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Trek Precaliber 24 Kids Bike Review

As kids grow older, they often grow more adventurous in their riding. If your kid loves to venture from paved trails with the family to tackling neighborhood dirt trails, the Trek Precaliber 24 may just be their perfect next bike.

Stylized like a mountain bike, the Trek Precaliber is designed for kids who are antsy for a bike with a cool “shock”, but who don’t actually need the expensive components found on a true mountain bike. And for those who want to save a little on weight and price, the Precaliber is also offered without the suspension fork for $30 less!

From sizing recommendations to the Precaliber’s overall capabilities, our review covers everything you need to known to confidently purchase online for your little rider.

Trek Precaliber 24 Overview

RATING : Highly Recommended

MSRP : $439 , $469 (with suspension)

BEST FOR : Everyday adventurous riders on paved or very basic dirt trails. Fork on suspension model is not designed for true mountain trails and is only meant for casual riding.

SEAT HEIGHT:   26″ – 30.5″

WEIGHT:   25 lb. – w/o suspension, 26.5 lb. – w/ suspension (weights with pedals but w/o included kickstand)

SPECIFICATIONS GEARS:  8-speed with Shimano Tourney Grip BRAKES : Dual Hand Brake SUSPENSION FORK : Zoom fork with 45mm travel (for casual use only!) FRAME:  Aluminum Alloy GAIN RATIO : 1.9 – 4.9 TIRE SIZE : 24″ x 2.25″ WHEELBASE : 984 mm DERAILLEUR : Shimano Tourney TX80

• High quality frame with clean welds
• Low center of gravity design (child sits low on the frame)
• Available with or without suspension
• Suspension is functional for around town but is not ridiculously heavy (adds about 1.5 lb.)
• Two different color options
• Assembly and tune-ups available at local bike shop
• Low-end components (Shimano Tourney, non-branded brakes)

Trek Precaliber Video Review

Prefer to watch the Trek Precaliber 24 in action? Check out our video review right here!

Results of our Test Rides

To facilitate this review, we purchased a 2021 Trek Precaliber 24 with suspension (2024 model is the same) from our local dealer and put it to the test on a wide variety of terrains. This review focuses mainly on the suspension model, but the suspension and non-suspension versions of the Precaliber share all the same components except for the fork, handlebar and hubs (more about these differences below).

Trek Precaliber 24 Rigid and Suspension Models

What type of rider is the Trek Precaliber 24 best for?

Trek precaliber with suspension.

The perfect combination of not too technical, yet not too basic, the Precaliber with suspension is an ideal bike for adventurous neighborhood riders who never plan to actually ride in the mountains.

Providing the cool off-road look of a true mountain bike that kids love, but without the expensive high-end components that parents don’t want to pay for, the Trek Precaliber 24 is a win-win! It’s hands-down the best “recreational mountain bike” we’ve ever tested.

To be clear, the design and quality of the Precaliber’s frame is trail-worthy, but its lower-end hand brakes don’t provide the stopping power necessary for true single track riding. Additionally, the “casual use only” labeled fork isn’t designed to handle the strain from mountain trails.

However, the suspension fork does a bit more than just look cool. It’s a huge win for kids because it helps them to easily pop-up their front tire when doing jumps and hops. It also adds a bit of appreciated cushioning on the landing.

Rigid Trek Precaliber (No Suspension)

For those looking to save on some weight, Trek also offers a non-suspension version of the Precaliber 24 that comes with a rigid fork. Weighing just under 2 pounds less than the suspension version, it may be a better option for lightweight riders who don’t plan on getting really aggressive on the bike.

With the same 2.25″ wide tires as the Precaliber with suspension, the non-suspension version is also capable of hitting basic dirt trails.

Performance and Use

From powering up jumps at the DIY neighborhood bike park, to cruising through snow and mud along paved bike trails, our testers were quickly at home on the Trek Precaliber 24.

While riding up hills, the grip shifter didn’t skip a beat, and the v-brakes had no problem bringing the bike to a stop. The 2.25″ wide knobby tires were the perfect match for snow and dirt but weren’t overly noisy or rough while on paved surfaces.

All in all, we were very impressed by the Precaliber’s performance and fit, and it easily ranks as our favorite recreational mountain bike (i.e. a bike with a suspension fork that’s not designed for real mountain biking).

What size child fits on this Trek 24 inch bike?

The Trek Precaliber 24 is a best fit for kids with inseams ranging from 24″ to 28″.

The Precaliber has a seat height range of 24″ to 30.5″, but its minimum seat height should be considered to be much closer to 26″. When the seat is placed in its lowest possible position, the handlebars are much too high for the rider and makes for a very uncomfortable and awkward fit.

As you can see in the image above, our 6-year old tester with a 22″ inseam can sit on the Precaliber with the seat height set to 24″, but the bike was much too big for him. Our taller 8-year-old tester below, with an inseam of 24″, was a great fit with the seat height set to 26.5″.

On the higher end, our 9-year-old tester with a 26.5″ inseam still fit comfortably on the Precaliber with the seat set to 29″.

Lightweight Bikes Bolster Confidence

Lightweight bikes can be a tremendous help for young riders. Ideally, a 24 inch bike should weigh less than 30% of a child’s weight.

