Trek Jet 20

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Your young pilot will be ready for takeoff on Trek’s Jet 20. With cool moto styling, lightweight aluminum construction and stylish fenders, it’s a bike both you and your child will love. This great-riding bicycle comes with powerful hand and coaster brakes, a pad set and chainguard, too.

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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU Matte Trek Black/Blue Moon 00768682907825 500784 JET29173195N Trek White/Lime Green 00768682907832 500785 JET25617866N

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    Pros

    • Stable (5)
    • Smooth Ride (4)
    • Lightweight (3)
    • Durable (3)
    • Built to Last (3)

    Cons

    • Heavy (2)
    • Quickly Outgrown (2)
    • Back fender flimsy
    • Pedaling
    • None

    Best Uses

    • First Learning (5)
    • Light Trails (4)
    • Street Riding (2)
    • Street bike for beginners
    • Road Biking

    Reviewed by 11 customers

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    Pros

    • Gear Ratio For Street Use
    • Stylish
    • Low Seat For Beginners
    • Easy To Use

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Street Bike For Beginners

    Comments:

    Our daughter loves this bike because of its low slung seat height option (good for beginners) and easy to peddle gearing (good for beginners and uphill, though not for older kids trying to go fast), not to mention the cool factor from its white and green color. Sales folks say it is equally popular for girls and boys, despite Trek’s classifying it as a boys bike.

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    Pros

    • Durable
    • Versatile
    • Lightweight

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    I know it’s for boys, but my 8yr old daughter’s favorite color in green and this bike has been nothing short of perfect. Very well built and she absolutely loves it. Highly recommend!

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    Pros

    • Versatile
    • Lightweight
    • Durable
    • Easy to use
    • Great for beginners
    • High Quality

    Cons

    • None

    Best Uses

    • General Uses

    Comments:

    I bought Jet 20 for my older son (8) last year, and my younger son (6) the Jet 16. They have been excellent for my boys. I will be trading in the jet 16 for the Jet 20 for my younger son this summer.

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    Pros

    • Cool Factor
    • Lightweight
    • Durable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    Comments:

    I just bought this bicicle and I know already it will be a durable bike because we have purchased the 16″ bike before and after a few years of use, it stills looks pretty good (and I have an active 8 yo boy).This is a handsome bike (green) and my son is very excited with his birthday gift. Now I want to add that my husband and I were very happy with the quality of service we received at my LBS. The salesperson was cordial, patient, and professional. We will definelely come back and recommend the place to friends. Thank you!

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    Comments:

    What a fantastic bike. The grips are nice, the seat is high quality, the padding on the middle bar is top notch. This is the best bike for your money. I compared to Target’s bikes, they are cheap and chinsey compared. Spend the extra 50-100 and you won’t be disappointed.

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    Pros

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

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Street Riding
    • Light Trails
    • First Learning

    Comments:

    My 6-year old had grown out of his 16-inch bike, so we decided to get a quality bike for the first one that he’d be taking on streets and hilly trails. This bike is high-quality, easy for him to maneuver, and will fit him for at least two, and maybe three, years. I feel so happy to have such a great bike for him right off, as he’s learning to ride for real. I feel good that he’ll be on a well-made bike that’s ergonomically correct for him. Plus, it looks just fantastic, I must say.

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    Pros

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

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • First Learning

    Comments:

    this is a bike that kids love to ride and ride

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    Pros

    • Stable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • First Learning

    Comments:

    This bike was highly suggested by a bike teacher for my 52 inch son who is just starting out. Yes he will out grow it but it’s a great starter.

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    Pros

    • Smooth Ride
    • Stable

    Cons

    • Quickly Outgrown
    • Heavy
    • Wears Quickly

    Best Uses

    • First Learning
    • Light Trails

    Comments:

    It is allright but It is outgrown very quickly And it dosent have the greatest chaux ever

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    Pros

    • Built to Last
    • Smooth Ride
    • Stable

    Cons

    • Pedaling
    • Heavy
    • Quickly Outgrown

    Best Uses

    • Light Trails
    • First Learning

    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.

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