Trek Mystic 12
2016
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Description
Trek's Mystic 12 has flower power your daughter will adore. It's easy to ride, professionally assembled and built to last with a quality steel frame and reliable components. Plus, it sports a safety package including pads and a full chainguard. And it comes with heavy-duty training wheels to help your little one ride right away and quickly gain confidence. She'll love the great graphics, basket and colorful streamers, too.
Features & Info
Learn more about Trek's Dialed fit-specific design.
Trek goes the extra mile to ensure your child's safety and comfort. Their adjustable seats and handlebars give your child room to grow, the small grips and bars provide an excellent fit and complete control, plus the properly sized cranks and pedals mean easier pedaling. Their pint-size saddles fit right, too, enhancing comfort and control.
Consumer Reviews
Pros
- Built to Last (9)
- Stable (8)
- Smooth Ride (7)
- Highly Adjustable (6)
- Easy to Grow Into (5)
- High performance quality
Cons
- Heavy
- Steel Wheels
- Quickly Outgrown
Best Uses
- First Learning (8)
- Street Riding (2)
- Light Trails
- Endurance
Sep 05, 2013
- Pros:
- Stable, Built to Last, Training Wheels
- Cons:
- Heavy, Steel Wheels
- Best Uses:
- Light Trails, Endurance, First Learning, Street Riding
My mom and dad bought this for my 4 year old sister. She REALLY likes it. As it is quality built, she has no problem biking around the neighborhood or in the yard. We've even let her try a one mile ride with us and she loved it. I might have my LBS change out the steel wheels to higher quality aluminum wheels. Otherwise she loves it. My family will be all on TREK bikes soon!
Aug 17, 2010
- Pros:
- Highly Adjustable, Built to Last, Smooth Ride, Stable
- Cons:
- Quickly Outgrown
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
My daughter fell in love with this bike when she first set her eyes on it. No other bike compares. I'm so happy my baby is happy! So unreal she is such at ease with the Trek Mystic!
Mar 31, 2009
- Pros:
- Smooth Ride, Stable, Built to Last
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
My 2.5 year old loves it.
Feb 19, 2009
- Pros:
- Built to Last, Stable, Smooth Ride, Easy to Grow Into, Highly Adjustable
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
the training whells are adjustable so you can teach balance, great first bike, completely worth the money.
Oct 04, 2008
- Pros:
- Easy to Grow Into, Smooth Ride, Built to Last, Stable, High performance quality, Highly Adjustable
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
i cannot live without
ps. i'm 16
Jun 07, 2008
- Pros:
- Smooth Ride, Built to Last, Stable
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning, Street Riding
My daughter fell in love with this bike the first time she got on it in the store. (There was no way we were walking out without it.) She likes the fact that her feet can touch the ground easily from the seat, and I like the fact that it is solid and well made. She is also very fond of the design, the basket and the streamers -- though really, I'm just glad it is built to last.
May 17, 2008
- Pros:
- Built to Last, Stable, Easy to Grow Into, Highly Adjustable, Smooth Ride
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
Brought it for my grand, she loves it. Hasn't put it down since she got it. Well balanced easy to ride, great first bike
Mar 25, 2008
- Pros:
- Highly Adjustable, Built to Last, Easy to Grow Into
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
My daughter first bike and I am very pleased with it. She loves the colors and layout.She rides it with so much ease. The perfect bike for a princess!
Jun 20, 2007
- Pros:
- Highly Adjustable, Easy to Grow Into, Stable, Built to Last, Smooth Ride
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- First Learning
We previously bought a Trek bikes for our Son and then decided to buy a cheaper bike (Schwinn) when he outgrew his Trek 12". What a mistake that was! We bought our Daughter this bike and have had no regrets! It stands the test of time and weather. We are now going to upgrade our Son's bike for a Trek 16" and just give the other to Goodwill.