Description

A learner baby cycle typically does not have pedals, gears, or training wheels. Instead, it features a low frame, often made of lightweight materials like aluminum or wood, and has two wheels of the same size. The child sits on the seat and propels the bike forward by walking or running while using their feet to push off the ground. This allows them to focus on balancing and steering without the added complexity of pedaling. It is specifically designed to help children develop their balance, coordination, and motor skills before transitioning to a traditional pedal bike.