Less weight not only bolsters confidence in their riding abilities, but also helps kids grow or maintain their love for riding! Heavier bikes are more challenging to balance, and are a lot harder to maneuver.

Trek Precaliber 24 with Suspension

As one of the few larger bike manufacturers that actually post the weight of their kids’ bike online, Trek certainly deserves a lot of praise! Trek’s listed weight for the Precaliber 24 with suspension is 26.31 lbs., which is about what we got on our scale with 26.5 lbs.

Surprisingly, the suspension model only weighs about 1.6 lb. heavier than the non-suspension model. To help offset the weight of the suspension fork, the suspension Precaliber model features an upgraded alloy handlebar and hubs (versus steel on the non-suspension model).

Compared to recreational mountain bikes in its $400 price range, the Trek is truly a lightweight. The REI Co-op REV 24 Plus is built for a similar rider (but with plus-size tires instead of a suspension fork) and comes in at 28.2 pounds!

When compared to lower-end 24 inch bikes with a suspension fork, the Precaliber comes out winner again. The $299 BikesDirect Gravity 24″ comes in at 29.3 lb., while the $299 Schwinn Ranger 24″ comes in at 30 lb.

Although heavier than higher-end true mountain bikes (such as the $679+ 24 lb. Pello Reyes ), neither of our riders commented on the Precaliber’s weight and had no problems catching air around the neighborhood.

Rigid Precaliber 24

We did not have a chance to weigh the Trek Precaliber without suspension, but its listed weight is 24.73 lb. Compared to other non-suspension 24″ bikes, the Trek is similar in weight to other bikes for neighborhood riders under $400. At $449, the Priority Start 24 is a bit lighter at 23.3 lb., while the $339 Guardian 24 is slightly heavier at 25.5 lb.

While having less of a “mountain bike” style, the Priority Start 24 and Guardian Ethos are also great bikes for neighborhood riders. The Priority is unique as it contains an essentially maintenance-free internally-geared hub paired with a belt-drive, while the Guardian features a unique SureStop braking system that allows kids to easily and safely stop on a dime.

Suspension Fork for Casual Riding Only

Suspension forks on kids bikes can add up to 4 lb.+ of weight. That’s a lot – especially for a 7 or 8 year old rider. As a result, we typically only recommend bikes with suspension forks for kids who are aggressively riding true mountain bikes, and who need the extra cushioning well-made forks can provide.

But suspension forks look cool, kids want them, and Trek knows this! As a result, Trek made a clever and commendable move and put a featherweight “casual riding” suspension fork on the Precaliber 24.

While the Zoom branded fork is not designed for true mountain biking (it clearly says so on the label), the fork does provide enough bounce to allow kids to tackle small jumps (not drops!) without adding a lot of weight to the bike.

So if your little one loves to jump curbs or even over cracks along the sidewalk, the extra $30 for the suspension fork is worth the investment.

Drivetrain and Gearing

This Trek 24 inch bike comes with a Shimano Tourney 8-speed grip shifter and derailleur. According to Shimano , the Tourney series is “a basic component set for entry sports bikes and riders”.

As the lowest level of components in Shimano’s mountain line, the drivetrain certainly has room for improvements, and for really ambitious riders and parents, they could be swapped out.

For the average rider for whom the Precaliber is designed, our main complaint is with the Tourney’s bulky shifter. The large bump of the inside portion of the grip shift is too large in diameter for most kids to comfortably place their hand around it.

As a result, most kids adjust their grip to the side of the shifter, which still allows them to shift, but places their hand farther away from the brake lever. In order to brake, kids must then angle their fingers across the grip. While not a deal-breaker, it does make braking more challenging for small hands.

This same shifter, however, is very common on bikes in the Precaliber’s price range and can also be found on the Specialized Hotrock 24, the Cannondale Quick and the REI REV Plus.

Lower Gain Ratio than Higher-end Kids Bikes

The gain ratio of the Trek Precaliber 24 ranges from 1.9 to 4.9. From long paved trails to powering up dirt ramps, the Precaliber’s range presented no problems for our testers.

For those looking for a higher top gain ratio to bust out long distances on flat terrain, be aware that the Trek’s 4.9 max gain ratio is significantly lower than other brands with ranges that max out between 6 and 7.

The woom 5 , Prevelo Alpha Four and the Pello Reyes all have higher ranges, BUT they are also much more expensive and are designed for beginning trail riders versus casual neighborhood riders.

Brakes Are Basic and Non-branded

The v-brakes certainly aren’t high-end, but they provided plenty of stopping power throughout our test rides. The brake levers are child-sized and adjustable to minimize the reach for younger hands.

Compared to Tektro v-brakes, the Precaliber’s v-brakes require a little more effort to pull and don’t feel as solid. Because quick stopping is essential to true mountain biking where kids can quickly reach high speeds, brakes with more stopping power are ideal for aggressive trails.

Pedals Have Wide, Grippy Platform

The Precaliber comes standard with Bontrager’s satellite platform city pedals. Our testers enjoyed the grip and wider platform the pedal provided, but they certainly have a unique style to them. One of our kid testers thought they didn’t look enough like “mountain bike pedals.”

Swapping the pedals out, however, is quick and easy with any 9/16 thread pedal set.

