The Forme Cubley 14 has all the features that you want when your child is learning to ride so they gain confidence quickly.
Weighing in at just 6.12kg the Cubley 14 is light enough for your child to pick it up and manoeuvre themselves, and not too heavy for you to carry if they suddenly decide they’ve had enough halfway through your ride.
The geometry of this bike has been designed with the youngest of riders in mind, and it comes with a size specific crankset and pedals for little legs, narrow bars, and a short reach stem. The 14″ diameter wheelset is alloy and attaches to the frame with nuts.
The headset – the bit that attaches the fork to the frame – is an integrated one so keeps the bearings hidden away internally and hopefully away from the great British weather!
If you’re wondering where the name Cubley comes from, it’s a tiny parish in Derbyshire, which was mentioned in the Domesday Book.
We were very impressed with the slightly larger Forme Cubley 18 we were sent to review.
