Introducing the all new Cubley bike range from Forme. Expertly crafted, following years of extensive research, testing and observation, we've created what we believe to be the ultimate in affordable, high-quality junior bikes.

Our commitment to quality and safety has led us to manufacture some of the lightest bikes available, ergonomically designed specifically to accommodate junior anatomy, providing proportionally fitting components. This means we can confidently assure that younger riders will learn to ride faster and with greater confidence than with many other conventional junior bikes available.

Key Features:

• Constructed with a lightweight alloy frame
• Driven by a junior specific crank set and freewheel
• Effortless rolling on lightweight 20H wheels and Kenda Small Block Eight tyres for maximum grip and stability
• Features a compact, lightweight, one-piece handlebar and stem, plus a junior specific saddle, optimised in length and width for comfort and reach

The Cubley 16 weighs in at only 6.64kg, placing it among one of the world's lightest bikes in its price point and specifications. This reduced weight promotes easier starting, faster acceleration and more controlled handling for smaller riders.

Our frames are constructed from narrow, lightweight aluminium tubing, designed with a low step-over. The compact frame size allows for the maximum wheel size possible, helping young riders to navigate tough terrains with ease.

We've considered every detail, right down to the pedals. The design makes room for correct foot positioning to boost power and prevent slipping, whilst preventing the legs from being too wide spread apart, therefore maintaining efficiency.

Our no-shortcuts policy in the development of the Cubley range means we've paid attention to every detail, such as the headset, fully internal and hidden to provide a longer-lasting bike suitable for the varying British weather conditions.

Experience a new standard in junior bikes with the Cubley range from Forme, the bicycles made smarter for today's young riders.