Cool Easter presents for the kids: These bike bits are sure to make their eyes light up
Stefan Frey
· 25.03.2026
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Riesel Design Reflective Stickers for Bikes – re:flex kids 2
Every child’s bike should have reflectors so that the little ones can be easily seen, even in the dark or in bad weather. But because plain reflective strips are about as exciting for kids as a Sunday visit to Aunt Erna’s, the lads at Riesel Design have come up with a cool set of stickers featuring reflective designs – easy to stick on, glow-in-the-dark and locally produced. They’re the perfect way to jazz up any child’s bike. Price: approx. 15 euros >> available here
Sixpack 1st Ride Handles
Sixpack has developed the shape, design and profile of the 1st Ride grips specifically for children and their MTBs. The textured sawtooth profile is designed to provide grip and cushioning for children’s hands. At 26 mm, the grips have the ideal diameter for mini shredders. To protect little fingers from injury, the 1st Ride grips feature an extra-large flange at the outer end. Thanks to the single-sided clamping ring, the grips can be fitted easily and securely to handlebars with an outer diameter of 19 mm. Price: 14.95 euros >> available here.
Fist Youth Gloves
Burgers, Angry Bees or superheroes – glove manufacturer Fist has a huge range of brightly coloured and absolutely stylish gloves for young shredders aged between 8 and 14. The thin Clarino palm ensures brilliant grip and a direct feel when the kids are soaring over the table on the dirt track. And if they miss a landing and need a plaster, the youngsters can quickly ring home thanks to touchscreen-compatible fingers. Price: 28.95 euros.
BTWIN handlebar bag for balance bikes and children’s bikes, 14/16-inch, yellow
Sweets, a soft drink or even a cuddly rabbit – this little handlebar bag has room for everything the little ones need for their trip to the playground. The bags can be quickly attached to a bike or balance bike using three Velcro fastenings and securely closed with a drawstring. Price: 9.99 euros >> available here.
SKS Rowdy Set 2.0
The SKS Rowdy Set 2.0 (reviewed here) It fits children’s bikes with wheel sizes from 20 to 24 inches and is made from impact-resistant plastic. The Multi-Adjust design allows it to be fitted to a variety of frames. A USB rear light can be fitted without tools. The set is available for €24.99; the rear light also costs €24.99. Price: 24.99 euros >> available here.
Ziener Cull-Z Junior
The Ziener Cull-Z Junior combines gel padding with hard-wearing palm material. An ergonomic thumb patch prevents pressure points, whilst integrated finger loops and a Velcro fastening ensure ease of use. Reflectors included. Price: 15.99 euros >> available here.
Puky G20 Bell
A breeze to use: The Puky G20 operates via a twist ring with no effort required, meets all legal requirements and looks stylish. For clamp diameters of 22.2 mm. Price: 7.99 euros >> available here.
Sigma Aura Micro Set – Front light + Rear light
Small, lightweight and super easy to use – that’s exactly what a light set for kids should be like. Whether it’s the walk to school at dawn, a spontaneous run after dinner or the journey to training: with the Sigma Aura Micro Set, your little ones are always safe on the go. The lights are IP44 splash-proof, have a long beam range and a runtime of 6 and 4 hours respectively for the front and rear lights. Charging is simple via a USB-C connector, and fitting them using the rubber strap is really child’s play. Price: 29.95 euros >> available here.
Cube Organic T-shirt: Rookie Shred
With this super-soft bike shirt made from organic cotton, looking cool on the trail has never been easier. The shirt suits both lads and girls and shows your mates what you’re made of. Shred all day! Price: 29.95 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Woom Ready children’s helmet
Stay safe on the road from ages 1 to 14: the Woom Ready children’s helmet comes as part of a bundle with a rechargeable helmet light. Three sizes (head circumference 46–57 cm) cover all age groups. The universal light fits any Ready helmet and ensures good visibility in traffic. Price: 89.80 euros >> available here.
Fox Airframe chest protector for teenagers
With the Airframe chest protector, parents can relax whilst their kids are tearing it up in the bike park, as they’re fully protected by this lightweight protective vest. The lightweight, slim-fitting design moulds to the body, whilst the Koroyd inserts on the chest and back provide excellent impact protection. Easily adjustable at the shoulders and waist for a secure fit. The removable collarbone and upper chest pads offer additional protection when needed. The Airframe is Level 1 certified and fits children aged between 6 and 14.Price: 169.99 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Scott Kids Softcon Knee Pads (Junior)
Knee pads are an absolute must-have when heading out on the trails with the kids. Whether it’s a bike park, trail centre or a local loop – one moment of inattention and you’ve already scraped your knees. Scott has fitted the Softcon knee pads with flexible D3O protectors, designed specifically for young riders. With Level 1 certification, they not only offer optimum protection but also stay comfortable all day long without feeling restrictive. The mesh sleeve ensures flexibility and air circulation, whilst two Velcro fastenings ensure a perfect fit. Price: 69.95 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
iXS Hack EVO+ Elbow Pads for Children
Often overlooked, but no less important than knee pads: little shredders’ elbows should also be protected from scrapes. The Hack series is the entry-level range of soft protectors. They are lightweight, robust and extremely comfortable to wear – making them the perfect choice for young riders, because nothing is more annoying when cycling than protectors that pinch or rub. The iXS children’s elbow pads are also Level 1 certified. Price: 59.90 euros.
