16 inch children's bicycles

The 16 inch children's bicycles are suitable for children between 4 and 6 years old with a height of 100 cm to 115 cm. At BikeFlip we have an extensive collection of sustainable children's bicycles in different colors and styles, including a lock and lights. These boys and girls children's bicycles can be pimped up with our accessories . View our collection and find the perfect bike for your child! Not sure about the right size yet? Then view our handy size chart or request a free test drive !

 


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16-inch children's bikes: for little adventurers from 4 to 6 years old

Is your child ready for a bigger bike? Then a 16-inch kids' bike is the perfect next step! At BikeFlip, you'll find a wide selection of safe, sturdy, and fun 16-inch bikes for children aged 4 to 6 (100–120 cm tall). Whether you're looking for a cool model or a colorful bike with a basket, we have it all.

Why choose a 16-inch children's bike?

The transition to a 16-inch bike is often the moment children truly start cycling independently. So it's important that the bike perfectly matches their height and ability. At BikeFlip, we consider not only size but also comfort, safety, and appearance.

Not sure about the size? You'll receive our handy Growth Poster free with your first BikeFlip bike. This way, you can see at a glance when your child is ready for the next size.

Take a test drive!

Want to make sure the bike fits properly? Then come by for a test drive at our FlipStation in Utrecht, or visit one of our Concept Stores in Amsterdam or Rotterdam. This way, your child can experience for themselves which bike is the most comfortable to ride – and that's ultimately the most important thing.