Is this bike right for a 10-year-old?

It is sized for roughly ages 10 to 14, and the adjustable seat and handlebar let it fit a growing rider. Check the child's inseam against the standover height before buying.

Is 21 speeds too much for a beginner?

Not necessarily. The low gears help on climbs, and most kids learn shifting quickly. Expect to fine-tune the derailleur after assembly.

How does it compare with aluminum kids' mountain bikes?

Steel is heavier but cheaper and easier to repair. Aluminum rivals are lighter for climbing but usually come with fewer speeds or rim brakes at this size.

Are the disc brakes hydraulic?

No, they are mechanical dual disc brakes. They still stop better than rim brakes in wet or muddy conditions but need cable adjustment over time.

What terrain is it built for?

Rough terrain and mountain trails, thanks to the front suspension, knobby 1.95-inch tires and steel frame. It is not a road or BMX bike.

Does it come with pedals and tools?

It ships as a boxed bike that needs assembly, typically including pedals and basic tools. Confirm the box contents with the seller before ordering.

Where is the Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike cheapest?

At Walmart, for $199.89, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike?

Rated 3.4 out of 5 from 50 ratings.

Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike

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Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike

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Last seen at $199.89 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike

The Glerc 24 is a 21-speed hardtail mountain bike for riders roughly 10 to 14, built on a carbon steel frame with front suspension and dual disc brakes. It stands out on paper for its gearing and brake hardware at this size, where many kids' bikes still use rim brakes and fewer speeds. The steel frame and 1.95-inch knobby tires suit rough terrain, and the seat and handlebar both adjust as the rider grows. Owners report a heavy, sturdy bike that handles trails well, but assembly and component quality draw mixed feedback.

Best forTrail-riding kids around 10 to 14Families wanting gears and disc brakes on a first mountain bikeRiders who will grow into the adjustable frameRough terrain and off-road paths

Pros

21 speeds give real range for hills and trails
Dual disc brakes stop better than rim brakes in wet or muddy conditions
Front suspension and 1.95-inch knobby tires absorb roots and gravel
Adjustable seat and handlebar height extend the usable years
High load capacity suits heavier or fast-growing riders
Hardtail steel frame is simple and repairable

Cons

Carbon steel frame is heavy for a kid to pedal uphill
Assembly and tuning out of the box are commonly reported as fiddly
Gearing and brake adjustment quality is inconsistent
Heavier than aluminum-framed kids' bikes at the same wheel size

Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike prices at every store

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Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike price history

Lowest price we've seen: $199.89 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

3.4 / 550 ratings

Ratings sit around the middle, and written feedback splits between riders who find it a capable, sturdy trail bike and buyers who struggled with assembly and component setup.

What people mention

BuildMixedOwners call it solid and sturdy but noticeably heavy for a child.
AssemblyCriticisedBuyers report the setup and tuning out of the box take time and patience.
BrakesPraisedDisc brakes are seen as a real upgrade over rim brakes on kids' bikes.
GearingMixedThe 21 speeds are useful on hills, though shifting needs adjustment on some units.
SuspensionPraisedThe front fork and knobby tires smooth out roots and gravel on trails.

Specifications

Wheel Size: 24 inch
Usage Terrain: Rough terrain, Mountain
Frame Material: Carbon Steel
Frame Type: Hardtail
Age Range: 10 11 12 13 14 Years Old
Suitable Terrain: Rough terrain
Typical Users: Boys

Questions and answers

Is this bike right for a 10-year-old?: It is sized for roughly ages 10 to 14, and the adjustable seat and handlebar let it fit a growing rider. Check the child's inseam against the standover height before buying.
Is 21 speeds too much for a beginner?: Not necessarily. The low gears help on climbs, and most kids learn shifting quickly. Expect to fine-tune the derailleur after assembly.
How does it compare with aluminum kids' mountain bikes?: Steel is heavier but cheaper and easier to repair. Aluminum rivals are lighter for climbing but usually come with fewer speeds or rim brakes at this size.
Are the disc brakes hydraulic?: No, they are mechanical dual disc brakes. They still stop better than rim brakes in wet or muddy conditions but need cable adjustment over time.
What terrain is it built for?: Rough terrain and mountain trails, thanks to the front suspension, knobby 1.95-inch tires and steel frame. It is not a road or BMX bike.
Does it come with pedals and tools?: It ships as a boxed bike that needs assembly, typically including pedals and basic tools. Confirm the box contents with the seller before ordering.
Where is the Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike cheapest?: At Walmart, for $199.89, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Glerc 24 Inch Kids Mountain Bike?: Rated 3.4 out of 5 from 50 ratings.