Zum Zum bikes have redesigned the children’s bicycle by creating a balanced bike with only three parts. They left out the pedals to allow kids to learn how to ride a bike and to build that natural balance necessary at a young age for many things. With no pedals to get in the way- children use their feet to propel themselves forward and with no bulky pedals to confuse and make matters complicated, they can use their feet to have the freedom to stop their selves, putting the focus on balance.
The Zum Zum bike is geared for children 18 months to four years old. The simple three part system allows the bike to grow with your child. The bikes comes with non-marking tires (can be used indoors) and are available in a size 10 and size 12 inch wheel, both wheel bases can be adjusted 13 -14.4 inches and 14-15.5 inches respectively. Wheelbase and frame height, as well as suspension stiffness can be adjusted for each child individually.
The Zum Zum bike is made from sustainable Birch plywood made in an eco-friendly design and provides a pliable frame with a natural suspension. This flexibility helps to protect your child’s developing spine as it absorbs the shocks and bumps from any terrain including rocky ones. A NFC passport chip in the steering wheel allows to display on phone information regarding owner and warranty.
The Zum Zum is lightweight and easy to carry, so you can take it with you wherever you go. It is so light, that even your toddler will be able to lift it! The Zum Zum bike is a safer and fun way for your child to develop coordination and overall strength at a young age.
I have one Zum Zum balance bike for kids to give a way to one lucky winner!!!
both my boys are getting ready to ride bikes. this would help them both
My daughter is almost 3 and I know she would absolutely love this! Thanks for that chance!
This would be great for my nephews just about ready to start riding bikes
The Zum Zum bike concept is a clear theft from this small Latvian company that had the bike prototypes ready already in August 2014 and who based the concept on an older Latvian bike design produced in the 1970s: facebook.com/BrumBrumBikes
I think it would help balance because they would get the sense of falling and then could have their feet on the ground…more secure for learning.
yes this would help with balance I like that it is so lightweight
This would be great for my nephew, he is learning to ride.
I would say so.
It sure looks like it would!!
I have never seen a bike like this but I am thinking it would help with balance. My grandkids need help learning to ride their bikes and this would be great at Grandmas.
Yes. I got a bike similar to this for my first grandson. He absolutely lived on that thing from the time he was 1 1/2 to not quite 3. He was riding a two wheeler without training wheels before he was 3! Now we have a new grandson who needs a balance bike!
Yes, I think it would
This would definitely help with balance.
I think this would be a great help for my youngest son, with balancing.
This will help my boy learn
I would think so.
I think this would definitely help my 3 year old learn balance!
This would be great for my youngest son!
This would definitely help with balance
yes, definitely, my daughter would love it
I think it would help.
Yes, it would.
I think it would help my grandchild.
It would be a great project, only if it wasn’t a stolen design from brumbrum.me. Shamefull really.
Yes, this would be great to help with balance with my girls.
yes it looks like it would help
It appears that it would help balance.
I think it helps with balance.
Yes I think this would really help my youngest
I think this would help with balance.
I would love to get this for my little nephew. I am sure it would help him balance it.
Yes, I think it would help