Strider ® - We Create Riders!
Posted on in Brands & Products News , Cycles News by Strider Bike UK
Strider Create Riders! The Specialist Balance Bike Manufacturer has created a network of passionate instructors, tracks and velodromes that run Strider Coaching lessons for their customers across the UK. In addition, Strider Racing is a programme that encourages children from 18 months to 5 years inclusive to come and race their Striders and then stand on the podiums alongside the Professionals. With the likes of Mark Cavendish’s kids choosing Strider and attending coaching, Strider are inspiring kids to want to ride on two wheels and develop a love for cycling.
Races are open to all Strider Riders, and a free race is included with every bike purchase. 2016 saw kids as young as 16 months racing bikes at events, including the British Cycling MTB Downhill Series, The Women’s Tour, Staffordshire Cycling Festival. 100 toddlers taking to National BMX Tracks is a sight to see!
Strider have purposely kept the product out of large chains and online discounters to ensure fair margins for their dedicated dealer network, most of whom teach children as well as retail.
The bike has evolved over 9 years of development. With the lowest seat position being just 27cm, and raising by 20cm, they accommodate all kids from when they can walk through to their 6th birthday. The range starts with a super light bike weighing 2.2kg, Sealed Cartridge Bearings, Quality clamps and Strider’s EVA polymer tyres makes this bike indestructible and a family heirloom. Every child under 5 that toddles through your door will fit!
With a brand new Baby Rocker that now allows Babies to Rock their Strider before they learn to walk, we can start their two wheeled adventures from 12 months!
If you are a retailer with a physical bricks and mortar store that could benefit from genuine margins and an exclusive territory get in contact and join the Strider Community.
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