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Trek’s Mystic 16 offers fun style your little one will love with durability you’ll appreciate! The bright colors, accessories and smart graphics are sure to catch her eye. And, you’ll be confident knowing it’s got the Trek name backing it up. The frame and fork are made of durable steel and it comes outfitted with handlebar pads, tough tires and sturdy training wheels. And perhaps, more importantly, it has tassels.
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Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Metallic Pink 00745889827644 15740011110 Mint Pearl 00768682270509 15740011213 Bubble Bath Pink/Pink Raspberry 00768682427286 15740011014 -
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Pros
- Built to Last (13)
- Stable (13)
- Smooth Ride (12)
- Easy to Grow Into (11)
- Highly Adjustable (11)
Cons
- Rims rust easily
- Poor Components
- Quickly Outgrown
- Need front wheel
- NO CONS PERFECT BIKE
Best Uses
- First Learning (14)
- Street Riding (7)
- Big Kids (3)
- Light Trails (2)
- GRANDAUGHTER LOVED IT
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Pros
- Sturdy
- Quality Bike
- Well Constructed
Cons
- Spokes And Rims Get Rusty
Best Uses
- Best First Bike
Comments:
One of the best bikes out there for the first timers! 5 year old learned riding on two wheels in 3 days. Love every bit of it. When she outgrows it, will most definitely buy the Mystic 20″.
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Handles Well
Cons
- Poor Components
- Flimsy Construction
Best Uses
- Road Biking
Comments:
My two young duaghters ages 4-7 have used two of these bicycles
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Pros
- Built to Last
- Easy to Grow Into
- Highly Adjustable
- Stable
- Smooth Ride
Cons
Best Uses
- First Learning
- Light Trails
- Big Kids
- Street Riding
Comments:
Grandparents got a cheapy princess bike online and the chain kept slipping and falling off, so we decided our 5 year old needed a quality bike. The Mystic 16 has been great. Solid components, good control. There was some pedal squeaking, but we raised the seat a bit (to adjust the torque) and it went away. The seat is a little small, and she’s getting that pimply butt rash from all the riding we’ve been doing. But that comes with the territory… We ride all over town, even put it in the bike rack on the bus. She can pick it up when it falls down (or if she falls down off it). I would definitely recommend the Mystic 16 for a kid who needs a well-constructed bike for extensive cruising.
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Originally posted on Trek’s website
Pros
- Smooth Ride
Cons
- Quickly Outgrown
Best Uses
- First Learning
Comments:
great bicycle, trek-= amazing
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- No
Pros
- Stable
- Highly Adjustable
- Smooth Ride
- Built to Last
- Easy to Grow Into
Cons
- NO CONS PERFECT BIKE
Best Uses
- Light Trails
- 100 PERFECT BIKE
- GRANDAUGHTER LOVED IT
- First Learning
- Street Riding
Comments:
THIS BIKE WAS SO PERFECT & MADE SO WELL ONLY DOWNFALL WAS OTHERS MUST HAVE GOTTEN JEALOUS THEY DIDNT HAVE IT SO THEY STOLE IT & WE CANT AFFORD HER ANOTHER ONE. SAD SOMEONE STEALS A 6YEAR OLDS BIKE W TRAINING WHEELS.
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Originally posted on Trek’s website
Pros
- Easy to Grow Into
- Highly Adjustable
- Smooth Ride
- Built to Last
- Stable
Cons
Best Uses
- First Learning
Comments:
Bought this for my 3 year old daughter and she can’t get enough of it. We bought it big because she was in between sizes but she is doing great. It is a smooth ride and well worth paying a little extra for a quality starter that will have your child smile with confidence on their first ride.
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- No
Pros
- Highly Adjustable
- Built to Last
- Stable
Cons
- Heavy
- Rims rust easily
Best Uses
- First Learning
Comments:
My tiny 6 y.o. daughter learned to ride on this Trek. It’s low gear pedals very easily, which was good for her first rides. That low gear is now a bother to her as she spins like crazy to keep up with the other kids on similar bikes. Ours and one other Mystic have heavily rusted rims. For corrosion and especially WEIGHT SAVINGS, the rims on little kid bikes ought to be aluminum. 21.5 lbs w/o training wheels, basket or tassels is TOO HEAVY for kids 30-45 lbs themselves. How’d you like to pedal a bike more than half your bodyweight?! For a while, Trek offered the MT-16 with aluminum frame and rims…I bet it was lighter. Alas, lighter 16″ bikes are hard to find. (After much searching, we got an 18 pounder for our son.) If your child is doomed to have a heavy first bike, it may as well be designed as thoughfully as this Trek Mystic.
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Pros
- Built to Last
- Highly Adjustable
- Stable
- Smooth Ride
- Easy to Grow Into
Cons
Best Uses
- Street Riding
- First Learning
Comments:
Excellent sturdy bike that is great looking too. Our 4 year old loves it and its stable and sturdy a definite upgrade from a toy store or big box store bike. Definitely recommend!
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Pros
- Stable
- Built to Last
Cons
Best Uses
- First Learning
Comments:
Great first bike for my 4yo. daughter. Northshore Cycle did a great job on fitting bike.
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Originally posted on Trek’s website
Pros
- Stable
- Highly Adjustable
- Smooth Ride
- Easy to Grow Into
- Built to Last
Cons
Best Uses
- First Learning
- Street Riding
Comments:
This is my daughter’s first two-wheeler. She is 4 1/2. She adores the bike. It is good quality and easy for her to handle. As far as style, we like that it is feminine but not pink (we have the blue one with black tires). And my daughter loves the basket. There is always something in it!
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Originally posted on Trek’s website
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