Joy on Two Wheels, Every Step of the Way

Let your child experience the freedom of two wheels with a bike that always fits just right. A simple and sustainable way to more movement, play, and adventure.

Why rent a kids' bike?

Children grow quickly, and their bike needs change just as fast. Constantly buying new, properly fitting bikes can be expensive, especially when it comes to quality models. But there’s a way to ensure your child always has the right-sized bike without stretching your budget. By renting from Parently, you can easily upgrade to a larger bike when needed – without compromising on size or quality.

Benefits of Renting a Kids' Bike

  • Sustainable

    By reusing bikes, we reduce both waste and the environmental impact caused by manufacturing new bikes. It's a more sustainable way to provide children with access to high-quality bikes without putting unnecessary strain on the environment.


  • Flexible

    As your child grows or their needs change, you can easily swap the bike for a larger one that’s a better fit, anytime. No need to worry about buying or selling bikes – you’ll always know your child has the right size for a safe and comfortable ride.

  • Affordable

    Renting a bike is a cost-effective alternative to buying new, especially since kids outgrow their bikes so quickly. With a rental, you get a high-quality bike without the big upfront cost. For an even more affordable option, you can rent Pre-Loved bikes – previously used bikes that have been thoroughly serviced and inspected, available at a lower monthly rate.

Why is the right size bike important?

We understand that it might seem like a good idea to buy a slightly larger bike for your child, thinking they'll grow into it and use it longer. However, having the right size bike is crucial for both safety and comfort.

A bike that's too big can be hard to control and feel unsafe, especially when starting or stopping. If your child has trouble reaching the handlebars and can barely touch the ground with their toes when the seat is at its lowest, the bike is too large. On the other hand, riding a bike that's too small can be uncomfortable and inefficient. If your child's knees are too high when pedaling and hitting the handlebars, it's time to upgrade to a bigger size.

Choosing the right size bike ensures a safer, more enjoyable ride and helps your child develop their skills more easily on two wheels.

Finding the Right Size for a Child's Bike

Inner leg length is the key measurement to determine the right bike size for your child. To ensure a proper fit, compare your child’s inner leg length with the recommended size for the specific bike model. Your child should be able to touch the ground with their feet while sitting on the saddle to feel confident and in control of the bike.

The chart provides general guidance on the size that may suit your child based on their inner leg length. We recommend checking the specific measurements for the bike model you're considering. Here you can find Woom's size guide.

Why Choose a Balance Bike?

Training wheels have traditionally been used to help children learn to ride a bike, but they can make the transition to a regular bike more difficult. This is because training wheels give kids a false sense of stability, teaching them to pedal and steer, but not to balance.

A better option is a balance bike, also known as a running bike. These bikes are designed to help kids develop their balance from the start. Without pedals, children push themselves forward with their feet, which naturally builds coordination, body control, and motor skills through play. Once they’ve mastered balance, moving on to a pedal bike is much easier.

Balance bikes are perfect for children from about 18 months to 4 years, giving them a fun and confident start to riding on two wheels.

Safety First

Cycling is a fantastic way for kids to stay active and have fun, but safety is always the top priority. With the right gear, you can ensure your child is safe on two wheels, whether they’re cycling in the yard, to school, or on bike paths.

  • Helmet – A Must-Have

    The helmet is the most essential safety gear when your child is cycling. It should fit securely and comfortably, staying in place without slipping or shifting. Make sure the helmet covers the forehead, back of the head, and crown for maximum protection. A properly fitting helmet helps reduce the risk of serious injury in case of a fall or accident.

  • Better Visibility with Lights and Reflectors

    To improve safety in low light and bad weather, bike lights and reflectors are key. Front and rear lights make your child more visible, and reflectors on the bike or clothing boost visibility even further. Simple measures that can make a big difference on the road.

  • Practical Accessories for a Smooth Ride

    A kickstand helps your child park the bike without it tipping over, while a bike bell makes it easy to signal presence to other road users. A bike lock protects the bike from being stolen and gives both parents and kids peace of mind when it's parked outside.

FAQs

How do I know what bike size is right for my child?

To find the right bike size for your child, measure their inner leg length and compare it to the recommended size for the bike model. Your child should be able to touch the ground with their feet when sitting on the saddle and pedal comfortably without straining. When standing over the bike, there should be at least 5 cm of clearance between the child’s crotch and the top tube. The most important thing is that your child feels comfortable and has control over the bike.

For how long can I rent a bike for my child?

We offer flexible rental periods that can be adjusted to suit your child's needs. You can easily swap the bike for a bigger model as your child grows or end the rental whenever your needs change.

What happens if my child outgrows the bike before the rental period ends?

If your child outgrows the bike during the rental period, simply get in touch with us, and we’ll help you switch to a larger model.

What happens if the bike gets damaged or breaks during the rental period?

If the bike is damaged through normal use, we’ll provide quick repairs or a replacement. Learn more about how we handle damages here: Product Use & Parently Damage Coverage

Is it possible to rent a second-hand kids' bike?

Yes, we also offer affordable Pre-Loved bikes – previously used bikes that have been thoroughly serviced and inspected to ensure top safety and performance. You can learn more about our process here: Parently's Refurbishment Process

Wondering how to assemble your Woom bike?

Here you’ll find instructional videos for each model:

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