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Kids' Bike Protectors: For First Trail Adventures

Choose kids' bike protective gear based on your plans and the demands of the ride. On the pump track and while mountain biking, protective gear must fit the child’s height and riding style. Knee and elbow pads should stay in place during movement. Models that are too large can slip; those that are too tight can cause discomfort. Have your child assume a riding position and bend their arms and legs. Protectors complement a route suited to the child’s skill level and are no substitute for riding instruction.

Children’s Knee Pads: Selection Criteria

• Fit: Check the fit on the knees and elbows while your child is moving. Pay attention to the specifications for the specific model you’re considering.
• Coverage: Compare the areas the manufacturer specifies as protected. Consider your personal requirements in this regard.
• Closures: Look for adjustable fasteners without sharp edges. Check this before packing your gear.
• Intended Use: Choose the model based on your riding style and the manufacturer’s usage guidelines. Take plenty of time to make your selection.

Check the fit together with your children

Involve your child in the selection process and let them try it out in a quiet environment. A preference for a certain color shouldn’t be the only criterion. Gear that fits well and is age-appropriate makes family outings easier. Double-check the adjustments before setting off, especially if the gear hasn’t been used for a while or your child has grown.

Explore children’s bike protective gear and review the specifications for each model. Be sure to include children’s equipment in your planning. If you’re unsure about your selection, visit a Transa store for advice.