woom GO 4 - (Gen. H)

Woom bikes are just so amazing. Each time we get a new one the kids just jump on it and 10 minutes later they master a new skill - first just the balance which took the longest for both of them, then pedals (10 min learning curve) and now gears which took no time as well. I am so impressed and happy they get this joy.

Break cable was apart from the casing. Tried to put it back in, couldn't. Took front/left break apart and one of the plastic pieces broke. So don't try to fix this bike yourself. Took it to my local bike shop and they said they deal with this a lot and we will call you when it's ready to pick up. The breaks aren't standard, so they need to wait for the part. It's been about a week.

It is easy to assemble, my son loves the bike He got woom 2 years ago and learned to drive within half an hour. He is now 5 years old and drives woom 4 without any problems.

My child has learned to go by bike at 2y and 11m thanks to Woom.

Great bike to recommend very good quality very light

Got the woom3 for my youngest girl, age 4. The bike was perfect. Tried a different brand for my 5 year old, tried to save some money. Anyways I’m returning the other brand and getting a woom4.

Woom 2 at age 3. Peddles after 2 weeks with no transition problems. Now at age 5 he has Woom 4 with wonderful results.Learning gears already.

”Perfect bike” - his own words - for my five year old. Light bike with good build quality. He learned to shift gears on the first try, without any prior experience.

Our almost 4-year-old daughter got used to the bike right away and surprisingly went on a >10 km long bike tour with us on the 2nd day. In the evening, when it was already dark, she wanted to take a look at the bike again. A flaw: A screw for the handlebar mount is with

Our son got his start on WOOM 3 and now he's enthusiastically using the next generation! We're happy because he learned it so quickly thanks to WOOM!

It is already our third bike, I had a bit of concern about switching to the foursome - because of the gearshift, but like everything with Woom, the child sits on it and drives off. No problem with the circuit at all. Briefly explained and everything was wonderful. That's how it learned to ride a bike right away, even with the first bike. Unpacked, assembled briefly and the next day, the child was able to ride a bicycle. Unfortunately, there were some problems with the pre-installed front brake this time. It had to be adjusted after the test drive was postponed by one day. Big and disappointed children's eyes, but the next day after a huge bike ride, everything was fine again.

For me, quality starts with packaging. There was nothing to complain about here. Everything was neatly and neatly packaged. The individual parts were easy to assemble. All screws fit perfectly. The bike worked great when assembled. This is quality that is unfortunately becoming increasingly rare these days.

My daughter has been riding Woom bikes right from the start. The Woom Bike 4go is light as a feather and the gearshift is a piece of cake for my daughter! The bikes are simply great, without question!

The Woom 4 is already our third Woom and, as always, we love the bike itself. Unfortunately, this time I had to worry about a detail that didn't have to be the case. All previous wheels came with a high-quality bell (Woom Bing). The accompanying bell is apparently mandatory in Austria. With the current Woom 4, they have decided to save money and include an inferior bell. This is harder to use and sounds really awful. The child also complained immediately. Now I have to order an extra better bell, pay for shipping, wait and throw the enclosed bell in the trash, and that with a bike that costs almost 600 euros. I'm sorry, but it's hard to understand.

We already had the Woom 2 and Woom 3 with gears. All bikes have been reliable so far and have been used very gladly and extensively.