woom GO 3 AUTOMAGIC with Basic Bundle

Our new woom GO 3 Automagic was purchased in December 2025 as a necessary successor to a great woom GO 2 (purchase 9/2024). When it was unpacked for Christmas, the children's eyes lit up. The father's eyes briefly too, only to realize that things seemed different here. And that's right, the handlebar grips and the saddle are both smaller and of simpler quality (see comparison images woom 2. /. woom 3 i.d. attached). The all-round chain guard is also missing compared to the previous woom 3 model. This could be due to the Automagic circuit. But this is illogical with this built-in hub gear. I really don't understand the logic bigger child = smaller grips and smaller saddle. I can only speculate that there are commercial reasons. None of this fits the self-image and price expectation of a manufacturer who is interested in quality and very child-friendly bikes. As a result, I will probably replace the inferior handles between the wheels. I'm still unsure about the saddle. QUESTION to WOOM: Is the saddle of my woom 2 compatible with my new woom 3? OTHERWISE: I unfortunately overlooked these 3 disappointing points myself when ordering online. The only thing that helps is to keep your eyes open next time. My son is still satisfied and can apparently live with the parts that are too small. My BUYING TIP: Look out for the higher-quality predecessor models on the used bike market, if it doesn't have to be woom Automagic.

Overall, great bike, light weight, kid loves it, best in class customer service.. Some downsides: comparing to my woom 2 from 2021, looks less some cost cutting was done.. woom emblem is just a woom decal now, grips are same size but different, chainguard is just the top half. out of the box, rear brakes were rubbing the rim and could not spin freely. took 30min to learn and adjust (they do offer support through 3rd party stores). also the front reflector is rubber strap on so gets tilted all the time. rear reflector was too big and couldn't tighten to seat post (apparently there's a shim but i didn't see it). customer service immediately send me replacements and thankfully they are the old style like my 2021 woom 2 and tighten down securely.

My child is enjoying riding this bike, and the automagic gear shifting feature is unique to woom. But compared to our woom 1 & 2 bought several years back, it feels like the quality has gone downhill somewhat. Handlebar grips much less comfortable. Just little pieces here and there it all seems to be corners cut. Can't say much about how the mechanics of the bike will hold up, but time will tell. I'm feeling much less likely to fork over the cost for a woom for the next bike, given that there is a lot of competition in the kid bike space these days and I think we probably find something nicer at the level 4 size for comparable price.

Our 4 year old son took to his new bike immediately. It's very well made and has been thoughtfully put together. Assembly of the bike itself was very simple.

This is our second Woom (our balance bike being a hand-me-down Strider before going directly to pedal). Our son is petite but incredibly adept with bikes, so Woom has felt like a great option both for its design and weight. With the Woom 3 automatic, we felt he could better reach his physical potential despite height limits meaning he’s not yet able to do 20” multi-speed options. I can’t say for sure that it made a difference to have a two-speed bike, but we have zero complaints. Just like our Woom 2, the brakes have worked seamlessly, the frame has withstood quite a beating, and its maneuverability lets him do tricks whenever he wants. We’ve been very happy with both our Woom purchases.

My daughter learned to bike same day. This is excellently built, very lightweight. Woom customer service is great. Even in winter my daughter wants to ride her bike. P.S. Go with Automagic, its very subtle but makes huge difference in speed.

My 3.5-year-old son really wanted “a big boy bike just like mommy and daddy.” I’d heard great things about WOOM bikes and did my research. They’re in high demand, so you can easily resell them later with just a small discount. We decided to get one, and we’re very pleased with it- after just one hour of practice, he was riding completely on his own. Worth every penny.

What nice bikes. My children have been cycling on the Woom2 since they were two years old and now on the Wool3. Lightweight and therefore easy to handle for the little ones.

Our grandson has been on a balance bike since about 18 months. He just got a Woom 3 Automagic. First try and he’s off and pedaling. He loves it and is quickly learning to use the brakes. No more torn up shoes from dragging his toes.

I give it a full 5 out of 5 stars Quality/Workmanship Optics/metallic paint Function/Technology Handling/Control for kids Delivery status/Description of final assembly So we're just absolutely thrilled. Real quality bike.

Our son went from Woom go 2 to 3 automagic and was able to pedal away by himself after 15min. Great bikes for kids!

Our 4-year-old daughter received a bicycle as a gift for her birthday. Unfortunately, it was quite heavy, so she could barely turn the pedals and quickly lost pleasure — even though she really wanted to ride a bike. After some research on the Internet, I became aware of Woom and we opted for Woom 3. As soon as we were outside, she learned to ride a bike without training wheels in just 30 minutes. I can't remember a day when I was more proud of her.

The woom GO 3 Automagic may technically be a well-thought-out children's bike, but in practice it is simply not useful for many families. The absence of training wheels or suitable adapters is a huge shortcoming. Every child learns differently — some switch over immediately, others need a transition period with training wheels. Why is this decision taken from parents? I expect flexibility, especially from a premium manufacturer. Instead of prescribing the educational approach, woom should give customers the freedom to decide for themselves how to teach their children how to cycle. Automagic cannot be used by us without support wheels — therefore not a recommendation. That's why it went back!

After the wheel and the woom2, we have now upgraded to woom3 with Automagic. The range of the little ones increases noticeably and even on slightly sloping roads, you can do something else by pedaling. Cool innovation!

We live in a hilly neighborhood and this bike allows our small 6-year old to keep up with her friends and get up all the hills. We all love it so much!