The Apollo Xpander Junior Mountain Bike is a bike for kids aged 6-9 years, which is clear from the shorter 20’’ wheels and some of the specifications.
However, this looks like an impressive bike for a 6-year-old. Is it age-appropriate?
The Apollo Charm Junior Mountain Bike is sold for kids aged 6-9, and this seems to be apt on first impressions of the design and the features onboard.
This is an attractive bike that has a great look with a two-tone frame that highlights the suspension system and padded seat.
It looks like a lot of fun, but is it age-appropriate?
This Apollo Chaos Junior Mountain Bike is designed for a small age group of 6~9 year-olds.
This means finding the right amount of features and design elements for it to be engaging and practical, but not so much that it becomes overwhelming or too childish.
Does this bike find that middle ground?
The Apollo Independence Junior Mountain Bike has a great name that will catch the attention of a lot of pre-teen kids ready to move on to a more capable and “grown-up” bike.
The term independence gives the impression of a bike that will take kids further than they have been before out in the countryside – perhaps allowing them to race ahead of the pack and explore.
It is a great notion, but does the bike do enough to allow for this experience?
The aim with the Apollo Spiral Womens Mountain Bike was to create a bike that lets women push a little further and challenge themselves when riding off-road.
There is talk in the specification about tapping into that adventurous spirit and giving riders greater opportunities.
It sounds like it should be a great upgrade on any entry-level mountain bike. So, what do riders think?
The word incessant is an interesting one to use when naming a bike, but that is what Apollo did with the Apollo Incessant Mountain Bike. This suggests a bike that will help riders get where they need to be without fail.
In turn, this leads to high hopes about the reliability and performance of all the important components, such as the gears, suspension, stopping power, and general handling.
So, is this MTB able to live up to expectations?
