Balance bike
Small bicycle without pedals , with or without hand brake.
Ideal for learning balance and steering technique.
Training bike
Non-gear bicycle with training wheels. With coaster brake and/or hand brakes. Ideal for learning to ride a bike .
Training bike
Basic single-speed bicycle with coaster brake and/or hand brake . The bicycles do not have training wheels, but these can be installed. Ideal for flat surfaces at low speeds .
mountain bike
A basic bicycle with hand brakes and gears, but no suspension. These bikes are generally the least expensive. With its knobby tires, it's ideal if you'll be riding on various types of terrain (e.g., camping).
Hybrid (city) bicycle
Fully equipped bicycle with hand brakes , gears , and with or without suspension . Designed for a comfortable riding position and for adding accessories (basket, mudguards, luggage rack, child seat, etc.). This bicycle is ideal for long rides on the bike path .
Road bike (racing)
High-performance bikes designed for speed over long distances. Equipped with lightweight, generally higher-quality components for enhanced precision. The thin wheels and handlebar position contribute to their aerodynamic design.
Mountain biking
Fully equipped bikes with single or dual suspension . These bikes offer the same performance as mountain bikes with improved suspension for bumps and rough terrain . Some bikes in this category are NOT suitable for downhill mountain biking.
fixed gear bike
Single-speed bicycle with a fixed gear and hand brake. Some models have a double-sprocket rear wheel ; therefore, it is possible to brake by backpedaling or to reverse by pedaling backward, depending on the choice. Ideal for training .
Cruiser bike
Single-speed bicycle with coaster brake . Some models also have hand brakes. Ideal for riding on flat surfaces .