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Kiddimoto is just the right way to introduce your toddler to the joy of bike riding. As the first 2 wheel bike kiddimoto will always be special to your child. In the absence of balancing wheels or pedals children learn to maintain balance very soon and even learn to cycle more confidently and faster than is usual. Initially children will try to keep one foot close to the ground, and then slowly they will start riding and prefer to keep both the feet on the sides of the bike. These bikes are the best kind of gifts for your child’s birthday or for the Christmas. Along with playing with the bike, children will learn to balance as well control their hand and feet movements. Fun and learning are wonderfully mixed while riding this bike. One of the biggest benefits is that quite early the toddlers will learn the importance of physical fitness and awareness when introduced to these bikes.

Kiddimoto celebrates the World champions of the past 50 years with the launch of the HEROES range. The future generation of motorcycling legends can now learn their trade on miniature replicas of four iconic greats. The Hailwood Kiddimoto will be joined in the line-up by James Toseland, Barry Sheene and Nicky Hayden replicas. These four stars and their families recognise the opportunity that Kiddimoto provides for children promoting exercise, learning and fun whilst gaining the necessary skills and confidence to ride. Aimed at Early Years, Kiddimoto’s multi-award winning range of wooden balance bikes are the ideal fun learning tool for the next generation of motorcyclists. Without pedals or brakes, Kiddimoto is a proven platform to teach children the important motor skills of balance and co-ordination in a fun and controlled manner. An ideal first bike, Kiddimoto bypasses the need for stabilisers, allowing children to quickly move from Kiddimoto to a pedal cycle or automatic motorcycle. James Toseland: "I'm proud to be associated with Kiddimoto. I think it's a great way to teach young children balance and to help them graduate to two wheels at an earlier stage in life. In motorcycle racing, we Brits really do seem to start much later in life than other Europeans, like the Spanish and Italians, so Kiddimoto could be an opportunity to build the next British World Champion." Maggie Smart, Barry Sheene’s sister: "We were delighted to endorse a Barry Sheene replica Kiddimoto. Barry has two children, Sidonie and Freddie, they are grown up now but I have no doubt that had Kiddimoto been around in their childhood, they would have learnt to ride on them. Barry was always keen to promote young talent into Motorcycle racing, backing Chris Vermeulen in his early career. The bike looks fantastic, a real eye catcher and a great tribute to Barry."