Color Options

The Precaliber (suspension and non-suspension) both come in Radioactive Red as well as Magenta. Although we wanted the Radioactive Red it was out-of-stock so we ended up with the Magenta which oddly enough looks pretty red!

As a comparison, here’s a side-by-side image of Trek’s Radioactive Red and Magenta. The Red is certainly lighter and brighter than the Magenta.

The suspension version of the Precaliber 24 is also available in white with pink and orange accents as well as a black with yellow and green accents.

Local Bike Shop Assembly and Support

Another major benefit of purchasing a Trek is professional assembly at your local bike shop. From brake levers to tire pressure and shifting, you can rest assured that your Trek comes ready to roll from day one. Most local bike shops also include a complimentary tune-up after several months.

When purchasing a Trek online you have the option to pick up the bike at your local bike shop already assembled. If you don’t have a local Trek dealer , some models are available to ship directly to you, but you would have to assemble the bike yourself.

Trek Precaliber 24 Bottom Line

Offering great quality and performance for the price, the Trek Precaliber 24 is an amazing bike for kids eager to tackle ambitious jumps and trails around the neighborhood, but not quite ready to hit real mountain bike trails.

Coming with or without suspension, the Precaliber also offers that look and feel of a real mountain bike, without having to pay for high-end components.

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2021 Trek Precaliber 24 Review From Real Owners

In this review, we break down our experience with our kids owning and riding the 2021 Trek Precaliber in this Trek Precaliber review. We own what we share with you, that matters.

Trek Precaliber 24 Review

What can you expect from this Trek Precaliber 24 review? Well, you can expect that despite all the “reviews” out there regurgitating specs, stats, and numbers, we are breaking down what matters: Real kids and their real experiences on the Trek Pre-Caliber 24 mountain bike. 

Both CJ and Mike of Off-Grid Essential have kids with Trek Pre-caliber 24’s . In fact, between the parents and kids, we all ride Trek (Roscoe 7, Marlin 5, and Pre-Caliber 24’s). It’s safe to say we like Trek. 

Because of this, we decided to share our thoughts in a combined article from both of us with our kid’s experience rocking the Trek Pre-Caliber 24. 

Shopping for mountain bikes is exhausting, there are so many options and let’s be honest, they are expensive ! So when you fork over your hard-earned money, you expect quality and value to meet you in the middle with price, topped off with a big smile on your kid’s face. Psst! Brining your doggo camping with you? You need to check out our Camping With A Doggo Checklist , you wont regret it! It’s the little things folks. 

Kids nowadays are so wrapped up in video games and television that a little fresh air from time to time is needed.  One fun way to do get them outside is ensuring they have a good bike they can take out on the trails and around the neighborhood…insert the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Hardtail bike!

Mike’s Experience With The 2021 Trek Precaliber 24: 

My kids are fun, I’m sure yours are too. But, you know what’s really fun with these kids? Seeing their eyes get big and smiling/laughing as they take tier mountain bikes down the green/blue lines of the North Frutia Desert in Colorado and the trails of Moab, UT. 

Not sure what those “green/blue” lines mean? Checkout our guide on the Mountain Bike Trail Rating System . Previous to 2020, my kids had only owned cheap bikes from Target or other big box stores. While there is nothing inherently wrong with these bikes, they are a bit limited in both features and components when it comes to true mountain biking. 

Now, don’t get me wrong, my kid’s aren’t jumping their bikes or hitting black lines in Moab, but they are getting to an age where they push their bikes further than the Target/Walmart bikes were built to do. 

Mountain bike trails are fast and fun. With that speed comes the need for good braking, cornering, and shock absorption. When you go from a Walmart bike to a Trek, you see an immediate improved difference. 

This improvement in braking, cornering, and shock absorption bring a much higher level of safety as well. I can’t really argue that. I mean, who wants their kid flying downhill and not having good tires and brakes? Not me, amigos (I said that in my head with a 1970’s Mexican Bandito movie accent). 

At first, when I shelled out $800 for two bikes (kids aged 8/9), I was skeptical. Both of my kids seemed proficient on their bikes and I didn’t really see the need for the upgrade. All of that changed when we went riding in Colorado/Utah. I instantly noticed a confidence improvement from the kids. I think the improved control and braking allowed them to get a little more creative on the trails, and it showed. 

The unfortunate part? These bikes don’t physically grow along with kids. This means that although I’ll be able to get by over the next two years with seat post and handlebar adjustments, in a few years they will be upgrading bikes. But, hey, your a parent too and you know this already because you have likely had to buy shoes and clothes over and over every few months, not because they “wanted” new stuff, but because they needed it. 

And you know what they will be getting? Treks. All this love and fun with the bikes the kids had, promoted us to share this Trek Precaliber 24 review.

CJ’s Experience With The 2021 Trek Precaliber 24:

By now you know that we are a Trek family.  And why not?… Trek is a reputable brand that makes quality bikes. We purchased this bike for my son who is 7. So you can understand his evolution, he went straight from a Stryder bike to a Trek Precaliber 20. The Precaliber 20 was the perfect first bike that lasted him for four years.

