The Huffy GRM bike is built to grow with your child
Huffy's GRM bikes are with your kid from their first ride through every one after, and they save you money at every size in between.
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Kids grow out of bikes faster than they grow out of shoes. A bike you buy in spring might already be too small by the next summer, its tires barely scuffed. Then, the only thing you can do is shop for another one at full price. Huffy made the Grow Ride Move line to break that pattern. A Huffy GRM bike makes those first wobbly rides easier to learn, and a companion program cuts your cost the day your child sizes up.
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The Huffy GRM bike helps kids learn to ride on a low, stable Perfect Fit frame, starting at $149.99. When your child sizes up, the Move-Up Program takes 25 percent off the next bike, so you're not paying full price all over again.
What makes the GRM different
Every GRM starts with a Perfect Fit frame. Huffy dropped the center of gravity and set the seat tube angle so a kid can sit upright and plant both feet flat on the ground. That flat-footed stance takes a lot of the tip-over fear out of the first few weeks, and a kid who isn't scared of falling learns to balance a whole lot faster.
Huffy's 12-inch and 16-inch bikes each have three brakes instead of just one. They’ll get color-coded front and rear caliper hand brakes along with a coaster brake that works when they pedal backward. That means your child can learn the hand-eye mechanics for lever brakes while still having a (literal) backup brake.
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When your child sizes up, the Move-Up Program takes 25 percent off the next bike in the lineup.
There will come a day when your child finally graduates out of training wheels and is ready for a new kind of ride. When that time comes, they can move on up to the 20-inch and 24-inch GRM bikes. These bigger bikes ditch the coaster brake in favor of dual alloy V-brakes, so your little rider will still have plenty of control, but they can also finally hit the road for real.
The Move-Up Program
Sizing up a bike is stressful enough on its own, but the guilt makes it so much worse. Nobody wants a nearly new bike gathering dust in the garage because a kid shot up two inches over the winter. Huffy's Move-Up Program makes it a lot easier.
Buy a GRM bike, register it, and if your child outgrows it within 12 months, you get 25 percent off the next size up purchased through Huffy.
Pricing is also very reasonable, even before the discount. GRM bikes run from $149.99 to $219.99, while comparable learning bikes can go as high as $350. Your outgrown bike doesn't go to waste either. Pass it down to a younger sibling or donate it, and it keeps teaching another kid to ride.
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Register your Huffy GRM bike, and if your child outgrows it within 12 months, you’ll get 25 percent off the next one.
A quick snapshot of GRM bikes
- Huffy GRM 12-inch: ages 3 to 5
- Huffy GRM 16-inch: ages 4 to 6
- Huffy GRM 20-inch: ages 5 to 9
- Huffy GRM 24-inch: ages 10 and up
Whichever size your family rides with, there’s a clear (and affordable) next step already planned out.
Final thoughts
Your kid is going to outgrow whatever bike you give them, so the only question is what happens next. With a Huffy GRM bike, you already know what the next bike is going to be, and it’s already 25% off.