Best kids’ full-suspension mountain bikes 2025
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Best 24 inch kids mountain bikes for age 7-10 years
The best mountain bikes for children who love riding off-road bumpy stuff, hitting mountain bike trails and cross-country MTB riding. There’s something for all budgets and types of riding.
Best 24 inch kids bikes for 7-10 year-olds
Welcome to our buyers guide that recommends the best 24 inch wheel kids bikes in a range of different prices and bike types. A 24 inch kids bike is usually suitable for children aged about 8 years old and over, but at this stage the height of your child and size of bike frame is…
Cube Acid 260 Disc
The Cube Acid 260 Disc is a fantastic Mid-Range option, offering Good Value for parents looking for a versatile bike that their child can ride everywhere.
Weighing in at 13.8kg, this bike comes with good quality components for the price, including powerful hydraulic disc brakes for dependable stopping power in all weathers.
It’s designed to be a great all-rounder with an efficient, comfortable riding position and multi-surface tyres, making it perfect for mixed terrain cycling from tarmac to gentle off-road paths.
We were impressed with its smaller sibling in our review of the Cube Acid 240 Disc Mountain Bike and would happily recommend this model.
If you’re looking for a comfortable, quality bike for a variety of riding, the Cube Acid 260 Disc is a great choice and available to buy now.
Cube Cubie 120
The Cube Cubie 120 pedal bike has been discontinued and replaced by the Cube Numove 120 12 inch pedal bike.
If you can find on secondhand, the bike has a lightweight aluminium frame and forks and comes with child sized brake levers, a chain protector and a carry handle on the rear of the saddle for when you end up having to carry it.
The rear brake on the Cubie 120 is a coaster brake, which is operated by your child pedalling backwards, whilst the front brake is a v-brake on the rim, operated by the brake lever. Coaster brakes are very popular on the continent and in the US but are not very common in the UK.
They’re a good idea if your child isn’t ready to operate a brake lever, but they will have to learn how to do this when they move up to larger bikes.