![]() ![]() The Fetch Plus 2 is built around a 1x drivetrain, namely the Bosch Performance Line CX drive system with 10-speed Shimano Deore transmission, while the Fetch Plus 4 comes with a Gates CDX belt-drive and automatic shifting Enviolo hub in the rear wheel. It’s a mid-mount 250W electric motor capable of 85 Nm (63 ft-lb) of torque, allowing the bikes to reach a maximum speed of 20 mph (32 kph). Both Fetch Plus iterations are powered by Bosch’s BES3 smart system, which comprises the Cargo Line motor that can amplify rider input by as much as 400%. Trek is known to rely on powertrain systems by Bosch, and it doesn’t stray from its proven recipe with the new cargo e-bikes. As for the Fetch Plus 4, the company says it can admit a maximum load of 176 pounds (80 kg) in the front box and an additional 27 kg (60 pounds) on the rear rack. As such, the compact Fetch Plus 2 boasts a total capacity (rider plus cargo) of 440 pounds (200 kg). ![]() An additional aftermarket child seat can be mounted on the rear rack for another member of the family.ĭesigned with kids in mind, the new Fetch Plus cargo e-bikes come with one-size aluminum frames and customizable carrying capacity. The seatings boast zero-wobble headrests and three recline angles - upright, chill mode, and sleep mode. The 230-liter carrier can accommodate two of your offspring in the removable foam child seats with five-point harnesses and two on a bench up front. A total of five children can be carried around with this e-bike. The Fetch Plus 4 front loader comes with a box made out of sturdy double-sided plastic and offers seating for even more kids. Two smaller front panniers are mounted at the front and are perfect for hauling your shopping or kids’ backpacks. Aftermarket child seats can be mounted on its rear cargo rack for smaller children without the need to use adapters. The e-bike also features a safari bar to give them something to hold onto, while their legs are protected by PVC-free plastic panniers on both sides. Besides the adult rider, it can accommodate one or two kids on padded seats installed on its rear rack. ![]() The Fetch Plus 2 long-tail model is well-suited for small families. Meanwhile, the box bike (also known by its Dutch name bakfiets) is a front loader cargo bike that has the stretched section between the rider and the front wheel. If you’re not familiar with these types of bikes, know that long-tail cargo bikes boast a stretched wheelbase to provide extra space between the rider’s seat and the rear wheel. While the Fetch Plus 2 is a long-tail cargo bike with an extended rear rack for carrying children, the Fetch Plus 4 is a bakfiets-style box bike boasting a generous front carrier. They also often include a push steerer, which allows you to guide them when they’re in need of direction or assistance with balancing.įor more information, check out our complete Guide To Buying Kids Bikes.Though they form part of the same range and are both aimed at families with kids, Trek’s new e-bike models are quite different in terms of design. In most cases, 12” and 16” kids bikes will come with training wheels attached, which can be removed as they become more confident riders. Looking at the table above, you may want to check out our range of 12” Kids Bikes for children between the ages 2-4, and 16” Kids Bikes if they’re aged between 3-6. Lighter bikes are easier for kids to ride while they’re still developing the strength needed for riding.įor children up to the age of two, Balance Bikes are a great first step towards learning some of the skills necessary to ride a bike, for example balance and steering. Beyond things like training wheels, there are other important considerations such as how much strength the child has built, particularly when they’re under the age of six. The average age for kids to learn how to ride a bike is 5 years old. We recommend visiting your local 99 Bikes store for a professional bike fit and sizing, however the general rule of thumb is: AgeĢ6 inch kids bike or extra small adults bike Push bike sizes refer to the diameter of the wheels, which are measured in inches. Here are some of the most common: Measuring a Kid for Bike Size ![]() Our staff are well-known for being the most friendly, knowledgeable and professional bike experts, and will help you with any questions you may have. ![]()
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