foundation • Early primary • Clinics • Instructors.

Rookie 18

Rookie 18

For Taller & Older Beginners

48–68 cm inseam Balance → Control → Pedal

Ideal for: Primary non-riders • Older beginners • Inclusive programs.

Rookie 24

Rookie 24

Extending Learn-to-Ride

62–84 cm inseam Balance → Control → Pedal

Ideal for: Older children • Teens • Taller late learners.

Designed For The Rider. Practical For The Instructor.

Equipment Should Make Teaching Easier

Instructor Adjusting And Teaching On A Kidvelo Bike

Lightweight Aluminium Frames

Easier for children to manoeuvre and reduces the physical assistance instructors need to provide.

Wide Size Adjustability

A well-planned fleet can serve more riders throughout the program.

Low Standover Design

Helps first-time riders mount and stabilise the bike with confidence.

Child-Specific Geometry

Designed around developing riders rather than shrinking an adult bike.

Child-Sized Controls

Small grips and appropriately positioned brakes support control.

Air-Filled Tyres

Grip, comfort and a realistic riding feel.

Convertible Learning

Selected Rookie models progress from balance to pedal mode.

Serviceable Components

Replacement components help keep a fleet operational.

Beginner Child Participating Alongside Classmates On A Kidvelo Balance Bike

Remove The Equipment Barrier

Don't Let A Non-Rider Sit Out

School cycling programs can quickly separate students into children who already ride and children who cannot yet participate independently. Kidvelo gives instructors another option.

1Remove the pedals.
2Lower the saddle appropriately.
3Let the child build balance and control.
4Progress when they're ready.

Inclusion starts with giving every rider an achievable first step.

A School Bike Isn't A Weekend Toy

Your Fleet Needs To Work Session After Session

School and instructor equipment gets adjusted, shared, transported and stored far more often than a typical family bike. Fleet ownership is about more than the first purchase.

Frequent saddle adjustment Shared riders Vehicle transport Repeated storage Ongoing maintenance
Replacement Parts

Access commonly required spares and components.

Technical Support

Help with setup, assembly and maintenance.

Sizing Support

Guidance when planning or expanding the fleet.

Online Resources

Support information for staff and instructors.

Kidvelo School Bike Fleet Stored Neatly After A Cycling Session
Kidvelo Bikes Transported Or Stored For A Cycling Instruction Program

Less Time Managing Equipment. More Time Riding.

Designed For Practical Program Delivery

A good fleet needs to work before and after the lesson too.

Mobile Instructors

Choose a mixed fleet that covers a useful range without unnecessary duplicate sizes.

Schools

Group bikes by wheel size and saddle-height range to speed up allocation.

Quick Setup

Use a pre-session sizing routine so more lesson time is spent riding.

Colour Coding

Add simple size identifiers to help teachers recognise bikes quickly.

Ready-Made Fleet Options

Choose A Starting Package

Explore our balance bike and helmet bundles curated for school programs and instructor fleets.

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Interactive Planning Tool

Build My Kidvelo Fleet

Tell us roughly who you're teaching and we'll suggest a practical starter mix. This is a planning recommendation—individual riders should still be matched by inseam and confidence during delivery.

1. How many riders do you want active at once?
2. What type of program is this?
3. What is the main rider size / inseam profile?
4. How many are likely first-time / non-riders?

Made Easier For Schools & Organisations

Flexible Purchasing Support

Schools and registered organisations do not always purchase equipment through a standard consumer checkout.

Purchase orders

Fleet quotations

Organisation invoicing

Pre-purchase sizing advice

Delivery planning

Replacement parts

The Relationship Doesn't End With The Box

We're Here To Help Keep Your Fleet Riding

A bike fleet is a long-term program asset. The support should last beyond delivery.

Before Purchase

Fleet sizing advice

Product selection

Bundle recommendations

Quote support

When It Arrives

Assembly resources

Setup guidance

Bike sizing information

Helmet sizing guidance

Throughout Ownership

Replacement parts

Maintenance guidance

Technical support

Warranty support

Buy The Equipment Once. Build Riding Confidence Again And Again.

Let's Get More Children Riding

Build A Learn-to-Ride Fleet That Grows With Their Skills

Whether you're equipping a school, delivering cycling lessons or running a community program, Kidvelo can help create a fleet designed around one goal: giving every rider a realistic path to independent cycling.

School Purchasing Support Quotes and purchase-order support for approved organisations.
Fleet Sizing Advice Help choosing an effective mix of Rookie sizes.
Australian Support Talk to people who understand the Rookie range.
Parts & After-Sales Help Support designed to keep your fleet operational.
Teach Balance. Build Confidence. Create Bike Riders.
Kidvelo — Learn-to-Ride Bikes Built For Every Stage
Planning a fleet? Build My Fleet
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