Seeker 16

A great adventure bike should be comfortable, easy to pedal and stable on changeable terrain.

We’ve gone for a relaxed, stable geometry for the Seeker. We want kids to be upright-ish for comfort but still able to engage their core and glutes (the muscles that keep you pedalling for longer.)

The front end of the bike (wheel base) is stretched out, making it stable and less likely to flick out unexpectedly if the front wheel hits a curb or tree root.

Finally, the stack and reach (the angles of the triangle bit of the frame) are not too high and not too stretched, making descending fun not frightening. Progress comes when those 3 areas of geometry work in harmony.

There’s no point speccing a great bike with terrible wheels.

Whether it’s too heavy, too flimsy or simply too unresponsive, a poor quality wheel will suck the joy out of riding with every leg-aching, sluggish pedal stroke.

We designed the Seeker with shock absorbing aluminium rims, a small but mighty cassette hub and 20 spokes for strength and stiffness.

Power transfer shouldn’t just be for the pros. It keeps legs fresher, for longer. extending the ride for everyone.

Big adventure requires big tyres and we’re not playing around when it comes to speccing the Seeker.

Whether you’re navigating mud, berms, ruts or roots, our 2.25" knobbly tyres deliver traction, control and protection.

Bigger tyre volume means more air and therefore more cushioning, so that riding won’t just be safer and more adventurous, it’ll be more enjoyable too.

Fast fun bikes need quick light brakes because stopping should be as comfortable and fear-free as going.

We design The Seeker with powerful, age specific Tektro V brakes with ultra short reach levers and light-pull actuation, making braking easy even for the smallest of hands. Braking feedback is smooth and responsive, helping developing riders understand what smooth stopping feels like when the riding picks up.

The all aluminium lever construction ensures the brakes aren’t at risk should the bike inevitably be dropped to the ground.