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Janaki Jitchotvisut

CAKE Wants To Get Kids Riding With Its New Range Of Bikes

Teaching kids how to ride bikes is a rite of passage for many. If you’re a motorcycle rider, though, and you have kids in your family, there’s probably some part of you that’s hoping they’ll follow in your footsteps one day. Enter CAKE’s newest lineup, which it’s calling the Kids Evolution Program. It’s a trio of bikes (Ready, Steady, and Go) designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding as they move up to their first motorbikes. Let’s take a look. 

Within this ecosystem, let’s say you have a very tiny child. Their life on two wheels can now start off with the CAKE Ready, which is a little gray-and-white, all-aluminum balance bike. It’s designed specifically for kids aged 1.5 to 4 years old, and it weighs just 6.6 pounds. This bike is meant to help kids develop their first concepts of balance, and is purely a push-type bike—no pedals are even involved just yet.  

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