Seeker 20 (MY24/25)

Excellent build quality. My daughter is able to use the gears relatively easily. She loves the look of the bike and how it rides. Worth every penny.

Bought for my daughter's 1st proper little trail bike, the Seeker 20 has everything a serious grom needs to charge along the local trails in the FOD. With a little personalisation, this was immediately a winner and every moment is again spent on the trails, in all conditions.
Really well made, excellent spec, not as light as some, but certainly more durable, this is an excellent bike, and something both my daughter and I cannot recommend highly enough!

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We just did a jump from the seeker 14” to the 20” for a sixth birthday gift. His inside leg measurement was 54cm and he has his feet flat on the floor.

Its much bigger but put no pressure on him to make the switch. Three days later he wanted to try it.

He is able to use the gears but it is a little tough. He will get stronger so it’s not a problem. I was apprehensive about that part, I needn’t of worried.

From my son’s POV the bike is amazing. He’s stoked he can ride up hills now.

He loves the brakes. I’ve adjusted the levers all the way in. Just a small Allan key needed.

I can’t see how the bike can fail. Great components. Delicious design. The boy was whooping and a shouting yeah spinning around the park. And away…..

Second bike after 16 size. My son love it.

My daughter was able to climb steep hills that she could not before.

My six year old was ready for a geared mountain bike, and I'm glad we went with the Seeker 20. Excellent component spec for the price. The hydraulic brakes are easy for his little fingers to pull. Shifting up on the thumb shifter has taken a little practice, but he's having so much more fun on the trails and riding through sections that he previously had to walk. I set the wheels up tubeless with some new Schwalbe tires, took over a pound of weight off the bike, and can run low tire pressure with no pinch flats. This bike should fit him for at least three years, and then his little brother will ride it for 2-3 years as well, money well spent in my book.

Ce qui se fait de mieux pour vélo pour enfant. Une géométrie spécifique pour enfant et non pas un cadre adulte miniaturisé comme certaine grande marque de vélo. Vélo hyper maniable pour tout faire, VTT, travel, ville. Quand au SAV de early rider, difficile de faire mieux.
Le prix du vélo n'est pas excessif au vue de la qualité du vélo, des composants et du SAV.
Bravo early rider

The bike had to be completely assembled by us. For the price of the bike it is not acceptable that we have to take full responsibility for assembling it.

A beautiful, stylish and functional kids bike,
Lovely ❤️

My 5 yr old grandson likes his birthday present. Nice colour. 8 shifts. Light weight. One remark … one of the brakes had not enough oil and needed refill.

I have a 6 year old daughter who loves cycling and outgrew her 16" single speed 'V' brake bike. The Seeker 20 is awesome, wide tyres & bars making it stable, disc brakes for some quick stopping (and skids!) and easy to change gears that work effortlessly.
Such a great bike at a super price - highly recommended. Wish I had one when I was that age...

The best bike.! we cycle every day and this is just perfect for my son who is 6. Buy it before your neighbour!🤩

Solid build & function. Great design as well

It’s the second early rider for my 5 year old son. Started with a seeker 16 and now a 20. It’s a great bike. Extremely light and perfect for kids.

This is already the second generation of bikes for our twins and this time, too, the product has impressed us across the board.

This is my daughter's third Early Rider and she just keeps getting more excited to ride - to school, around the neighborhood, and on trails with Dad. The violet haze paint is great, and adds some fun character to the bike that really sealed the deal for her. Keep it up!

This is our third bike we have had shipped to Canada from Early Rider. The bike is built extremely well and it is evident that the quality and attention to detail is unmatched. Most importantly, our son loves the bike and finds it easy to use. Gears shift easily and our son learned how to use them quickly. For anyone considering these bikes, the quality difference is evident from the time you open the box.

Google and nice! Tk!!

Gorgeous & efficent. Our 5 year daughter is in love with it

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.