Molli - 12 Inch Wheel

Every kid remembers their first bike. The shiny frame, the sense of freedom, the feeling of pride when they finally graduate from stabilisers. Even when they’re all grown up, they’ll still look back and think about their first set of wheels – and all the memories they made with them. That’s why we created the Molli: a bright, beautiful bike your little explorer will never forget.

Inspired by our iconic grown-up models with an extra splash of fun, this 12-inch kids’ bike pairs fun fruit detailing with a gorgeous wicker basket – perfect for stashing all their favourite toys. Even better, every Molli bike comes with a cuddly Molli dog, ready to accompany them on all their cycling adventures. And with a dreamy pink colour scheme, they’ll never want to travel on-foot again (sorry!).

Expertly crafted for little legs, the Molli range is the perfect way to introduce your youngsters to the joys of cycling. For first-time riders, the matching pink stabilisers help them master their balance and coordination, getting them ready for years of family bike rides and trips to the park. When they’re ready to go solo, you can whip the stabilisers off, easy peasy.

A lightweight aluminium frame and high-rise handlebars make this bike incredibly easy to manoeuvre, with an upright riding position encouraging young bikers to keep their eyes on the road while they’re cycling. The pretty non-slip pedals stop their feet from sliding off, and the bike’s adjustable brake levers have been designed for easy operation by little fingers. Complete with matching front and rear mudguards and a full chainguard to keep them clean and dry, this nifty bike will have them out-racing you in no time.

The Molli 12 is best-suited to kids aged 3-5 years old.

* The illustration above is an example. We reserve the right, as long as the type, suitability and purpose of the bike are not reduced, to replace individual parts with components of the same or higher quality, so that the bike is delivered differently. The use of other components is currently mainly caused by delivery problems due to the Corona pandemic.