Trek Jet 16

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Trek’s Jet 16 delivers a great ride plus rugged durability and reliability you’ll really appreciate. And, your child will love the cool looks and sharp moto styling. The racy frame and fork are all steel and the components are sized just right for your tyke. It also comes with safety pads, tough tires, heavy-duty training wheels, and a confidence-inspiring coaster brake.

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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU Viper Red 00768682907788 501079 JET15489472D Matte Trek Black/Blazin’ Orange 00768682907795 501080 JET33443411E

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    Pros

    • Built to Last (8)
    • Smooth Ride (5)
    • Easy to Grow Into (5)
    • Stable (5)
    • Highly Adjustable (3)

    Cons

    • Heavy (4)
    • Quickly Outgrown

    Best Uses

    • First Learning (7)
    • Light Trails (5)
    • Street Riding (3)
    • Big Kids (2)
    • My son loves riding trail

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    Comments:

    He’s little, so for now just easy trail riding and side-walk. Nice cushion seat, no need to change it. Seat is a good strong tighten bolt on, not that cheap lever adjuster where you can remove seat. Nothing is bad about this bike, everything looks and seems fine. It’s just a great push peddle bike.

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    Pros

    • Highly Adjustable
    • Built to Last
    • Smooth Ride
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Stable

    Cons

    • Heavy

    Best Uses

    • Street Riding
    • Light Trails

    Comments:

    What can I say. […] the bike (Trek Jet 16) is perefect. […] I will be buying all my bikes there in the future. […] FYI, my son absolutly loved his new bike!

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    Pros

    • Built to Last
    • Easy to Grow Into

    Cons

    • Heavy

    Best Uses

    • First Learning
    • Big Kids

    Comments:

    Not worth [$] price tag. It’s a regular bike with the Trek name on it. Nothing wrong with it, BUT price tag should be around $100-$120 at most for what you getting. Crank and rear wheel movement is not smooth and it’s very heavy for a kid bike – It weight about the same as our large frame adult bikes!

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    Pros

    • Smooth Ride
    • Stable
    • Built to Last

    Cons

    • Quickly Outgrown
    • Heavy

    Best Uses

    • First Learning
    • Light Trails

    Comments:

    We have this bike in 12″, 16″ and 20″ and the problem is the same with the 16 and 20…the chain ring is so small that our kids can’t pedal fast enough to keep up on the bike path with their friends who have […] bikes. The bikes are high quality but become useless pretty fast if you have boys who want to get on with it. My four year old went from riding without training wheels to frustrated in about 4 weeks.

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    Pros

    • Built to Last

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • First Learning

    Comments:

    My son recieved this bike for his third birthday and is currently three and a half we have taken the training wheels off and he loves it. The bike holds up well and is easy to ride. The wide tires and low frame helped him learn to ride the bike with out the training wheels.

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    Pros

    • Built to Last
    • Stable
    • Looks Cool

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • My son loves riding trail
    • Light Trails
    • Street Riding
    • First Learning

    Comments:

    My son loves riding single track with me on this. He tackles roots and other obstacles. Well made, local bike shop support at CSH, bike can take a beating and keep on going. Worth the extra money. My sons smile says it all.

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    Pros

    • Built to Last
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Smooth Ride

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Big Kids
    • First Learning

    Comments:

    After much searching, we bought a pair of these bikes for our 5 year old twins and they couldn’t be happier. They’ve been riding “box mart” bikes for a couple years and I was constantly having to fix this or replace that. These bikes are sturdy, well constructed, and built to last. When looking for a good bike, I strongly suggest spending a little more money than you’d anticipate for a childs bike. It’s definitely worth it!

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    Pros

    • Built to Last
    • Smooth Ride
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Stable
    • Highly Adjustable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Light Trails
    • First Learning

    Comments:

    Just got this and love it for my 4 year old! The size is perfect and it rides smooth. It is a little heavy but I think it adds to its stability and my son won’t be lifting it anyway.

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    • No

    Pros

    • Highly Adjustable
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Built to Last
    • Smooth Ride
    • Stable

    Cons

    • Heavy

    Best Uses

    • Light Trails
    • First Learning
    • Street Riding

    Comments:

    This is the bike my daughter learned to ride without training wheels. She was highly motivated and learned quickly, in about a week. The Jet 16 is a very solid, well build little bike. It provided a very stable platform for learning, yet good enough performance that she was able to ride it up to twelve miles. At $[…], it is a little pricey for a kid’s bike, so if your child is not going to ride often, you might want to find something cheaper. However, if you plan to get them out with you on the trails and log some miles, this little bike will give them more than enough to grow and learn with.

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