Guardian Bikes is Giving Away 2 Brand New Kids’ Bikes

Photo courtesy of Guardian Bikes

With the Holidays upcoming, our friends over at Guardian Bikes have decided to offer a Holiday Giveaway. Here’s the lowdown:

The Guardian Bikes contest will be giving away two bikes: one for the winner of the contest and one for the winner’s friend.

Guardian Bikes has made it their goal to develop the safest kids bike on the market. All Guardian Bikes are made with a lightweight aluminum frame and fitted with SureStop Brakes.

If you haven’t heard of SureStop brakes yet, this technology was developed to prevent head-over-handlebar accidents. When a rider squeezes one brake, both engage. However, if the rider is leaning too far forward during the event of a fast stop, the front brake will not engage, preventing the rider from being thrown over the handlebars of their bike.

These light weight rides come in 20″ size frames with options of 6- or single speed. Coming up, the product line will be making the addition of a 24″ bike debuting 2016.

The bikes also come in a variety of colors and patterns to suit all little girls and boys who love to pedal.

Entering the contest is easy. Just go to the Guardian Bikes Holiday Giveaway page and share the contest on either Facebook or Twitter by click on the icons, tagging a friend while you do. Then fill out the short contest form and it’s all done. The winner of the contest will be chosen at random and will get to pick a bike from the product line to keep as their very own. If no secondary is tagged, a second winner will be chosen at random for the second bike.

The contest will be running until December 15th, 2015. So plenty of time to enter the contest and potentially win a super cute bike for your kid and friend! As well, with the mid-December contest end date, there will be plenty of time for delivery by Christmas.

As the holidays are afoot, this contest comes at a perfect time, so we thought we’d help spread the word. Regardless of the cold, any time of year is a great time to teach your kid how to ride a bike and practice bike safety!