Early Rider
Behind the Early Rider brand is the story of a father who wanted to teach his son to ride a bike without having to resort to the help of training wheels. Disappointed by the products on the market, the Englishman Andy Loveland founded the Early Rider brand in 2006. Today, the bicycles for children from England are cult. Their trademark is the nostalgic-looking aluminum frames. Design and function are strongly in focus at Early Rider. The Early Rider Belter with its durable toothed belt drive is considered one of the lightest children's bikes ever. Today, the Early Rider range includes all kinds of bikes for children, from 12-inch wooden wheels to 24-inch mountain bikes with derailleur gears and suspension forks.
