Norco Storm

A 24-inch bike is typically suitable for children between 8 and 11 years old, or roughly 4'2" to 4'9" tall. It is the ideal transition size before moving up to an adult-sized bike.

Yes, these brakes are designed with junior-specific levers that feature reach adjustment, allowing you to bring the lever closer to the handlebar for smaller hands. They offer significantly more stopping power and consistency than standard rim brakes, especially in wet or muddy conditions.

Absolutely. With 80mm of front suspension travel and geometry inspired by adult mountain bikes, it is built to handle dirt paths, gravel, and light singletrack. It provides the stability and comfort young riders need to build confidence on uneven terrain.

The gripshift is intuitive for younger riders because it allows them to change gears without taking their hands off the handlebars. It simplifies the learning process by keeping the controls right where their hands naturally rest.

No, the aluminum frame is specifically chosen for its balance of durability and low weight. It is robust enough to withstand the inevitable bumps and drops of learning to ride, while remaining light enough for a child to handle and control easily.