Bobbin®

Assembling a Bobbin junior bike is really easy and fun. Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembling the bike. 

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• The basket is attached simply by the straps. Only the Gingersnap 24" comes with a basket support.
• The box contains basic tools. You will also need scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• The basket is not machine made, it is hand woven from natural materials. Inconsistencies in weave, finish and colour are to be expected and are part of its charm.

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays).

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

If two sizes fit, go for the bigger. It will fit for longer whilst your child grows.

• Frame: Steel
• Forks: Steel
• Handlebars: Chrome-plated steel
• Stem: Steel
• Gears: Singlespeed
• Chainring: Steel
• Cranks: Alloy
• Grips: Rubber
• Brakes: Alloy dual-pivot with easy-reach levers
• Chainguard: Plastic
• Mudguard: Painted steel
• Wheels: Alloy 16”
• Tyres: Cream 16x1.75”. Blue Moonbugs have brown tyres
• Saddle: Bobbin vegan leather sprung saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Bell: Steel silver ding-dong bell
• Stabilisers (training wheels): Painted steel, cream plastic wheels
• Basket: Wicker with brown vegan leather straps
• Please note: exact specifications can vary between production batches. Contact us if you are in any doubt.

Assembling a Bobbin junior bike is really easy and fun. Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembling the bike. 

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• The basket is attached simply by the straps. Only the Gingersnap 24" comes with a basket support.
• The box contains basic tools. You will also need scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• The basket is not machine made, it is hand woven from natural materials. Inconsistencies in weave, finish and colour are to be expected and are part of its charm.

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

If two sizes fit, go for the bigger. It will fit for longer whilst your child grows.

• Forks: Steel
• Frame: Steel
• Handlebars: Chrome-plated steel
• Stem: Steel
• Gears: Singlespeed
• Chainring: Steel
• Cranks: Alloy
• Grips: Rubber
• Brakes: Alloy dual-pivot with easy-reach levers
• Chainguard: Plastic
• Mudguard: Painted steel
• Wheels: Alloy 12”
• Tyres: Cream 12.5 x2 1/4”. Blue Moonbugs have brown tyres.
• Saddle: Bobbin vegan leather sprung saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Basket: Wicker with brown vegan leather straps
• Bell: Steel silver ding-dong bell
• Stabilisers (training wheels): Painted steel, cream plastic wheels
• Please note: exact specifications can change between production batches. Contact us if you are in any doubt.

Assembling a Bobbin balance bike is really easy and fun. Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembling the bike. 

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars and front must be attached.
• The basket is attached simply by the straps.
• The box contains basic tools. You will also need scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• The basket is not machine made, it is hand woven from natural materials. Inconsistencies in weave, finish and colour are to be expected and are part of its charm.

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays).

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

• Frame: Hi-Ten steel
• Bell: silver chrome steel ding dong bell
• Handlebars: Chrome-plated steel
• Stem: Quill stem
• Grips: Rubber
• Wheels: Alloy 12”
• Tyres: Cream 12.5 x 2 1/4"
• Saddle: Bobbin vegan leather saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Basket: Wicker with brown vegan leather straps
• Weight: approx 5kg
• Please note: exact specifications can vary between production batches. Contact us if you are in any doubt

Assembling a Bobbin balance bike is really easy and fun. Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembling the bike. 

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars and front must be attached.
• The basket is attached simply by the straps.
• The box contains basic tools. You will also need scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• The basket is not machine made, it is hand woven from natural materials. Inconsistencies in weave, finish and colour are to be expected and are part of its charm.

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays).

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

• Frame: Hi-Ten steel
• Bell: silver chrome steel ding dong bell
• Handlebars: Chrome-plated steel
• Stem: Quill stem
• Grips: Rubber
• Wheels: Alloy 12”
• Tyres: Cream 12.5 x 2 1/4"
• Saddle: Bobbin vegan leather saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Basket: Wicker with brown vegan leather straps
• Weight: approx 5kg
• Please note: exact specifications can vary between production batches. Contact us if you are in any doubt

Assembling a Bobbin junior bike is really easy and fun. Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembling the bike. 

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• The basket is attached simply by the straps. Only the Gingersnap 24" comes with a basket support.
• The box contains basic tools. You will also need scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• The basket is not machine made, it is hand woven from natural materials. Inconsistencies in weave, finish and colour are to be expected and are part of its charm.

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

If two sizes fit, go for the bigger. It will fit for longer whilst your child grows.

• Frame: Steel
• Forks: Steel
• Handlebars: Chrome-plated steel
• Stem: Steel
• Gears: Shimano Tourney 7 speed with rapid fire shifter
• Chainring: Steel
• Cranks: Alloy
• Grips: Rubber
• Brakes: Alloy dual-pivot with easy-reach levers
• Chainguard: Painted Steel
• Mudguard: Painted steel
• Wheels: Alloy 20”
• Tyres: Cream 20x1.5”
• Saddle: Bobbin vegan leather sprung saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Basket: Wicker with brown vegan leather straps
• Kickstand: Alloy
• Weight: approx 11.5kg
• Please note: exact specifications can vary between production batches. Contact us if you are in any doubt

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Assembling your bike is empowering. It’s a great way to understand how it works! Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembly. View our assembly video here.

