Squiggle 100W 4.0Ah Electric Balance Bike
Squiggle 12 and 14 inch Bike
Experience the ultimate balance of power and speed with our Squiggle 100W 4.0Ah Electric Balance Bike. With a brush motor, you can travel up to 15km/h, ensuring that your rides are fast and efficient. Whether you're cruising around town or taking on longer journeys, our balance bike is perfect for riders looking for a thrilling and reliable experience.
Balance bikes in general are a great tool for your little ones to learn to grasp the concept of balance without having to worry about the complications of pedaling at the same time. They are lower to the ground to avoid unpleasant falls, and are designed to be able to put feet down quickly for support when required
Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my Squiggle ride time be?
Squiggle ride time, like with every electric bike, will vary significantly depending on several factors. A child that weighs 7kgs vs 12kgs may impact the range by 40%. Another important factor is if your rider is heavy on the throttle. At walking pace we have recorded up to 15km range, but going flat-out on a dirt track or pump track, it may only get 10kms. It really is dependent on so many factors! At the end of the day, as long as our Squiggle rider is having fun, it can always be re-charged if needed for longer trips, or a spare battery can be purchased.
If I buy the 12inch Squiggle, can I upgrade it when my child becomes older?
Yes, of course you can. We make our squiggle bikes with the intention of lasting a rider several years. We can simply replace your wheels with larger wheels and the 12inch Squiggle will become the 14inch Squiggle. Its that easy. Costs may vary over time, but we expect both wheels to be purchased for around $80.
Do you make even bigger Squiggles?
We make only the 12inch and 14inch. Our sole purpose is to get your little Squiggle rider up and going from never riding before. Once a Squiggle rider accomplishes confident riding on a 14inch bike, we find they are more than ready to attempt pedal power. We all love power, but at some time, that exercise plays a big part in a riders progression into bigger bikes.