We knew he needed a larger bike, but I had my heart set on finding him something that had a suspension fork because we were going to spend a good portion riding on trails here in Colorado.  Luckily for me, his Trek Precaliber 20 sold very fast and I cannot tell you how worth of investment that bike was.  Due to the success, we had with his previous bike, it was a no-brainer that the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension would be his next.

Of course, COVID dried up the market but we lucked out and found a dealer in Denver that had three in stock.  This bike comes in two colors: Radioactive Red, and Trek Black.  They actually had both colors so we allowed him to choose which color he wanted and while Radioactive Red sounds cool, he ultimately went with Trek Black because he wanted to match mom and dad’s bikes. This bike retails for $379.99. 

What you will get with this bike.  To start, a strong lightweight aluminum frame, an easy to use 8-speed Shimano drivetrain, a front suspension fork with 45 mm of travel, a kickstand, rear rack mounts, and a smooth saddle.  This is a true kid rugged, adventure bike.  Pavement, dirt…does not matter, this bike performs on all and my son cannot stay off it.

I was initially concerned about the gears and his ability to shift, but a few times worth of practice in the neighborhood and he has it down.  The twist shifter is genius!  He now understands which gear he should be in to climb and descend.

He loves this bike so much that he is always asking to take to the trails…we actually just got home from riding a portion of the Sante Fe Trail here in Colorado Springs.  He found some hills that he could have some fun on.

The experience with this Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Suspension bike is truly amazing.  He wants to be out riding, which means less time on Fortnite and Youtube!  His confidence level with riding is through the roof thanks to Trek’s frame design.  The lower top tube allows kids’ to stand over and hop on and off the bike with ease.

It is a true rugged bike, that will last him another 3-4 years, and because this bike is built to last when it is time we will have no problem selling it.  We did not know how he would respond to trail riding, but this bike has him begging for more time spent on the dirt.

Oh, and the kids in the neighborhood have taken a liking to his bike.  Every time my garage door opens there is a girl across the street asking to ride his bike…hopefully, her parents will buy her one soon ☺.

Final Thoughts? 

To summarize this Trek Precaliber 24 review, this bike is an excellent, smile-inducing, 8-speed, hardtail mountain bike. The Trek Precaliber is equipped with the Alpha lightweight aluminum frame that is both durable and rustproof, hand brakes, simplistic shifting, and a suspension fork…what is there not to love about this bike? Not sure if the Trek Precaliber is the right fit for your kid? Check out their entire lineup at the Trek website.

…..and if your gonna be out adventuring your gonna poop. Check out our write-up on the Best Camping Toilet Option. Stop acting like you won’t need it!

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Trek's Precaliber 24 is a true mountain bike perfect for even the most active kids. It features a lightweight aluminum frame, bump-smoothing suspension fork, stout wheels with all-surface Bontrager tires and a hill-flattening 7-speed drivetrain with twist shifters. Simply put, it's ready for anything from a ride to school to a summer of singletrack fun. The low stand-over height ensures safety and a proper fit for growing riders. Plus, the saddle is super comfortable and the short-reach brake levers mean solid stopping power for smaller hands.

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TREK Precaliber 24 Review

A versatile children’s bike called the Precaliber 24 8-Speed was created for young explorers who enjoy riding off the tarmac and into the mud. Its 8-speed gearbox, powerful suspension fork, and durable yet lightweight aluminum frame make it ideal for riding trails and routes with family, tearing through the woods, and racing home from school. 8 to 12 year old’s, 51 to 59 inches tall.

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  pros & cons, check specifications here.

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If you enjoy cycling in the great outdoors and your child enjoys going on adventures with you, then this bike is ideal for them. For your aspiring singletrack shredder, you’re looking for a high-quality kids’ bike that is cozy, strong, and equipped with trail-ready equipment.

a front suspension fork with 45mm of travel to smooth out bumps, a sturdy, lightweight aluminum frame, and an easy-to-use Shimano 8-speed gearbox. Additionally, there are rear rack mounts, a kickstand, and a saddle with a handle that can be switched out for a taillight attachment. This bike is made to last, so when it is passed down to younger siblings, it will still feel brand new.

Alpha Almunum Frame

With the same quickness and affordability that have historically made aluminium such a popular material, the Alpha Aluminum frame was created to offer more versatile frames. Using an all-encompassing strategy for frame design and production, Trek is able to fine-tune frames to be stiff where essential and supple where it is practical. You will therefore have more chances to enjoy your aluminium frame on the journey.

If you have Alpha Aluminum, you won’t have to second-guess going on a multi-day tour or hitting the gravel. Aluminum bikes are the only ones you’ll ever need for leisure, travel, exercise, and competition.

Linear Pull Brakes

A common type of brake is the linear pull. Despite being more simpler to adjust than conventional cantilever brakes, they are nonetheless cable-actuated. In comparison to cantilever brakes, pads are also more simpler to replace. Good all-around; simple to instal and maintain; simple to find replacement pads for. On a frame component known as a “braze-on,” each arm pivots. The pivots are situated below the rim, just like cantilevers. At a linkage and “noodle,” the cable housing fastens to one arm. A pinch bolt on the other arm is reached via the bare cable.

Shimano Revo Shift

The Shimano Tourney SL-RS45 shift lever offers simple and dependable shifting. By requiring only a twist of the thumb and index finger to shift, the REVOSHIFT shifter enables riders to keep a firm and stable grip on the handlebar. Compared to the SRAMs, the shifter is much smoother.

