Xiaomi MiJia QiCycle Kids - The safest bike for your child

You probably remember your first cycling experiences. Many people still use a broomstick to ensure balance - when teaching a child - for the first few metres, when a spare wheel is not handy. There are already plenty of two- and three-wheeled devices available for children to develop their sense of balance, enjoy speed and get moving. In addition to the pedal-less wooden bicycles that are all the rage these days, chain-driven bicycles are back in fashion, and are now suitable for longer distances. Of course, there is a wide range in quality, but thanks to regulation, the use of shoddy and accident-prone products is on the way out. There is a growing demand for quality and safe bicycles that can be used for years to come, to the delight of other children.
One of Xiaomi's partners has also seen the imagination in this high-quality and extremely safe bicycle design, this time offering a premium solution for children.

That's why they designed a bike for children that they can still use ten years later (a good investment).
This new children's bike is the Xiaomi MiJia QiCycle Kids.

Shortly after its launch, it was awarded the title of "safest children's bike". And rightly so.The handlebars and the rest of the frame are made to international standards and fully protect the child from impact and injury, even in the event of sudden braking. A special handbrake is fitted to the handlebars to provide soft, comfortable and, most importantly, safe braking. The pedals can be removed if necessary, so children can develop their sense of balance using their own feet. It can be used from as young as two years old and can be used right up to pre-school age.

The bicycle chain is protected by a special plastic cover, the seat adapts to the child's growth and reduces the strain on the spine. A helmet is essential and is provided by the manufacturer ( QiCycle Kids Helmet)

An unforgettable experience for your child with the QiCycle Kids bike. 

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