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• You will need a multi-tool or hex key set, 10mm spanner, 15mm wrench, scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• If you assemble your own bike, it’s very important that you do it correctly. If you have doubts, pay your local bike mechanic to check over your handiwork or assemble it for you.
• In the first few weeks of use, you can expect your bike to ‘bed-in’. You must check everything is tight before each ride. Cables will stretch so your gears and brakes will need adjustment.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

Rider heights are given as a guide only. Everyone has different length legs, regardless of height. We strongly recommend measuring the inside leg before choosing the size!

• Weight: 13kg
• Frame: Alloy
• Forks: Steel unicrown
• Handlebars: Alloy
• Stem: Alloy quill stem
• Grips: Duracork
• Gear shifter: Shimano rapidfire
• Gears: Shimano Tourney 7 speed, rear cassette 14-34
• Chainset: Steel, 44T
• Crank: Steel
• Pedals: Alloy
• Brakes: Tektro caliper brakes
• Wheels: Double wall alloy with stainless steel spoke, 700c
• Tyres: Cream 700 x 35c
• Mudguards: Painted steel
• Saddle: Bobbin stitched and sprung vegan leather
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Kickstand: Alloy
• Rear carrier: Alloy
• Silver bell

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Assembling your bike is empowering. It’s a great way to understand how it works! Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembly. View our assembly video here.

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• You will need a multi-tool or hex key set, 10mm spanner, 15mm wrench, scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• If you assemble your own bike, it’s very important that you do it correctly. If you have doubts, pay your local bike mechanic to check over your handiwork or assemble it for you.
• In the first few weeks of use, you can expect your bike to ‘bed-in’. You must check everything is tight before each ride. Cables will stretch so your gears and brakes will need adjustment.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

Rider heights are given as a guide only. Everyone has different length legs, regardless of height. We strongly recommend measuring the inside leg before choosing the size!

• Folded dimensions: approx 85cm long x 68cm high x 35cm wide
• Weight: approx 13.5kg
• Frame: Alloy
• Handlebars: Chrome plated
• Stem: Alloy quill stem
• Grips: Duracork
• Gear shifter: Shimano gripshift
• Gears: Shimano Tourney 7 speed
• Chainset: Steel 44T
• Crank: Steel
• Pedals: Alloy folding
• Brakes: Tektro V brake
• Rims: Alloy 20”
• Tyres: Kenda Cream 20”x1.5”
• Mudguards: Painted steel
• Saddle: Bobbin vinyl saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy microadjust
• Kickstand: Alloy
• Carrier: Chrome steel
• Bell

* Please note exact specs can change between production batches

Assembling your bike is empowering. It’s a great way to understand how it works! Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembly. View our assembly video here.

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• You will need a multi-tool or hex key set, 10mm spanner, 15mm wrench, scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• If you assemble your own bike, it’s very important that you do it correctly. If you have doubts, pay your local bike mechanic to check over your handiwork or assemble it for you.
• In the first few weeks of use, you can expect your bike to ‘bed-in’. You must check everything is tight before each ride. Cables will stretch so your gears and brakes will need adjustment.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

Rider heights are given as a guide only. Everyone has different length legs, regardless of height. We strongly recommend measuring the inside leg before choosing the size!

• Weight: 15kg
• Frame: Tig welded steel
• Forks: Steel crown lugged
• Handlebars: Steel North Road
• Stem: Alloy quill stem
• Grips: Duracork
• Gear shifters: Shimano rapidfire
• Gears: Shimano Tourney 7 speed, rear cassette 14-28T
• Chainset: Steel 44T
• Crank: Steel
• Pedals: Steel/plastic
• Brakes: Tektro caliper brakes
• Wheels: Double wall alloy 700c, stainless steel spokes
• Tyres: Cream Kenda 700x35c
• Mudguards: Painted steel
• Saddle: Bobbin stitched and sprung vegan leather
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Kickstand: alloy
• Ding-dong bell

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Assembling your bike is empowering. It’s a great way to understand how it works! Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembly. View our assembly video here.

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• You will need a multi-tool or hex key set, 10mm spanner, 15mm wrench, scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• If you assemble your own bike, it’s very important that you do it correctly. If you have doubts, pay your local bike mechanic to check over your handiwork or assemble it for you.
• In the first few weeks of use, you can expect your bike to ‘bed-in’. You must check everything is tight before each ride. Cables will stretch so your gears and brakes will need adjustment.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

Rider heights are given as a guide only. Everyone has different length legs, regardless of height. We strongly recommend measuring the inside leg before choosing the size!