Oh! What a feeling

This bike can introduce your child to an enjoyable, healthy, and ecologically beneficial lifetime pastime.

Kids may easily change gears when their terrain changes thanks to the intuitive twist shift.

To increase visibility on family outings and solitary trips, you may swap out the saddle’s integrated handle for one with an integrated light mount.

Like all Precaliber bikes, this one has a lower frame height to make it simpler for kids to leap on and off.

It’s worthwhile to spend money on a kids’ bike from a reputable bike brand—

Trek’s kid’s bicycles are created and put together by biking experts.

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Aluminum frame makes it a very light bike

Smooth and easy shifting, positive ride, a comfort factor, hand brakes are responsive, amazing at handling, not much color choices, what does precaliber mean.

A kid’s bike is the Trek Precaliber. These bicycles are appropriate for young riders between the ages of 5 and 8. Although there is a Precaliber for boys edition, the model is appropriate for both boys and girls. These bikes are lightweight and ideal for introducing your youngster to road racing or mountain biking (safely).

How much does a trek 2022 Precaliber 24 weigh?

The 2022 Precaliber 24 weighs around 11.93 kg / 26.31 lbs.

Precaliber 24 bike has a maximum total weight limit (combined weight of bicycle, rider, and cargo) of 175 pounds (80 kg).

What size tires are on a trek Precaliber 24?

How do i know the ideal trek precaliber 24 size for my kid.

The charts below illustrate our suggested sizes based on height, but other elements, such as arm and leg length, can affect how well something fits. You’ll see some overlap in our suggestions as a result. For example, not every rider who is 5’8″ will fit on the same size bike. Consult the specialists at your neighborhood retailer for the greatest advice on finding your ideal fit.

Does trek 2022 Precaliber 24 have tubeless tires?

Unfortunately no, it has Bontrager XR1, wire bead, 27tpi, 24×2.25”.

The XR1 Kids’ tyre is a tough, kid-friendly option that offers the same dependable traction and performance as the adult models. Little rippers can quickly get up speed and maintain momentum through turns and over hills because to its quick rolling, varied tread, and low weight.

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This tough, high-quality bike promotes enjoyment and trail skill development. With an 8-speed drivetrain and a front suspension fork that smooths down trails, it’s ideal for kids just starting out in off-road riding.

The Precaliber 24 with suspension is the ideal bike for adventurous neighbourhood riders who never intend to actually ride in the mountains since it strikes the optimum balance between being neither overly technical nor underwhelming.

The Trek Precaliber 24 is a win-win because it gives youngsters the awesome off-road appearance of a real mountain bike without the pricey high-end components that parents don’t want to pay for.

The Trek Precaliber 24 is a fantastic bike for kids eager to take on challenging jumps and trails around the neighborhood but not quite ready to ride real mountain bike trails because it offers great quality and performance for the price.

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Precaliber 24 7-speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance, and durability. It has the simplicity of a 7-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, it's equipped with knobby trail-ready tires and a lightweight aluminum frame that'll stand up to even the roughest riders. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59" tall. - Mountain bike styling is perfect for young adventurers - Lightweight, durable aluminum frame - Adjustable crank length lets you change pedal position - Simple Shimano 7-speed shifting

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Trek Precaliber 24 8-Speed Suspension

Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a versatile kids' bike built for young adventurers who love riding off the pavement and into the dirt. It has a sturdy yet light aluminum frame with a performance suspension fork and an 8-speed drivetrain perfect for racing home from school, zipping through the woods, and riding trails and paths with family. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59" tall. It's right for you if... You love exploring nature on your bike, and your kid loves adventuring with you! You're looking for a high-quality kids' bike that's comfortable, durable, and has trail-ready parts for your up-and-coming singletrack shredder. The tech you get A strong, lightweight aluminum frame, a simple Shimano 8-speed drivetrain that's easy for kids to handle, and a front suspension fork with 45mm of travel to absorb bumps. Plus, a kickstand, rear rack mounts, and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated taillight mount. Everything on this bike is built to last, so it'll still feel like new when handed down to younger siblings. The final word This rugged, high-quality bike encourages fun and skill-building on the trail. It's perfect for kids who are getting into off-road riding, with a trail-smoothing front suspension fork and an 8-speed drivetrain. Why you'll love it - This bike can get your youngster hooked on a lifetime hobby that's healthy, environmentally friendly, and fun - Intuitive twist shift makes it easy for kids to switch gears when their terrain changes - You can replace the saddle's integrated handle with an integrated light mount to boost visibility on family adventures and solo excursions - Like all Precaliber bikes, the frame is lower so it's easier for kids to stand over and hop on and off - Investing in a kids' bike from an established bike brand is worth it—Trek kids' bikes are designed and assembled by people who know bikes

