This article was written in the summer of 2016, when the Wiggins range of kids road bikes was released at Halfords.
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The Wiggins range was discontinued in 2021, but we’ve kept this article live as they’re great bikes that are commonly available secondhand on Ebay.
This article looks at the Wiggins road bikes for older kids. If you’re interested in the smaller end of the range check out our other article New Sir Bradley Wiggins kids bike range – balance and first pedal bikes.
The Sir Bradley Wiggins kids bike range was launched in July 2016 exclusively at Halfords. In this post we take a look at what Sir Bradley, as Britain’s first Tour de France winner, is most famous for – road cycling. The Wiggins Rouen Kids Road Bike range is cleverly branded “To the Podium” – following on from the smaller bikes which take your child “From the porch” and “To the park”.
Other Cycle Sprog posts you may like:
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- New Sir Bradley Wiggins kids bike range – balance and first pedal bikes
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- The best place to buy a kids bike
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This post was first published in June 2016, and updated in June 2025 as the range has been discontinued.
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