Cleary Bikes. Lightweight Kids Bikes and Kids Mountain Bikes

Bikes to ride anywhere your imagination leads. And beyond! Cleary engineers bikes to be lightweight, easy to pedal, fun to ride and durable. Power your kid!

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Bike Home Delivery

Your Cleary Assembled at Your Door

Cleary + Beeline Connect + Your Local Bike Shop have teamed up to deliver an assembled bike to your home. At check-out, choose “Delivered by Beeline” as your delivery method and we’ll take care of the rest.

Cleary Bikes Suggested Size Chart

Use this size chart to determine the best bike for your child.

Here are the bikes, according to inseam length, that will allow kids to sit on the saddle with two feet flat on the ground:

What is Inseam?

The key measurements to determine which bike will fit your child best is their inseam and overall height. Kids are different sizes at different ages, so we base our measurements on size rather than age.

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We’ve Got a Winner! Video Contest for the Days at Home

From littlest riders sending ride-ons down ramps, to scavenger hunts and so many Princess Bride quotes, the entries were amazing! We had the hardest time selecting a winner -- honestly, they were all great. But without further ado, our vote for the prize goes to this one:

PSI: Why It’s Especially Important for Kids Bikes

Air filled tires are simple and amazing invention, so much so that today we take them for granted. But before Scottish inventor John Boyd Dunlop invented the pneumatic tire we were all suffering through cobblestones and rough roads on solid rubber, wooden or metal tires. Think of a horse drawn cart, with its rigid wooden and steel wheel. That’s how uncomfortable early bicycles were.

Riding with Pre K kids. A letter from Jeff.

The kids are going back to school! If you’re like me, the parent of a Hedgehog rider, you likely woke up this morning to find that your four-year-old crawled into bed with you last night and is softly snoring into your face. Pre-K is a sweet age. My little son wants to be a big, independent kid - and he’s not quite there yet. My son goes to sleep on his own, for instance, but he still ends up crawling into our bed before morning.