At BalanceBike.ca, we know that balance is the foundation of every skill—whether it’s riding a balance bike, handling a Stacyc, or one day mastering a motorcycle. That’s why we proudly offer the Penny Balance Board collection, with two models specially designed for young children aged 3 to 10: the Penny Classic and the Penny Wake.
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Penny Classic – Easy Start for Kids
The Penny Classic is designed to support a child’s very first steps into the world of balance.
Sized for kids: perfectly adapted to children’s height and weight, making learning easier with a parent’s guidance.
Built-in stoppers: secure the experience by limiting excessive tilting and reducing falls.
Motor and cognitive development: improves coordination, proprioception, and reflexes while encouraging independence (Montessori-inspired).
Prep for motocross and action sports: young riders learn to control their balance and weight transfer from an early age.
👉 The perfect board to introduce kids to balance—while having fun!
Penny Wake – Sporty Balance for Kids
The Penny Wake offers the same safety features (with built-in stoppers) but introduces a shape inspired by board sports like wakeboarding and snowboarding.
Sporty style: a dynamic silhouette that makes kids feel like they’re riding just like the pros.
Always safe: built-in stoppers under the board help limit falls and give extra confidence.
Variety & creativity: its playful design stimulates imagination and keeps practice fun, while delivering the same benefits for balance, coordination, and confidence.
For young riders: perfect for developing agility, stability, and reflexes essential in motocross, BMX, or any action sport.
👉 A fun, dynamic board that motivates kids to practice even more!
⚠️ Safety Rules
Always start using the board near a solid surface (such as a counter or sofa) to support yourself with your hands.
Place a yoga mat under the board during the first sessions to make adaptation easier and to prevent slipping.
Step onto the board by placing the foot on the side touching the ground first.
When someone (especially a child) tries the board for the first time, hold their forearms firmly to ensure stability and safety.
Always remain cautious: as with any physical activity, there is a risk of falling.
