The Pedal Roar is a budget-friendly kid's bike that doesn't compromise on safety or looks. Made with smaller riders in mind the Pedal Roar features loads of youth-specific components: the front and rear v-brakes' levers the handlebars and pedals are all made for smaller bodies to reach. Even the frame features a lower stepover height under the seat making it easier for little riders to get on and off. These features combine with Shimano 7-speed gears and a grip shifter to help with the hills and make it easier for those who are just learning to use their gears. Front suspension rounds all of this out by reducing the bumps and giving a smoother more comfortable ride. Topped off with a cool look and awesome colour the Roar is the perfect bike to ride around your local park neighbourhood or even to school and back! 

Why Choose A Pedal Bike?

Built & Safety Checked 3 Times

Pedal kid's bikes are built by mechanics and safety checked three times before they leave the shop.

Great Value For Money

Pedal bikes are built for the budget conscious. Great bang for your buck, designed to ride great.

24" Size Guide

Pedal 24" Inch Wheel Bikes are recommended for children aged between 8 - 11 years old, approximately 125 - 148cm tall.

Questions Answered

What is the Pedal Roar used for?

The Pedal Roar is the perfect bike for riding around your local neighbourhood to and from school in the park and on bike paths.

Why choose the Pedal Roar?

The Pedal Roar offers a fun safe bike for an amazing price. Offering comfort and youth-specific geometry all in a package that your child will love the Pedal Roar is sure to be a hit. Add in great value for money and it is a bike that will be loved by both parents and kids alike!

Who is the Pedal Roar designed for?

The Pedal Roar is designed for smaller riders who are between about 125 - 148cm tall. Perfect for kids who want to get to and from school or who want to ride around their neighbourhood with friends. The front suspension and 7-speed gearset also make this bike great for those wanting to ride in their local park or on bike paths.