It is our fourth early rider (we have three children) and the truth is that it is a shame that a bicycle of these characteristics and price, due to a problem with the change (it is too hard for a child of 6 to 8 years old) has to have a lowest score. Is there any possibility of changing the gear for another that can be operated by a child? Thank you very much, Javier

Just got the bike and been on a couple of trails already. It is only a pound or so heavier than my kids 16” wheel bike, so we are very excited to grow into this one. Overall, very well built and the components are of a higher quality than you might find on the rack. We highly recommend this bike. Oh, and it’s beautiful!!

It's a wonderfull bike for children and rolls and behaves very well. One big flaw is that the levers to change gears is upsurdly hatdto press, wich makes it nor very inviting to learn how to change geaes. Apart of that he really likes it.

excellent bicycle, excellent weight ratio that allows children to have fun on any terrain.

My son (6) enjoyed riding the bike in the first second. The gear shifting needs to be learned, but it works so far good. Thank you for creating this high-end and robust product.

As an idea, please think about an e-mtb because, for longer trails, kids just do not have enough physical power.

Both my kids had previously ridden Easy Rider bikes, so I'd grown used to the top quality and attention to detail. This time, however, I was disappointed.

Two major issues:

1. Out of the box, the cables were routed in the front in a way that made them twisted, tangled, and even affected steering. Unfortunately, I didn't take a photo. I had to remove both grips, both brake levers, and the shifter, in order to re-route them in a way that makes sense. I might have not realized what the problem was if I wasn't into bikes myself.

2. As others have said, the shifting is quite demanding on the small thumbs. My 7yo son only manages to switch between the hardest 3 gears by himself, needs help to go to easier gears.

I'll try to remove the clutch from the derailleur, but if I fail, the bike may end up having to be re-sold.

On the other hand, if a kid has enough strength to shift through the whole gear range, it's a great bike I guess.

great bike. this is our third early rider.

as many have said, shifting to an easier gear is quite difficult for little thumbs. there has to be a better trigger shifter out there for kids.

also, the bike came with the shifter cable running over the top tube, so i had to take off the grip, shifter and brake lever in order to reroute the cable under the top tube. for an $800 bike, quality control should have caught this issue before shipping.

overall, great bike.

This is our second early rider bike and the seeker is just as amazing as our first one.

Our son loves it and has been out and about already on it !