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The March 7 offers a range of speeds to tackle neighborhood hills and flats. It features Tuesday's custom Touch Down geometry that lets you put your feet on the ground while still in the saddle for ultimate confidence and its upright riding position, comfort saddle, and smooth-rolling 26-inch tires make this one comfortable ride. The color-coordinating fenders and chain guard keep you and your bike looking good.

The March 7 offers a range of speeds to tackle neighborhood hills and flats. Tuesday's custom Touch Down geometry lets you put your feet on the ground while still in the saddle for ultimate confidence. Its upright riding position, comfort saddle, and smooth-rolling 26-inch tires make this one comfortable ride. Plus, the step-through frame design makes hopping on and off a breeze. The color-coordinating fenders and chain guard keep you and your bike looking good.

Designed for young kids looking to start exploring trails, parks, and dirt lots and for parents introducing their children to the world of mountain biking, the Dynamite is the gateway bike. Family outings are most successful when everybody is on the same page equipment-wise. The Dynamite is a real bike that can grow with kids as they fall in love with riding. - A1-SL alloy front and rear triangle frame - Flat alloy handlebars provide responsive control when riding uncertain terrains - Linear pull brakes for solid stopping power - Shimano 8-speed components - Kenda Small Block 8 tires guarantee miles and miles of dirt-grinding fun - Zoom fork has 50mm of travel

The Fit Misfit 16? keeps little bike tradition in motion with tried & true 16? wheels bolted into a clean little frame set featuring chromoly top & down tubes, as well as a chromoly steer tube in the forks to take the hard landings that come along with the BMX learning curve. The Misfits are all scaled-to-"fit" with parts matched to the recommended rider size. The Misfit 16? has 7? rise bars with a mini top load stem to create a comfortable riding position. Short 105mm cranks are easy to spin, with enough leverage to get the party started. A custom 24/9 gearing is right on for the smaller wheel size too. High end features like a sealed bottom bracket and cassette hub make for low maintenance and long haul durability. When your little rider is ready to get busy with BMX, the Fit Misfit is standing by…

"Getting air" is what bicycle motocross is all about, and the Fit TRL completes are ready for pure BMX, right out of the crate. With longer 21? XL or 21.25? XXL frame options, you get a long & stable bike that's designed for full speed assaults on all terrains: Dirt, concrete bowls, pump tracks and everything else. A stable 74.5 degree head tube angle with a generous 33mm fork offset gives you control, with a slightly longer rear end to add stability and confidence to your session. A chromoly front triangle is a traditional configuration for strength and low weight, with big 9 X 29? bars and a Fit top load stem to improve control and reduce back pain. Sealed bearing hubs and bottom bracket for high speeds and low maintenance. Traditional details like chainstay mount U-brakes, a railed S&M seat/post and a tall 30/10 gear give the TRL a touch of mid-school soul. The TRL is ready to do it all.

When your young rider has graduated from their single speed with coaster brakes, they're ready for Bianchi's Duel 20". With its high-quality Bianchi aluminum frame, Shimano 6-speed drivetrain with easy-to-use twist shifter, and linear pull brakes, this bike will allow them to become a confident rider quickly. The 20" alloy rims and knobby tires roll fast over all types of terrain and offer tons of stability and traction. There's also a suspension fork to smooth out their ride and a chain guard to keep pant legs safe.

When your mini-me is ready to hit the trail with you, give them a bike that can keep up. The Duel 24" has a lightweight alloy frame and fast-rolling 24" alloy wheels with knobby tires for plenty of speed and stability. The Shimano Tourney Revo-Twist 6-speed drivetrain is easy to use and gives them enough options to get used to gearing without being overwhelming. A suspension fork smooths out the bumps in the trail and dependable v-brakes keep speed under control.