The Neo+ 16 Kids Bike is built to make learning easier — a lightweight 16" bike with a low standover frame, steady geometry and training wheels for confident first rides.

A popular first bike for ages 3–6

The Neo+ 16 Kids Bike is made for young riders aged 3–6 years and height range 95–117 cm, giving kids a confidence-building setup while they learn balance, braking and control. It is the most popular size in the Neo+ range because it suits that important stage where children are ready for a proper bike but still need a lightweight, stable and easy-to-manage ride.

The updated GEN 3 frame design uses a lower standover height, lowered bottom bracket and lower centre of gravity. In plain English, that means your child can get on and off more easily, feel closer to the ground and stay steadier while learning.

AGEN 3 frame for better control

The all-new GEN 3 lightweight alloy frame has a curved top tube, hydroformed tubes and streamlined stays. The lowered bottom bracket helps improve stability, while the low standover design helps boost rider confidence when stopping, starting or putting a foot down.

The lightweight alloy fork, hubs, rims, handlebar and stem help reduce the overall weight of the bike. That matters for young riders because a lighter bike is easier to steer, lift, push and control.

Comfort that helps kids ride longer

The Neo+ 16 includes child-specific comfort details, including a Neo Comfortech youth saddle and Kraton grips with safety flanges. The flanged grips help reduce hand slippage and protect the handlebar ends from bumps and scratches.

Wider 16" x 1.95 semi-slick easy-roller tyres add a smoother feel on paths, driveways and family rides around the neighbourhood.

Safer details for learning riders

A new full-cover low-profile chainguard helps protect little legs and fingers from the chain and chainring while giving the bike a cleaner look. The rear coaster back pedal brake is simple and intuitive, while short reach brake levers and an alloy front caliper brake help kids start learning hand braking.

Lightweight training wheels with tool-free adjustment make this bike practical for families too. Start with support, then remove the trainers once your child is ready.

Key Benefits

• GEN 3 lightweight alloy frame — lower standover and lower centre of gravity help boost confidence.
• Age 3–6 / height 95–117 cm — built for young riders learning on a 16" bike.
• Lowered bottom bracket — improves stability and helps kids feel more in control.
• Lightweight alloy parts — frame, fork, rims, hubs, handlebar and stem reduce overall bike weight.
• Full-cover chainguard — improves safety by covering the chain and chainring.
• Comfortech saddle and safety flange grips — keeps young riders comfortable and helps prevent hand slippage.
• Tool-free training wheels — easy to adjust or remove as your child gains confidence.

FAQs

Who is the Neo+ 16 Kids Bike best for?
The Neo+ 16 Kids Bike is best for children aged 3–6 years with a height range of 95–117 cm. It suits young riders learning to ride, building balance and gaining confidence on a proper 16" kids bike.

Will this bike work for driveway, park and neighbourhood riding?
Yes. The Neo+ 16 is designed for early riding around the neighbourhood, footpaths, driveways and local park paths. The wider semi-slick tyres help give a smoother ride, while the low standover frame helps kids feel more stable when stopping and starting.

What makes the GEN 3 frame better for kids?
The GEN 3 frame has a lowered bottom bracket, curved top tube and lower standover height. This helps lower the child’s centre of gravity, making the bike feel steadier and easier to control while learning.

Is it worth choosing a lightweight alloy kids bike?
Yes. A lighter bike is easier for a child to steer, push, balance and pick up. The Neo+ 16 uses lightweight alloy across the frame, fork, hubs, rims, handlebar and stem to help young riders stay in control.

Does the Neo+ 16 have training wheels?
Yes. It comes with lightweight training wheels that allow tool-free adjustment and removal. That means your child can start with support, then remove the training wheels when they are ready to ride independently.

Does the bike come assembled?
Bought in-store, bikes are typically built and checked by the Broome Cycles team before you ride away.