I'm so excited to write this review. Here in the Netherlands Woom is the facto standard for kids bikes, and they are really great bikes but after a long and extensive test the Belter is the clear winner here. The belt drive is so maintenance friendly. No more oily hands and clothes. The bike itself is so tough but also very light. It took my son (4yo) two 20 minute sessions to drive it, without any other practice! No side wheels, nothing! We were baffled, but so so happy with the bike. You should market more in the Netherlands. Small request: a bike standard and some fenders are really missing. Keep up the great work!

My son hopped off his Belter 14 and straight onto the belter 16 without even thinking. No issues for his transition just a big smile on his face!!

My 5yo was complaining that his previous bicycle was too heavy and the pedals were too hard to turn. He had difficulties to balance and I thought he was just uninterested. I got him the Belter 16 and he was riding without any help in less than an hour. Now cycling is one of his favorite activities.

My son has small legs compared to his height but this bike was like magical for him and he was able from the first time to cycle on his own!

Very happy with the purchase, much lighter than other (cheaper) bikes.

Sweet price for some little scratches on the paint

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The weight and economics of the spike and just perfect for young boys to gain confidence and control on their bicycle. It is now the third bike for little boy and with each new one, he’s made substantial progress.

We have had the Belter 16 for two years now and will upgrade next year. This bike made it super easy for our son to learn, even though he was really hesitant in the beginning. It's stable, trustworthy and robust - but without the added weight. And the design is outstanding. Our 6-year old has truly loved it.