The BERG balance bikes, for 2 year olds and older

The BERG balance bikes offer extra safety in several areas. This is partly due to the steering limitation, which can be set according to the child's experience. The more experienced the child, the further they can steer. The material the balance bike is made of is also important. The BERG Biky balance bike has a magnesium frame, while the BERG MOOV 10 has a lightweight steel frame, both of which are incredibly light, strong, and also durable. This gives the child optimal control over the balance bike. This is in contrast to a heavy frame, which can sometimes be disproportionately heavy in relation to a child's body weight. Initially, children often still intuitively brake with their feet, which is fine at lower speeds. For extra safety, models are also available with a handbrake, so that even at higher speeds, the balance bike comes to a quick stop. Furthermore, the soft-grip handles, height-adjustable leather saddle, and integrated footrests are all components that further enhance safety. Finally, there is also the option to add a safety flag and helmet to your Biky or MOOV 10. A helmet may be desirable if your child is already reaching high speeds on the balance bike. This ensures optimal safety while playing.

Balance bikes come in all shapes and sizes, as well as different materials. For example, there are balance bikes made of wood and plastic, as well as balance bikes made of different types of metal. Generally, most balance bikes are made of steel or aluminium, with steel balance bikes tending to be heavier and aluminium balance bikes more expensive. Here are some more of the different types of balance bikes with a focus on the material.