Replacement Chain

A STACYC electric powered balance bike is a specially designed bike that uses an electric motor to assist young riders. It helps children develop their balance and coordination skills while providing a boost of power, making it easier for them to gain confidence as they learn to ride. The electric assistance allows them to focus on balancing without the struggle of pedaling uphill or starting from a stop.

The main difference between the 12eDrive and 16eDrive models is the size of the bike, specifically the wheel diameter. The 12eDrive has 12-inch wheels, making it suitable for younger or smaller children, while the 16eDrive features 16-inch wheels, ideal for slightly older or taller kids. Both models are electric-powered, providing the same level of assistance and fun for young riders.

The STACYC balance bike is designed for children aged 3 to 8 years old, making it perfect for little ripper riders who are eager to learn. The adjustable seat height and lightweight design ensure that kids can comfortably ride and control the bike as they develop their skills.

Maintaining your STACYC balance bike involves regular checks on the battery, tires, and chain. The chain should be inspected periodically for wear and tear, especially if you notice any slipping or difficulty in pedaling. If the chain appears stretched or damaged, it’s time to replace it to ensure smooth operation. Replacement chains are available for purchase, making maintenance easy.

Yes, the electric assistance on the STACYC balance bike is designed with safety in mind. The bike features adjustable speed settings, allowing parents to control the maximum speed based on their child's skill level. This ensures a safe riding experience while still providing the excitement of electric-powered fun.

Absolutely! The STACYC balance bike is designed for versatility and can handle various terrains, including pavement, grass, and dirt paths. Its sturdy construction and electric assistance make it suitable for adventurous little riders who want to explore different environments while learning to ride.