• Weight: approx 12kg
• Frame: Tig welded Chromoly steel, with rack, mudguard and bottle frame bosses
• Frame sizes: SM - 45cm seat tube, 53cm top tube, 12cm head tube. ML - 57cm seat tube, 57cm top tube, 16cm head tube.
• Forks: Steel lugged crown fork
• Handlebars: chrome plated steel
• Stem: Alloy quill stem 60mm extension
• Grips: Brown duracork
• Gear shifter: Shimano rapid fire
• Gears: Shimano Altus 8 speed, rear cassette 12-32T
• Chainset: Steel with protective lip, 44T
• Cranks: Alloy
• Pedals: Alloy/plastic
• Brakes: Tektro caliper brakes
• Wheels: Double wall alloy 700c, stainless steel spokes
• Tyres: Cream/brown Kenda 700x32c
• Saddle: Bobbin narrow sport saddle
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Kickstand: alloy
• Bell: Bobbin embossed ringer bell

We aim to ship orders received before 12 noon GMT on the same day (Monday - Friday, excluding UK Public Holidays). Orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the following business day.

Orders received between 12 noon on Friday and 12 noon on Monday will be shipped on Monday (excluding UK Public Holidays). 

These are estimated delivery times and may be affected occasionally by factors outside our control. If you have a deadline - a birthday for example - make sure you order well in advance to avoid stress or disappointment.

(1) - Package shipping internationally might be subjected to import taxes, customs duties and/or additional local fees imposed by the destination country. Bobbin does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. Certain countries might also require additional documents. If the necessary information is not provided, this may result in delays in the order. 

Assembling your bike is empowering. It’s a great way to understand how it works! Please click here to view our step by step guide to assembly. View our assembly video here.

• The bike arrives in a box. The handlebars, front wheel, front mudguard, pedals and saddle must be attached.
• You will need a multi-tool or hex key set, 10mm spanner, 15mm wrench, scissors, pliers, a screwdriver and a pump.

Some things to note:

• If you assemble your own bike, it’s very important that you do it correctly. If you have doubts, pay your local bike mechanic to check over your handiwork or assemble it for you.
• In the first few weeks of use, you can expect your bike to ‘bed-in’. You must check everything is tight before each ride. Cables will stretch so your gears and brakes will need adjustment.

Finding the correct size bike starts with measuring the legs. Take a measuring tape, place it on the floor inside the leg and measure upwards. Now check the chart below.

Rider heights are given as a guide only. Everyone has different length legs, regardless of height. We strongly recommend measuring the inside leg before choosing the size!

If you can fit on either size:

• Choose S/M if you are a nervous rider and/or want an easy “nippy” shopping bike.
• Choose M/L if you are a confident rider and/or looking for a “dutch-style” bike. It has bigger wheels and a higher centre of gravity.

• Weight: 13.5kg
• Frame: Alloy 6061
• Forks: Steel crown lugged
• Handlebars: Alloy
• Stem: Alloy quill stem
• Grips: Duracork
• Gear shifters: Shimano rapidfire
• Gears: Shimano Tourney 21 speed, rear cassette 14-28T
• Chainset: Steel 48/38/28T
• Crank: Steel
• Pedals: Alloy
• Brakes: Tektro caliper brakes
• Wheels: Double wall alloy 26” (S/M) 700c (M/L), stainless steel spokes
• Tyres: Cream 26x1 3/8 (S/M) 700x35c (M/L)
• Mudguards: Painted steel
• Saddle: Bobbin stitched and sprung vegan leather
• Seatpost: Alloy micro adjust
• Rear carrier: painted steel
• Kickstand: Alloy
• Ding-dong bell

Which size helmet should I go for?

The best way to make sure the helmet will fit you is to measure your head. This is also the case for kids as age is not a good indicator. 

This is the best way to do this:

• Have a flexible tape measure and place it around the circumference of your head.
• Position the tape measure at the middle of your forehead, 2 fingers above your ears and at the widest point at the back of your head.
• Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.

Which size helmet should I go for?

The best way to make sure the helmet will fit you is to measure your head. This is also the case for kids as age is not a good indicator. 

This is the best way to do this:

• Have a flexible tape measure and place it around the circumference of your head.
• Position the tape measure at the middle of your forehead, 2 fingers above your ears and at the widest point at the back of your head.
• Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.

Which size helmet should I go for?

The best way to make sure the helmet will fit you is to measure your head. This is also the case for kids as age is not a good indicator. 

This is the best way to do this:

• Have a flexible tape measure and place it around the circumference of your head.
• Position the tape measure at the middle of your forehead, 2 fingers above your ears and at the widest point at the back of your head.
• Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.

Which size helmet should I go for?

The best way to make sure the helmet will fit you is to measure your head. This is also the case for kids as age is not a good indicator. 

This is the best way to do this:

• Have a flexible tape measure and place it around the circumference of your head.
• Position the tape measure at the middle of your forehead, 2 fingers above your ears and at the widest point at the back of your head.
• Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.

Which size helmet should I go for?

The best way to make sure the helmet will fit you is to measure your head. This is also the case for kids as age is not a good indicator. 

This is the best way to do this:

• Have a flexible tape measure and place it around the circumference of your head.
• Position the tape measure at the middle of your forehead, 2 fingers above your ears and at the widest point at the back of your head.
• Note the result and then browse our amazing helmet range! Be aware that sizing varies from model to model.