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bikes| Bike Wheel Size | Average Height | Average Age |
|---|---|---|
| 12" | 26"-38" | 2-5 |
| 14" | 28"-42" | 2-5 |
| 16" | 38"-48" | 3-7 |
| 18" | 42"-52" | 5-9 |
| 20" | 48"-56" | 7-13 |
| 24" | 54"-62" | 10-15 |
| 26" | 5'2"+ | 14+ |
| 27" | 5'2"+ | 14+ |
| 27.5" | 5'2"+ | 14+ |
| 28" | 5'2"+ | 14+ |
| 29"+ | 5'2"+ | 14+ |
| Folding Bike | 4'6"+ | 10+ |
All sizes in inches unless otherwise noted.
A: Angie, 52 inches is not too tall for the Weeler. That height is well within the intended rider range, and a rider at 52 inches should be able to sit comfortably, reach the handlebars properly, and ride safely without feeling cramped. Best regards
A: Yes. My child is riding this bike and she’s 40”. My older child at 54” is riding a much bigger bike
A: My 5 yr old daughter rides this bike with ease. My 8 year old is too big for this bike
A: Most children between 4'5" and 5'0" find the Droyd Weeler comfortable to ride. However, fit may vary depending on individual leg length and riding preference
A: Lorena, The Weeler is generally a good fit if the rider is around 4'8" or taller and can comfortably reach the handlebars, operate the brakes, and place at least one full foot flat on the ground when stopped. If those conditions are met, the bike is appropriate from a size standpoint. Best regards,
A: Mo, The Weeler has two speeds—low (6.2mph) and Hi (10mph).
A: Depending on the rider's weight and terrain, the Droyd Weeler should be able to last about 5 miles on a full charge.
A: Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, training wheels cannot be added to this unit.
A: Ashley, based on the information provided the child would fit perfectly. All that would be needed is for the handlebars to be adjusted to his liking. Have a great day. Customer Support
A: Hi Samone. Great question! Droyd makes recommendations based on age, not height, as children have varying abilities. The Blipper (16" wheel) has a seat height of 25 inches, while the Weeler (14" wheel) has seat height of 18 inches. We know parents are better suited to make the decision on which bike is best for their child. We hope this is helpful but please feel free to reach out with other questions.
