The Geometric DASH 16″ BMX Children Bike is designed for young riders ready to move beyond balance bikes. With a durable aluminium frame, single-speed setup and child-friendly geometry, it offers kids aged roughly 4 to 8 years a dependable, stylish ride.
Specifications & Dimensions
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Wheel size: 16″ BMX wheels
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Frame material: Aluminium frame — lightweight yet strong
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Suitable age range: 4 to 8 years old
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Suitable height range: ~ 91 cm to 124 cm
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Weight (bike only): Approx. 9.5 kg
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Handlebar: Slight higher-rise than model “Slalom” (for easier grip)
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Colours / variants: Silver, Blue, Yellow, Black
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Included extras: Bell, pedals, removable training wheels
Key Features & Benefits
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Single-speed simplicity — no complicated gears, just pedal and go, ideal for children learning to cycle.
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Light aluminium frame keeps the overall weight manageable and allows easier handling.
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Raised handlebar geometry gives a more upright and comfortable posture for small hands and short arms.
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Versatile colour range — kids can pick their favourite from Silver, Red, Blue, Yellow or Black/Red.
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Training wheels included — supports gradual transition to two-wheel cycling safely.
Usage Instructions
Assembly & Setup
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Upon delivery, inspect and tighten all bolts: handlebar stem, wheel axles, pedals, saddle.
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Align handlebar straight with front wheel.
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Adjust saddle height so that the rider’s feet can touch the ground slightly when seated; knees should have a small bend when pedaling.
Training Wheels
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Use training wheels initially for stability in early rides.
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Once the child gains confidence, gradually raise or remove the training wheels to challenge balance.
Riding & Control
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Encourage gentle pedaling and smooth starts.
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Teach braking early — use bell to alert, and apply gentle pressure on front (if fitted) before combining both.
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Ride on flat, safe surfaces first (quiet paths, empty parks) before progressing to mild slopes.
Care & Maintenance
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Wipe bike clean after rides, especially if dusty or wet.
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Regularly check tightness of bolts, pedal threads, wheel bearings.
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Inflate tyres to manufacturer-recommended pressure.
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Inspect and service brake components, chains or pads (if any) periodically.
Precautions & Safety Notes
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Always make sure all fasteners are fully tightened before riding — loose components can lead to accidents.
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The child should wear a properly fitted helmet at all times. Knee and elbow pads are recommended during learning.
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Do not ride the bike on steep slopes, in heavy traffic, or over rocky terrain until the child is confident.
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If the bike is dropped or crashes, inspect frame, wheels and joints for damage before further use.
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Avoid modifying structural parts (frame, fork, handlebars), as this can void safety.
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Do not exceed the safe weight capacity (child + any light cargo).
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Store the bike indoors or under shade to prevent UV damage, corrosion or fading of finishes.
