> > My 7 year old has been riding a 24" wheeled Giant mtn bike for a coupla > years. I had a buddy that was sponsored by Fairdale bikes & they sent him a > small instead of medium Weekender > <http://fairdalebikes.com/bikes/framefork-kits/2015-weekender-framefork/> > to race cyclocross. Rather than send it back he gave it to me for my son. > It's made for 700c, but since it's disc I can put 26" wheels on it w/ > shorter than normal cranks. It fits him well with a short stem & swept > bars. Jim Thill did the same thing w/ a Surly Straggler > <http://hiawathacyclery.blogspot.com/2015/02/surly-straggler-kids-bike.html>. > I think if you're investing in a bike for a child & want them to be able > to grow with it, a sloping top tube or mixte frame is a necessity & disc > wheels make it easier, but those small Clem/entines look like they would > work well.
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