Paul’s Yard Boomer Kids Bike

I made a video to show you step-by-step how to build a Paul’s Yard Boomer kids bike.

Balance Bike

To build a balance bike, you need:

• Frame plus handlebar
• Saddle
• Allen key
• Spanner

Step 1 – Fixing the Handlebar

1. Remove the plastic cover from the bottom end of the handlebar stem.
2. Insert the stem into the mounting tube of the frame.
3. Take note of the minimum insertion point as marked on the stem.
4. Tighten the nut using your allen key.

Step 2 – Adjust the saddle

1. Insert the saddle below the minimum insertion mark on the post.
2. Tighten the quick release to fix the saddle post to the right position.

Step 3 – Adjust the front brake

1. Loosen the brake cable tightening nut, squeeze the two brake shoes to 3 – 4 mm away from the rim of the front wheel. Pull the brake cable and tighten the nut.
2. Lastly, remove both protective covers at the back of the wheels.

This is my video: https://youtu.be/NDtL_VjaS2k

12″ Kids Bike

To build a 12″ Kids bike, you need:

• Balance bike
• Chain
• Pedal crank and chain case
• Spanners
• Allen keys
• Soft mallet/hammer
• 4 Black protective covers

Step 1- Remove the back wheel

1. Flip the bike over so that it stands on the handlebar and saddle.
2. Remove the screw and washer on the rear brake support on the left side of the bike.
3. Undo the nuts and washers on the rear wheel axle.
4. Remove the rear wheel.

Step 2 – Insert pedal assembly

1. Remove the plastic cap from the bottom of the seat tube under the frame.  [Tip: Use a bread knife to lift up the cap]
2. Remove bolt from the pedal assembly. [Tip: use a soft mallet or hammer to get it out]
3. Insert the pedal assembly into the seat tube and tighten with the bolt.
4. Only install the left pedal into the pedal axle and tighten the pedals securely.

Step 3 – Attach chain and rear wheel

1. Place the chain on the larger front cog.
2. Clip the chain cases together before installing the right pedal into the pedal axle and tighten the pedal securely.
3. Then place the chain on the smaller rear wheel cog.
4. Fit the rear wheel axle into the lower position mountings.
5. Pull the rear wheel back to tighten the chain stack and fix the rear wheel washer and nut to secure the rear wheel to the frame.
6. Tighten the screw on the rear brake support (found on the left hand side of the bike)
7. Tighten the screw on the right rear casing.

This is my video: https://youtu.be/087eRcrIvP0

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own. Image used with permission.