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Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance, and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminum frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59-inches tall. It's right for you if... Your kid loves to explore, and you want them to have a quality ride for all their road, path, or trail adventures. They're ready to upgrade from a singlespeed for a little extra help on hills and longer rides, but they don't need a ton of gears just yet. The tech you get A strong, lightweight aluminum frame that will stand up to whatever your youngster dishes out, with simple and reliable Shimano 8-speed shifting that makes it easy to climb hills. Plus, it has a kickstand, and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated taillight mount. The final word Whether your kids are riding to school, racing around the neighborhood with friends, or tagging along on family rides, Precaliber 24 8-speed features the quality parts they need to ride with confidence and stay in control. Why you'll love it - Intuitive twist shift makes it easy for kids to switch gears when their terrain changes - You can replace the saddle's integrated handle with an integrated light mount to boost visibility on family adventures and solo excursions - This bike is hand-me-down heaven: it's built to last, so younger siblings can inherit this bike and it'll still feel like new - Like all Precaliber bikes, the frame is lower so it's easier for kids to stand over and hop on and off - You shouldn't buy your kid's bike where you buy your cereal—Unlike big box brands, Trek kids' bikes are assembled by people who know bikes

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Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed

• Price: $439.99
• Category: Leisure
• Age range: 8 to 12 years old
• Weight: 24.60 lbs

What we like about it : The excellent design style, extremely high riding performance, and superb durability to meet children’s usual leisure needs.

What we don’t like about it : The   color selection may be slightly lacking.

Rating (4.6/5)

Introduction

As a classic kid’s bike, the Trek Precaliber 24 8-Speed is truly child-friendly. My son, who is also the rider of this child, spoke highly of and appreciated it.

The unique design style, superior premium performance, and amazing longevity make it especially stand out in comparison to the same model. In addition, the simplicity and intuitive twist shift of the 8-speed drivetrain are perfect for children aged 8-12 to master quickly. It ensures a safe ride while maintaining a relatively stable speed.

Even for novices who have no previous riding experience, it still has a strong appeal and safety guarantee. It is equipped with its own aluminum frame structure that can withstand the roughest of novices. And on top of that has the excellent feature of easy maintenance.

To make the results more informative for you, below we elaborate on the performance, key features, components, and specifications of the Trek Precaliber 24 while riding, as well as other versions of the series. If you want to learn more about the Trek Precalibe version, please refer to our review.

Park Riding

First of all, I would like to say that I am especially grateful to my son peter for conveying the feeling of using the device to me in many experiments. It is also because of him that I really got the real riding feeling from the base of the accessory unit. Compared to other children’s bikes of the same type, the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed uses an alpha aluminum frame, and some people may not be fond of such a material as the bike’s own frame. But it has to be admitted that aluminum is a popular material used to make bicycle frames. Because it is light, strong, and affordable.

Not only that, but it also provides good stiffness, which can effectively deal with the bike while riding problems. However, it does not absorb road vibrations, as well as carbon, does. In real-life riding, peter was able to steadily drive the bike and move forward in an organized manner.

The park has three kilometers of smooth trails, which may be a good choice for children to practice cycling. There is no need for complicated gear shifting, you can choose the right speed to travel smoothly. You just need to carry out the finger toggle, you can smoothly shift the operation, peter very much likes this operation.

The Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed brakes are a lot of fun, and Peter can brake just by pushing back on the pedals. He found the brakes to be very stable and did not let his lack of strength prevent him from braking in time.

Competition Riding

If your child likes to take on challenges on a variety of trails or compete with other kids, then the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed really does have quality riding to offer. Whether it’s a flat park trail or a relatively rough and bumpy road, it still performs well.

Like other Precaliber bikes, the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed is designed to fit the size of a small child. The relatively low frame makes it easy for kids to get on the bike and stay on their feet. I rarely worry about Peter falling over on the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed because it is really strong enough to hold my son’s entire weight.

The body doesn’t wobble even when the legs are leaning on the top shelf to tie the laces. In fact, my kids actually did this. Not only that, but I replaced the saddle’s integrated handle with an integrated light mount to handle nighttime travel. What are the benefits of doing this? It improves the brightness of night travel and provides brighter visibility. Even if there will be an emergency, the subtle handbrake it comes with fits a child’s riding setup.

The Shimano 1×8’s drivetrain is capable of bursting with drive, and the uncomplicated tuning structure is quick to grasp and addictive to small children. Peter will mischievously spin his hand shaft to get a new and exciting feeling again and again. “It’s a lot of fun, and I enjoy the stable feeling of it!” This is the most intuitive comment from peter about the Trek Precaliber 24.

Needless to say, the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed performs satisfactorily in all aspects.

Main Features

Alpha aluminum bracket is a popular material used to build bike frames because of its lightweight. In my kid’s case, he was able to lift the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed with both hands. It was a bit of a struggle, but he managed to lift it. Not only that it offers good stiffness, but it has the advantage of being strong and easy to maintain at an affordable price.

At the beginning of the ride, peter may use more force to pedal to get faster speed. So I would worry that too much impulse would cause damage to the body. From the result, it seems that my worry may be unnecessary.

In addition, he may not be very happy with the red color scheme. If Trek can produce other colors, I believe I will pay for them.

Of course, safety remains the first guarantee as opposed to a child’s car. While ordering online, I then ordered the auxiliary tire so that he can protect my son’s safety. It turns out that my decision was right, and with its help, he learns the bike to come quickly.

Of course, you can also install other devices such as fenders, adaptive lights, and small water bottles to deal with complex roads and complex weather according to the needs of your child.

