The Guardian 14 Inch Bike has a lightweight steel frame, making it easy to control while still durable enough to outlast your kid. Like every Guardian bike, it’s kid-tested to be safe and fun to ride.
14 Inch Bike
169Guardian 14 Inch Bike
Age: 3 - 5 yearsHeight: 37 - 43 inches
$269
$249
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SureStop Brake
System
Balance Bike Method Compatible
Training Wheels Compatible
Easy 5
Minute Setup
We Make It Easy on the Parents Too
Flat Rate Shipping
Shipping is $29 flat, and in-stock orders leave our warehouse within 1 business day.
365 Smooth Ride Guarantee
We want to make sure the bike is perfect for your family, so we give you a FULL YEAR to test it out.
Quick and Easy Setup
Get the bike from box to pavement in 10 minutes. So easy a busy parent can do it with ease.
Customer Reviews
4.6 Based on 169 Reviews
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WC
07/25/2024
Woo C.
United StatesNot bad but…
Bike works. It goes well, brakes well. But I think they can invest more on some details. For instance, it has been less than 2 weeks since purchase but I started to notice that chains were making a sound and getting stuck. What happened was the chain guard bended and was getting in the way of the chain (see picture). The chain guard is made of very thin metal, so it bent with light use. We have training wheels, so it is not likely to have fallen hard on a hard surface to cause the bending. Talking about training wheels, they feel cheap and is noisy. I also have training wheels from Trek and these ones feel more flimsy. I’m not sure why, but they also make a lot of noise.
S
07/25/2024
Steve
United StatesOutstanding customer service and love the bike!
The experience was great all around! This was a birthday gift for our grandson. The thoughtful innovative design - braking system, seat options, fun colors, etc. is ideal for little ones learning to ride a bike. He literally started riding after we presented the bike to him. (Note- it had training wheels but he had a balance bike (not Guardian) that he never liked.) He was very excited about his “big boy” bike! Also, the customer service was outstanding. We had some shipping and delivery issues that was my fault but the service team went above and beyond to make it right. Finally, the assembly videos are really helpful. Thanks to the entire Guardian team!
VH
07/21/2024
Vernon H.
United StatesAwesome bike!
We purchased this bike because the cheap big store bikes were garbage and the riding posture on them is terrible for actually learning. Within 4 hours of having the bike my son went from learning to use it as a balance bike with no pedals to pedaling on his own with no training wheels! He learned how to balance by pushing it around first in a big parking lot and then asked me for the pedals. I put the pedals on and helped him balance while figuring out the pedaling motion. After about an hour of that he just rode away all of a sudden and that was it. He’s been on it every day since then and loves it! Nobody can believe how fast he learned how to ride with it!
AS
07/20/2024
Abby S.
United StatesAwesome bikes!
Our family loves these bikes!!! We want from none of our kids (ages 8,6, and 4) and dreading any attempts at learning to all 3 loving to ride their bikes and all learning within 30 minutes of getting their Guardian bike:). It is important to get the right size, and recommend going smaller if it's their first without training wheels. I couldn't believe even our 4 year old learned so easy! His coordination skills are still developing with walking/running so thought was a long shot on riding a bike but he picked it up just as easily as his older sisters. Would recommend this bike for any kid trying to learn to ride a bike or just wanting a good quality kids bike:). Was also very easy to put together and service was great when had to change out some handle bar grips!
CK
07/18/2024
Caleb K.
United StatesI really wanted to like this bike
I had high hopes for this bike but ultimately was let down in the end. I put together the bike and started undertaking the teaching process. I was advised by a guardian associate to take a step back andgo to balance bike status but when I went to take off the pedals I have been unable to do so. Harder than advertised to get my little one riding but perhaps I am doing things wrong? Regardless it should be easy to assemble and disassemble for the different modes which hasn’t been so.
