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Children's bike accessories - so your kids are fun and safe on the go

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When it comes to safety when cycling, the right children's bike accessories are a must. What equipment do kids need when cycling and what should you pay attention to when choosing accessories? From a bicycle helmet to a rain cover to handlebar bags, everything is included! Let's find out together which cool bike accessories make riding even safer and more fun for children.

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Bicycle helmets 

We'll start with the most obvious bike accessory: helmets. Bicycle helmets are the most important safety accessory for children's bicycles and should always be part of your basic equipment. The main function of helmets - as you can probably imagine - is to protect the head in the event of falls and accidents, which is particularly important for children. Because kids are often a little wilder and can easily lose their balance or get into unexpected situations. A well fitting one Children's helmet can be crucial in such moments and avoid serious injuries. 

When choosing your children's bicycle helmet, you should make sure that the helmet meets the requirements European safety standard (EN 1078) fulfilled. A helmet should be light and comfortable to wear to ensure that your child enjoys putting it on. Therefore, you should take your time to find the perfect helmet together! It is important to try on the helmet and test it thoroughly before your first ride to ensure the correct fit. 

He should sit tight, without causing pressure points, and the Front edge should be just above the eyebrows, to provide optimal protection.

If you are not yet sure which helmet is right for you, we would be happy to give you a small selection.

What does your child think? Meggy II Trend 2024? You can choose the coolest look from over 18 different designs. With optimal comfort, a secure fit and LED rear light, this helmet offers excellent protection for little cyclists. 

Or should he rather Street Jr. Pro be? Ideal for adventurous children. Whether on the terrain or in traffic - this helmet is a true all-rounder and fits thanks to the K-Fit-Adaptation system particularly good. Incredibly comfortable and super safe on the bike! 

Last but not least, the POP - This helmet is colorful and functional Mips® Brain Protection System, which means even more safety and protection for your child. Because in the event of an accident, this helmet can reduce the rotational forces of impacts and falls. 

Bicycle bells 

Bicycle bells are a small but extremely useful accessory for children's bicycles. They enable young cyclists to draw attention to themselves. For many kids, ringing the bell is an additional fun factor that encourages them to cycle even more.

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Luggage carrier

A luggage rack is not only practical, but also allows for versatile use. Whether for transporting school bags or freshly collected chestnuts, leaves, etc. - it makes cycling much easier. When choosing, pay attention to easy attachment and the right size for the bike.

Handlebar bags

Handlebar bags or bicycle bags are a great children's bike accessory that also offers additional storage space. You can use these bags for snacks, small toys or your favorite book. Practical models for children Bikes are often easy to install and offer a child-friendly design. Alternatively, handlebar baskets can also be attached to the bike. 

Bicycle stand

You will definitely need a sturdy bike stand to store the children's bike safely. Make sure you choose the right size stand. This depends on the size of the wheels. Most children's bikes have wheels ranging from 12, 14 or 16 inches to 18 or 20 inches. This depends on the age and size of your kids. 

Additional accessories for different seasons

In addition to the children's bike accessories already mentioned, there are some small accessories that are also recommended depending on the season or weather. 

This includes, for example, one Children's rain cover. Such a hood is a practical accessory for children's bicycles. Even in rain and wet conditions, it keeps little cyclists' heads dry. You can also prevent your kids from being distracted by raindrops in their eyes or from not feeling like cycling in “bad” weather. 

Next, let's take a look Winter under hats on. What is that? An absolute must-have when it comes to children's bike accessories! Small, cool winter under hats will keep your loved ones cozy and warm even in the freezing cold. Simply pull it over your head and enjoy the breathable, water-repellent warmth! Our tip for the winter: suitable gloves so that the little ones don't get cold fingers while cycling! 

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Winter cycling: This way little hands don't freeze

Thick gloves make it difficult to securely grip the brakes and handlebars. Better: Thin, windproof cycling gloves with rubber coating - combined with handlebar cuffs, children's hands stay flexible and warm.

Bicycle glasses are children's bicycle accessories, which can be worn all year round. Because they not only offer an effective one Protection against UV rays, but also from wind, Rain, dust or Insects, which can be unpleasant to see while driving. 

