Mongoose Switch BMX Bike for Kids, 18-Inch Wheels, Includes Removable Training Wheels , Black : Childrens Bicycles : Sports & Outdoors

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Founded in 1974 in a Southern California garage, Mongoose was born when founder Skip Hess designed the MotoMag One wheel to make BMX bikes stronger with a rad new look. From there, BMX riding turned from an underground hobby to a full-blown phenomenon, with Mongoose's innovative products continually forging the sport's exciting new path. Mongoose riders dominated the BMX race circuit in the 1980s, while the company continued to push bicycle boundaries by pioneering the first wave of full-suspension mountain bike frames. Today, Mongoose continues to create products that push riders to thrilling new limits, whether it's ripping through gnarly mountain trails, stomping tricks in the park or owning the urban jungle. From reinventing the wheel to our current line of BMX, mountain and pavement bikes, Mongoose is synonymous with pure, unadulterated performance that always keeps the party going. For almost 40 years, Mongoose has been in the dirt, on the trails, and off the ramps. Founded in 1974 in a Southern California garage, Mongoose has always been an aggressive brand with products that push the limits of what a rider can do. Ride your own BMX for the first time, all by yourself, with the Mongoose Switch Boy's Freestyle BMX Bike with Training Wheels. A low, stand-over steel frame allows for easy access and control for young children. A foot brake allows for confidence when stopping. Styled like a pro rider's bike, this kid's bike features metal spoked wheels and black grips. An alloy four-bolt stem and four-piece handlebars adds strength for the ride. The durable chain guard helps protect from scrapes and cuts, while the removable training wheels help first-time riders find their balance at their own pace. This bike ships ready to be assembled and is ideal for riders between the ages of 8 and 10. The wheels measure 18 inches.

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