 Geometry

The 70° head tube angle is just right for children aged 8-12 years old, and the right head tube angle can make them maintain a more comfortable sitting position during the ride. At the same time, the more relaxed angle can make children can keep a relatively sensitive steering force on the way.

Not only that, the 98.4cm wheelbase is on the long side compared to other bikes of the same type.

All other things being equal, longer bikes are more stable in terms of speed.

It is important to understand that the longer the wheelbase, the less a child’s weight distribution is affected by braking, changes in gradient, or rough terrain. In this sense, a longer wheelbase increases stability. The Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed’s relatively long wheelbase better protects Peter. I think this is a great setup.

Components and Specifications

Bontrager xr1 tires.

I have to admit that the Bontrager XR1 tire has a very child-friendly riding profile. It is able to maintain a relatively stable body under sharp rollers. It’s not just for flat commuter roads. Even on relatively bumpy gravel roads, it still provides a very stable speed.

The Bontrager XR1 tire has an exceptionally strong casing. This also ensures that it can handle different surfaces without damaging itself. Also, thanks to the wire bead (27tpi, 24×2.25”), it is able to drive smoothly and powerfully, even under rainy and smooth surfaces, thanks to its relatively firm grip.

And it has a high-strength casing made of lightweight nylon inserts. Therefore, it can provide strong and soft sidewall protection, thus increasing the durability of the tire.

Not only in terms of money and time, but the excellent wear resistance also allows me to spend much less on tires. The last bike I had was a bike that I often struggled with because of the unstable tires.

Steel Front Fork

I have to admit that the fork made of steel may not be as light compared to the carbon fork. But considering that this is a bike for kids, the relatively low price makes me accept the setup.

During the time when the child was just learning to ride, I would be worried about whether the material would have a greater impact on his own riding. But surprisingly, my son was very satisfied with the ride. The steel fork can fully satisfy the kid’s daily needs because there are not too bumpy roads for commuting on the bike.

At the same time, because the steel fork is inexpensive and well maintained, in daily riding, as long as you are not ho cross to fall off a cliff. Then the effect it presents is also able to be quite satisfying.

 Shimano Tourney1x8 Drivetrain

Shimano Tourney is still the best choice on the market. After all, it allows for better power transfer and still maintains plenty of power even on forestry trails in the mountains. In addition, the 8-speed drivetrain is simple and easy to operate, and I don’t intend to introduce too many flywheel teeth.

The reason is mainly that I don’t think children need to have too much shift speed, 8 speed should be able to travel this far to the back of the park. The second is the price, too much flywheel will also bring a too high a price. This is also a factor you must consider.

Not only that, the intuitive shift function can be changed to different speeds by finger adjustment. So for children is also very simple and easy to use.

Alloy L inear- P ull B rake

One of the most notable and important aspects of riding for children is emergency braking in case of danger. The Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed continues to perform very well in this regard.

First, it has integrated handlebars under the saddle, what does this do? It allows children to learn how to ride a bike with the help of adults. When my child first practiced bicycling, I kept my hand on the handlebars to prevent it from falling off the bike. This proved to be a very thoughtful design.

Secondly, the use of helper tires increases the balance of the bike. So it can keep the bike in a stable state by supporting the force on both sides. And due to the shorter body, the emergency brake can be applied through the contact between the bottom of the foot and the ground. The alloy brakes we mentioned also take into account the children’s prep for braking, and they can easily stop the bike with their own fingers.

Other versions Of Trek Precaliber

We also tested another version of the Trek Precaliber, the Trek Precaliber 20 7-speed, which is also a kid’s bike and is extremely similar in terms of frame, tires, and brake type. However, the Trek Precaliber 20 7-speed is lighter in weight than the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed, making it more suitable for younger children.

The difference is that the Precaliber 24 8-speed has 24″ tires and a 1×8 drivetrain that offers a wider range of gears. The Precaliber 20 7-speed has 20″ tires. Of course, it has a cheaper price compared to the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed. If price is not a factor you have to consider, then the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed will be more suitable for you.

Learn More : Trek Precaliber 20 Kids Bike Review – Parent-Child Activity Tools

 What is the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed material?

 The  Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed is made of aluminum.

 What is the price of the  Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed?

 The  Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed is priced at $279.

 What is the  Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed age-appropriate range?

 Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed Age appropriate range is 8-12 years old.

What we like about it

• Simple and easy to operate gear shifting.
• Safe and reliable braking device.
• The lower frame is easy to stand in and get on.
• Relatively lightweight body, so that children can more easily control

What we don’t like about it

• Uncomfortable seat design
• Heavier body structure
• Outdated pedal design

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Trek precaliber 24 8-speed vs liv enchant 24 lite.

Featuring an average youth bike with a 24-inch aluminum frame with modest components and rim brakes, the Liv Enchant 24 Lite still scores well in comparable comparisons. The comfortable, lightweight ALUXX grade aluminum frame is designed to maintain a more stable body. The off-road tires are also equipped for steady progress on both muddy country roads and pedestrian streets.

In most respects, it is very similar to the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed. But in terms of gear shifting, the Liv Enchant 24 Lite has a 1×7 flywheel tooth count, which may be less useful in the pursuit of speed variation. Maybe you can consider whether to buy it according to the actual situation.

 Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed vs Trek Wahoo 24

The Trek Wahoo 24, also constructed of aluminum, is lighter and easier to operate. Whether you’re preparing for a family ride or a child’s daily commute to school, it will give you a great performance time and time again. It’s also fun to ride as a versatile kid’s bike.

As with the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed, it still has the 1×8 operating configuration chosen for its power drivetrain system. This allows it to adapt to different roads and meet the choice of children for gear speed.

At the same time, we should also note that the lighter appearance will have a more expensive price. Compared to the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed, it has a price tag of nearly $500. This may not be good news for the price party.

Precaliber 24 8-speed vs Cannondale Kids Quick 24 Boy’s

Under the same aluminum shell, Cannondale Kids Quick 24 Boy’s has a more advanced configuration. This makes it a popular choice for comparisons in the same category of the competition. The clean, neat appearance and smooth alignment make it a great value.

Not only that, but the fast-rolling tires, extensive drivetrain, and confidence, stable handling allow it to adapt to the terrain of different roads as well. And the Kenda Small Block 8 tires (24×1.5″) have a very strong grip even on muddy roads and maintain a relatively stable driving speed.

At $500, the Precaliber 24 8-speed is perhaps a little on the expensive side. If price is not an essential factor, then you can give it a try. If you just want to get your kids started with riding, the Precaliber 24 8-speed may be more appropriate.

Learn more : Is Cannondale Kids Trail Plus 24 A Good Bike? [Cannondale Kids Trail Plus 24 Review]

Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed vs Schwinn High Timber ALX 24in Step-Thru

If your child has a strong interest in mountain and trail riding, then the Schwinn High Timber ALX 24in Step-Thru might be something to try.

The Schwinn it comes with is perhaps the better choice for mountain riding. Even on winding and bumpy roads, the Schwinn shock fork absorbs extreme bumps in the road, reducing the impact between your child and the ground. Not only that but the front and rear mechanical disc brakes allow you to take on a variety of surfaces.

The special tires for off-road mountain trails will hold tight to the ground, keeping the body stable while maintaining a high travel speed and keeping your child safe. If you want to develop your child’s love for off-road riding, the Schwinn High Timber ALX 24in Step-Thru may suit your expectations. But you’ll have to pay $30 more for it than the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed. Therefore, the Trek Precaliber 24 8-speed is still a cost-effective option.

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Learn more : Is Schwinn High Timber A Good Mountain Bike?[Review]

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Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance, and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminum frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59-inches tall. It's right for you if... Your kid loves to explore, and you want them to have a quality ride for all their road, path, or trail adventures. They're ready to upgrade from a singlespeed for a little extra help on hills and longer rides, but they don't need a ton of gears just yet. The tech you get A strong, lightweight aluminum frame that will stand up to whatever your youngster dishes out, with simple and reliable Shimano 8-speed shifting that makes it easy to climb hills. Plus, it has a kickstand, and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated taillight mount. The final word Whether your kids are riding to school, racing around the neighborhood with friends, or tagging along on family rides, Precaliber 24 8-speed features the quality parts they need to ride with confidence and stay in control. Why you'll love it - Intuitive twist shift makes it easy for kids to switch gears when their terrain changes - You can replace the saddle's integrated handle with an integrated light mount to boost visibility on family adventures and solo excursions - This bike is hand-me-down heaven: it's built to last, so younger siblings can inherit this bike and it'll still feel like new - Like all Precaliber bikes, the frame is lower so it's easier for kids to stand over and hop on and off - You shouldn't buy your kid's bike where you buy your cereal—Unlike big box brands, Trek kids' bikes are assembled by people who know bikes

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Precaliber 24 8-Speed is a classic kids' bike with great style, performance, and durability. It has the simplicity of an 8-speed drivetrain and intuitive twist shift that makes it easy for kids to ride varied terrain. Plus, the strong yet lightweight aluminum frame stands up to even the roughest riders. For kids ages 8-12, between 51-59-inches tall. It's right for you if... Your kid loves to explore, and you want them to have a quality ride for all their road, path, or trail adventures. They're ready to upgrade from a singlespeed for a little extra help on hills and longer rides, but they don't need a ton of gears just yet. The tech you get A strong, lightweight aluminum frame that will stand up to whatever your youngster dishes out, with simple and reliable Shimano 8-speed shifting that makes it easy to climb hills. Plus, it has a kickstand, and a saddle with an integrated handle that can be swapped out for an integrated taillight mount. The final word Whether your kids are riding to school, racing around the neighborhood with friends, or tagging along on family rides, Precaliber 24 8-speed features the quality parts they need to ride with confidence and stay in control. Why you'll love it - Intuitive twist shift makes it easy for kids to switch gears when their terrain changes - You can replace the saddle's integrated handle with an integrated light mount to boost visibility on family adventures and solo excursions - This bike is hand-me-down heaven: it's built to last, so younger siblings can inherit this bike and it'll still feel like new - Like all Precaliber bikes, the frame is lower so it's easier for kids to stand over and hop on and off - You shouldn't buy your kid's bike where you buy your cereal—Unlike big box brands, Trek kids' bikes are assembled by people who know bikes

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