Getting training wheels taken off a bicycle is often regarded as a rite of passage for youngsters learning to ride a bike — but some kids are skipping the step altogether by using balance bikes.

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Leaving training wheels behind and learning to ride a real bike is a huge, important rite of passage for most kids—but it can also still be scary. What if they crash? What if they fall off? Thankfully ...

How Strider Balance Bikes teach kids to ride early without training wheels Ryan McFarland, founder of Strider Bikes, shares their mission to build lightweight bikes that develop two-wheeled balance, ...

I was sitting on my bright-blue bike with rainbow-colored handlebar streamers in the backyard of my elementary school best friend when it happened: I rode a bike without training wheels. I admittedly ...