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18'' Segway Ninebot Kids' Bike w/ Kickstand (Red or Blue)

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$100

$280

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Woot! has 18'' Segway Ninebot Kids' Bike w/ Kickstand (Red or Blue) for $99.99. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or is otherwise a flat $6 per order.

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Product Information:
  • Designed for children 5-10 years old with the height of 3'9'' - 4'9''
  • Front suspension
  • Front disc brake
  • Rear coaster brake
  • Aluminum alloy frame

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Woot! has 18'' Segway Ninebot Kids' Bike w/ Kickstand (Red or Blue) for $99.99. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or is otherwise a flat $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
  • Note: If you are checking out with Amazon Prime and you are seeing a shipping cost during checkout, look for and tap/click the "Use this address" button. The order page will finish loading and shipping will update.
Product Information:
  • Designed for children 5-10 years old with the height of 3'9'' - 4'9''
  • Front suspension
  • Front disc brake
  • Rear coaster brake
  • Aluminum alloy frame

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Model: Segway Ninebot Bike Kids 18"

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These bikes are very heavy. There. You've been warned.
These bikes are heavy but incredibly well built and my 6yo has been riding one since 5yo without issues, no problems with the weight and it's been great. It was an upgrade from his 16" bike (or 14", can't remember) first bike. The chain guard is a great feature. Bikes pretty bullet proof. I'd buy again. His next bike will be a 20" and lighter with freewheel, but this is a really great bike until then and his little brother will definitely enjoy it as well.
My fellow dad's, you have sold this dad on the deal.

May your new balances stay clean, and your cargo short pockets stay full.

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Jul 30, 2024
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BrokePanda
Jul 30, 2024
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These bikes are very heavy. There. You've been warned.
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dremagus
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These bikes are heavy but incredibly well built and my 6yo has been riding one since 5yo without issues, no problems with the weight and it's been great. It was an upgrade from his 16" bike (or 14", can't remember) first bike. The chain guard is a great feature. Bikes pretty bullet proof. I'd buy again. His next bike will be a 20" and lighter with freewheel, but this is a really great bike until then and his little brother will definitely enjoy it as well.
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Jul 31, 2024
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CalmBoundary841
Jul 31, 2024
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For god knows what reason, the small (sub-18") size with no front suspension uses a steel, black-painted bell that works great, and these larger sizes use blue/red anodized aluminum bell that doesn't work worth a crap (because aluminum is a TERRIBLE) choice for a bell). Just FYI.

Also, suspension on a bike like this is complete nonsense and makes these bikes (as others have mentioned) extremely heavy. Both our kids love theirs though.
Jul 31, 2024
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JeffJ1338
Jul 31, 2024
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Quote from dremagus :
These bikes are heavy but incredibly well built and my 6yo has been riding one since 5yo without issues, no problems with the weight and it's been great. It was an upgrade from his 16" bike (or 14", can't remember) first bike. The chain guard is a great feature. Bikes pretty bullet proof. I'd buy again. His next bike will be a 20" and lighter with freewheel, but this is a really great bike until then and his little brother will definitely enjoy it as well.
I concur. My son just turned 5 years old and is 50 lbs. He absolutely loves it. It's super solid and one of the few purchases I've made lately that I still feel really good about. Disc brake and suspension are honestly not necessary, but the kid loves bouncing on the suspension and thinks the brake is cool, so I am happy. Bell and kickstand being included saves you $10 on aftermarket stuff also.
Jul 31, 2024
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orioncygnus
Jul 31, 2024
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My son is like 4'4" 4'5" and 9 years old and around 60lbs. Looks like this is rated for 5-10 years old and 3'9"-4'9". I don't see a weight req. Should I just get something bigger?
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GreenTable7035
Jul 31, 2024
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Quote from JeffJ1338 :
I concur. My son just turned 5 years old and is 50 lbs. He absolutely loves it. It's super solid and one of the few purchases I've made lately that I still feel really good about. Disc brake and suspension are honestly not necessary, but the kid loves bouncing on the suspension and thinks the brake is cool, so I am happy. Bell and kickstand being included saves you $10 on aftermarket stuff also.
My fellow dad's, you have sold this dad on the deal.

May your new balances stay clean, and your cargo short pockets stay full.
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Bizkit64
Jul 31, 2024
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They also have a 14" for smaller kids (with training wheels) - I'm tempted to get it for my 2 year old to grow into.

Segway Ninebot Bike Kids 14" Pink - $69.99 - Free shipping for Prime members https://sport.woot.com/offers/seg...source=app

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GreenTable7035
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Quote from Bizkit64 :
They also have a 14" for smaller kids (with training wheels) - I'm tempted to get it for my 2 year old to grow into.

Segway Ninebot Bike Kids 14" Pink - $69.99 - Free shipping for Prime members https://sport.woot.com/offers/seg...source=app
If my 5 my was 2 I would do this. The huffy we got her at 2 was 75+ and utter garbage.
Jul 31, 2024
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dremagus
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Quote from Bizkit64 :
They also have a 14" for smaller kids (with training wheels) - I'm tempted to get it for my 2 year old to grow into.

Segway Ninebot Bike Kids 14" Pink - $69.99 - Free shipping for Prime members https://sport.woot.com/offers/seg...source=app
Up to you of course, but I'm a firm believer the first bike should be a balance bike for learning. Not saying you couldn't get that for once he has his balance down, but just a thought.
Jul 31, 2024
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FatLeprechaun
Jul 31, 2024
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Anyone have a link to training wheels that will fit with this 18" bike?

I know the 14" comes with training wheels, but I'm looking to add training to the 18".
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hari6631
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Quote from FatLeprechaun :
Anyone have a link to training wheels that will fit with this 18" bike?

I know the 14" comes with training wheels, but I'm looking to add training to the 18".
If the kid is ready for 18inch bike, I strongly suggest going without training wheels. First teach them how to balance using their legs and not to fall down. Once they master that it will be really quick for them to start walking using the bike and eventually bicycling on their own.
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seanleeforever
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Quote from FatLeprechaun :
Anyone have a link to training wheels that will fit with this 18" bike?

I know the 14" comes with training wheels, but I'm looking to add training to the 18".
Don't do training wheels. If you must do, get a balance bike instead.
Training wheels are one of those things people think will be useful, it actually works opposite.
I have the 14-in and 18 inch bike, I use a training wheel for exactly half an hour before I find out how useless it is in teaching kids how to bike.
Aug 1, 2024
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alfaomega
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The bike retails for $149 on Amazon, so not a huge savings even though MSRP is $299.
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OliveMagic120
Aug 2, 2024
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Quote from seanleeforever :
Don't do training wheels. If you must do, get a balance bike instead.
Training wheels are one of those things people think will be useful, it actually works opposite.
I have the 14-in and 18 inch bike, I use a training wheel for exactly half an hour before I find out how useless it is in teaching kids how to bike.
Most people don't install the training wheels correctly. They should be installed higher than the back wheel so the bike can wobble and the child can learn to balance.

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Quote from OliveMagic120 :
Most people don't install the training wheels correctly. They should be installed higher than the back wheel so the bike can wobble and the child can learn to balance.
hmm, not sure when was the last bike you installed the training wheel on, but it is pretty much fool proof for the bike that designed with training wheels.
and yes, it can wobble, but the degree of wobble is simply not sufficient for child to learn how to lean and turn in low speed, and next thing you know they depend on it.

this is one of those things that is designed by people who already knows how to ride a bike and forget how it was when they first start learning the bike.

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