16″ air filled tires. Quick release seat post. Easy-squeeze front and rear hand brakes. Lightweight frame and components. 3-piece crank. Wide, stable handlebars. This 16 inch bike has proper geometry and gearing to get your kid moving efficiently on their next bike.
This 16 inch bike is a great option for kids wanting to get outside on two wheels. It is designed for smooth city sidewalks and cruising the neighborhood, but the PARK 16 can also handle rough off-road trails if needed.
Wide, stable handlebars with short reach levers make the PARK 16 a great neighborhood bike for your 4-6 year old rider.
Lightweight, strong and durable aluminum frameset is designed to go from street riding to bike parks or trails.
Proper gearing and low center of gravity help kids keep up, but not geared so high they can’t get going easily.
Frame
6061 Heat Treated Aluminum
Fork
Aluminum Tig Welded
Handlebar Diameter
25.4 mm, 22.2 mm (at grips)
Handlebar Width
520 mm
Handlebar Rise
60 mm
Handlebar Sweep
6 degrees
Grips
100 mm, closed end
Stem Type
Alloy
Stem Diameter
22.2 mm
Stem Dimensions
L:45 mm H:30 mm
Seatpost Diameter
27.2 mm
Seatpost Length
200 mm
Saddle
Velo-7087
Pedals
Platform, Composite, 95 x 85 mm, 9/16" thread
Brakes
Tektro – 930AL V-brake
Brake Levers
Tektro – JL352
Cassette
12T, Freewheel
Chain
KMC – 410
Cranks
Samox Alloy – 25T
Crank Arm Length
102 mm
Bottom Bracket
Neco – B910
Rims
16” x 1.75, Alloy
Hubs
Alloy, Sealed Bearings
Tires
Innova 16" x 2.125
Weight (w/o pedals)
7.69 kg (16.9 lbs)
Min. Seat Height
18.5"
Standover
16.5
WB – Wheelbase: 738 mm FC – Front Center: 442 mm RC – Rear Center: 296 mm TTL – Top Tube Length (effective): 400 mm Reach: 275 mm Stack: 359 mm HTA – Head Tube Angle: 69.0 ° HTL – Head Tube Length: 100 mm FL – Fork Length: 294 mm STA – Seat Tube Angle: 70.0 ° STL – Seat Tube Length: 200 mm BB – Bottom Bracket Rise (Drop): 10 mm
Kids Bike Sizing Chart
Sizing a bike for your child is tricky. Kids grow fast! Getting them on a properly sized bike will help grow confidence and set them up for years of success riding bikes. Happy kids will result in happy parents! We’ve put together a “rough” size chart to help you get started. We’re not guaranteeing this will be 100% accurate, but based on our experience, this at least provides a place to start:
*There are many factors affecting sizing. This is a only guide, but may not be accurate for every kid.
Proper gearing and low center of gravity help kids keep up, but not geared so high they can’t get going easily.
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