Conclusion: Warm, dry, safe & stylish! 

The right children's bike accessories are crucial for safety and fun while cycling. From high-quality helmets to sturdy bike stands and rain covers to practical handlebar bags and cycling glasses - equip your child for any weather so that they can always cycle safely and with joy. If you are currently still looking for the right one Children's bike accessories If you're looking for something, just browse through our section for little cyclists, you'll definitely find something suitable.

Frequently asked questions about the topic

At what bike size does my child need a luggage rack?

Luggage racks are useful for wheels with a wheel size of 16 inches and above if children go to school or to a sports club and have to transport things regularly. For smaller bikes (12-14 inches), handlebar bags or small baskets are usually sufficient, as the children are still mainly playing and have little luggage.

Can cycling glasses replace normal sunglasses?

No, special cycling glasses offer significantly more protection! They sit closer to the face, don't slip when you move and protect the sides from wind and insects. Normal sunglasses can easily fall off your head when shaken or have gaps through which wind and dirt can get in. In addition, cycling glasses are often made of shatterproof polycarbonate.

How do I attach a handlebar bag correctly?

Make sure that the bag sits firmly on the handlebars with Velcro fasteners or buckles and cannot swing. The bag should not hinder steering – it should be a maximum of 15-20 cm wide. Important: Do not load too heavily (maximum 1-2 kg), otherwise the steering will become cumbersome and children may lose control.

When should my child wear a rain cover instead of a rain jacket?

A rain cover over the helmet is ideal for short distances and light rain. It prevents water from running through the helmet ventilation and protects the helmet from getting wet. In the event of prolonged or heavy rain, a breathable rain jacket should also be worn. Important: The hood must fit tightly and must not restrict the view.

Which bike stand is best for children's bikes?

Side stands with a wide contact surface are particularly suitable for children's bikes, as they offer more stability than narrow models. Rear stands are even more stable, but are more difficult to install. Make sure the stand is height-adjustable or fits the exact bike size - a stand that is too short or long will make the bike unstable.

Do children need special winter undercaps or is a normal hat sufficient?

Special helmet undercaps are definitely better! They are cut flatter so that the helmet still fits and protects properly. Normal hats are often too thick, which means that the helmet no longer fits correctly and loses its protective effect. Helmet undercaps are also wind-resistant and often have extended ear flaps without annoying bobbles.

How can I prevent the bicycle bell from freezing in winter?

High-quality bells with galvanized or stainless metal parts are less likely to freeze. In severe frost, a drop of silicone spray on the bell clapper helps.

Alternatively: park the bike in a protected area or briefly defrost the bell with your warm hand before setting off. Plastic bells are resistant to frost, but often don't sound as loud.

Can handlebar baskets be too heavy for small children's bikes?

Yes, handlebar baskets that are too heavy can destabilize the steering! For children's bikes, baskets should weigh a maximum of 0.5-1 kg and be loaded with no more than 2-3 kg. Heavy loads are better placed on the luggage rack, as they have less of an impact on the center of gravity. Wicker baskets look nice, but are often too heavy - it's better to choose lightweight plastic or fabric baskets.

Are there also cycling glasses for children with visual impairment?

Yes, there are sports and cycling glasses with prescription or with inserts (clip-ins) into which ground lenses can be inserted. Alternatively, children can wear contact lenses under cycling glasses. Wearing normal glasses under cycling glasses usually doesn't work because they move against each other.

How often should bicycle accessories be checked and replaced?

You should check bicycle bells and stands before each season to ensure they are secure and functioning properly. Replace handlebar bags if there is visible wear or torn seams. Rain covers after 1-2 years as the material becomes porous due to UV radiation. Winter undercaps if they have holes or if they no longer fit under the helmet. Replace cycling glasses if they are scratched, as these can impair vision and be dangerous.

Melissa

Melissa writes about bicycle helmets, cycling and safety in road traffic. With a clear view of trends and consumer questions, she prepares specialist knowledge in such a way that it is easy to understand for readers and can be used immediately.