100% Strata Gen. 2 Kids’ Cross Goggles
The eyewear experts at 100% have adapted their popular Strata model to meet the needs of kids: a comfortable curve, an improved fit on the nose and an enlarged field of vision. This means the little ones can keep an eye on every bump in the ground and know exactly when to go for a hip jump. Whether on the trail or on the race track, the Strata Gen. 2 offers a huge field of vision, anti-fog-coated polycarbonate lenses and the option of tear-off visors – all at a really affordable price. Price: 39.95 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
O’Neal Sonus Children’s Helmet
Safe, sturdy and stylish – the Sonus from O’Neal is the perfect helmet to kick-start your bike park career, and it’s affordable too. The Sonus also has plenty to offer when it comes to practical features: a handy magnetic buckle, secure goggle strap routing and an adjustable visor. What’s more, the helmet is reasonably well ventilated thanks to various vents, and if you find the matt black a bit too sombre, you can jazz up the Sonus with stickers from your favourite bike brands. Oh, and the weight: 1.64 kilos in size M. Price: 89.99 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Ride Concepts Livewire MTB Youth Shoe
It’s always great when products for children are versatile – the Livewire MTB youth shoes from Ride Concepts certainly fit the bill. With their stylish look, they cut just as fine a figure at school or when hanging out with friends as they do on the bike. There, the waffle sole with sticky high-grip rubber ensures plenty of grip, whilst the combination of Velcro fastening and laces ensures a perfect fit. The upper is particularly tear-resistant, whilst the sole is shock-absorbing and odour-resistant. Heel and toe protection are, of course, also built in.Price: 69.99 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Tatze Contact CNC Kids – MTB children’s pedal
There aren’t many really good children’s pedals – but the little Tatze is definitely one of them. Its CNC-machined, lightweight body is ideal for feet up to size 35 and, thanks to its concave tread and ten pins on each side, offers excellent grip off-road. At 12.7 millimetres, the Tatze is nice and flat, and at 199 grams it remains pleasantly light. These stylish anodised pedals are available in black, blue, red or orange for a truly a fair price: 69 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Deuter Junior Bike Cycling Rucksack
Thanks to the Airstripes back system, this bike rucksack for young cyclists fits comfortably and snugly against the body, whilst allowing plenty of freedom of movement and keeping the back well ventilated even on fast cycling trips. The main compartment is accessible in a flash via the large opening – and includes space for a 2-litre hydration system. Snacks and a smartphone can be quickly stowed away in the elasticated front pocket and the zipped side pocket, and are just as quick to retrieve. Reflective details further enhance visibility and ensure greater safety on the road. Weighing just 350 grams, the Junior Bike has a capacity of 8 litres and is suitable for riders between 130 and 168 centimetres tall. Price: 60 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Puky Next 12” children’s balance bike
When should you put your child on two wheels for the first time? We say: as early as possible. A balance bike is the ideal introduction to the world of cycling and the best way to prepare for their first proper bike. It allows children to learn balance and how to control their speed in a fun and safe way. The Puky Next 12”, with its innovative plastic frame and Flipchip technology, is suitable for children as young as 2 years old or with a stride length of 31 centimetres. What’s more, the Puky grows with your child and can be converted to 14-inch wheels later on. Price: 149.99 euros >> available here*.
Lidl Crivit Light 20-inch
With the Crivit Light 20-inch children’s bike (more information here) Lidl’s first children’s bike is now on sale. The aluminium bike is said to weigh just 7.6 kilograms, making it 200 grams lighter than comparable models. It features a Shimano Tourney 7-speed gear system, Schwalbe tyres and height-adjustable BMX handlebars. The price is 249 euros, or 199 euros with the Lidl Plus app. The bike is designed for children aged between five and eight, with a height of 115 to 130 centimetres, and in our view is a great alternative to the established children’s bike brands, some of which are very expensive. Price: 249 euros >> available here.
Cube Numove 240 FE
The Cube Numove 240 FE combines a lightweight aluminium frame with genuine everyday practicality. Mudguards, a luggage rack, lights and a side stand are all fitted as standard – perfect for the journey to school and for day trips. The child-friendly geometry ensures safe handling without taking the fun out of it. It might not quite fit in an Easter basket, but your little ones will be all the more delighted if the Easter Bunny has hidden such a stylish touring bike in the bushes.
- Wheel size: 24"
- Weight: 10.2 kg
- Price: 549 euros
Giant Faith Mini Mullet
The Giant Faith Mini Mullet (reviewed here) It impressively demonstrates just how seriously the Taiwanese bike giant takes the subject of children’s mountain bikes. Giant has gone so far as to develop a completely bespoke suspension system for the Faith Mini Mullet. Thanks to an extensive in-house manufacturing capability, not only has the frame of this mini enduro bike been designed to meet the specific needs of young riders, but the fork, shock, rims and components are also entirely in-house developments tailored for lighter riders. With components specially adapted for children, this little full-suspension bike is set to take trail riding fun to a whole new level
- Suspension travel: 140 / 135 mm
- Wheel size: 27.5/26”
- Recommended height: 145–165 cm
- Frame material: aluminium
- Weight: 13.5 kg
- Price: 2,399 euros
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