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Youth
Charger

Current Models

4

price

(£155)—£204

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Big Foot

Current Models

3

price

(£178)—£209

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Bonsai

Current Models

1

price

£111

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Classic

Current Models

1

price

£89

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Lite

Current Models

1

price

£81

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Belter

Current Models

2

price

£439—£449

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Hellion

Current Models

1

price

£724

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Recent reviews
Two Wheeling Tots
Early Rider Belter 16 Review: A Kids Bike That’s a True Work of Art

Feb 2026 · Natalie Martins

The Early Rider Belter 16 is as beautiful as it is functional! Perfected suited for aggressive city riders with a need for speed.

Highs
  • Lightweight and nimble

  • Confidence-building geometry

  • Minimal maintenance with belt drive

  • Optional 2-speed automatic hub for extra speed

  • High gain ratio for speed

  • Quality craftsmanship and components

  • Smooth, quiet belt drive

  • Sealed cartridge bearings

  • Narrow Q-factor

  • Short reach brake levers

  • Easy assembly

  • Good customer service

Lows
  • Smaller seat height range compared to others

  • Aggressive positioning may feel too forward for timid riders

  • No chain guard; baggy clothing can catch on belt

  • Schrader tubes

  • No kickstand included

  • No tool-free adjustable reach levers

  • Higher price

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Two Wheeling Tots
Early Rider Belter 20 Auto Kids Bike Review - It Auto Shifts!

Jan 2026 · Natalie Martins

Find out how the Early Rider Belter 20 simplifies cycling for kids with its autoshift hub and low-maintenance features.

Highs
  • Aluminum frame

  • Low bottom bracket

  • Low minimum seat height

  • Low step-through frame

  • Threaded bottom bracket

  • Narrow Q-factor

  • 3-piece crank

  • Sealed hubs

  • Quality seat post quick release

  • Comfortable padded saddle

  • Sealed cartridge bottom bracket

  • Adjustable handlebar

  • Quality headset

  • Brand name tires

  • Optimal gain ratio 4.36

  • No coaster brake

  • Brake duplicity

  • V-brakes

  • Short reach brake levers

  • Quality wheels axles

  • Rattle-free chain guard

  • Smooth rolling tires

  • Clear written instructions

  • Easy assembly

  • Pre-tuned brakes

  • Customer service with real person

  • Frame warranty

  • Partial component warranty

  • Belt drive

  • Internal hub gearing

Lows
  • Kickstand not included

  • No reflective sidewall tires

  • No video instructions

  • Heavy (17.8 lbs)

  • Narrow usable fit range (5.0")

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Two Wheeling Tots
Early Rider Seeker 24 Review - The Ultimate Kids Rigid Mountain Bike

Nov 2025 · Natalie Martins

Discover the features of the Early Rider Seeker 24: a bike designed for comfort, confidence, and all-terrain performance. We cover it all in our review.

Highs
  • Lightweight and nimble

  • Confidence-building geometry with low bottom bracket and slack head tube angle

  • Functional artwork with brushed aluminum finish

  • Smooth shifting from Shimano Cues trigger shifter

  • Reliable Tektro hydraulic brakes

  • Plenty of mounting options for bikepacking

  • Updated 2025 geometry with longer wheelbase and narrower q-factor

  • Tubeless compatible rims

  • High-quality stock pedals with sealed bearings

  • Thick rubberized chainstay guard

Lows
  • Stock tires (Schwalbe Smart Sam) are not tubeless compatible

  • No suspension fork; for advanced riders chunkier terrain may need the Seeker X model

  • Seat post may need cutting to lower minimum seat height, potentially reducing pedal efficiency

  • Lowest climbing gear is not as low as previous model (11-36t vs 11-46t)

  • For riders regularly tackling steep climbs, lowest gear may be a bit high

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Downtown
The Early Rider Belter 14 on Test – Kids' Bikes up to 16” 2025

Aug 2025 · Jonny Grapentin

The Early Rider Belter 14 on Test promises to be a featherweight kids’ bike, weighing in at just 5.9 kg. But it deliver?

Highs
  • Very lightweight

  • Maintenance-free belt drive

  • Comfortable, shock-absorbing tires

  • Maximum style factor (especially for parents)

Lows
  • Grips too thick for very small hands

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Downtown
Early Rider Hellion 16 on Test – Kids’ Bikes up to 16” 2025

Aug 2025 · Jonny Grapentin

The Early Rider Hellion 16 looks more like a bike for the bike park than your backyard. But how much trail cred does it really have?

Highs
  • Rugged off-road spec

  • Powerful brakes

  • Conversion to gears possible

Lows
  • Too heavy for lightweight riders

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Downtown
Early Rider Big Foot 12 Balance Bike on Test

Aug 2025 · Moritz Geisreiter

The Early Rider Big Foot 12 on test combines smart component choices and a cool MTB look. Can it kickstart mini mountain bike careers?

Highs
  • Well-adjustable brake

  • High-quality build

Lows
  • Relatively thick grips

  • Extra rolling resistance from the knobby tires

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Early Rider bikes are most popular?

The most popular Early Rider model families are the Belter, Hellion and Charger.

Q: Does Early Rider make eBikes?

No, Early Rider manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.