This individual review is part of a group test of eight kids’ bikes up to 16”. Click here for the buying guide and an overview of all the kids’ bikes we tested.

PUKY LS-PRO 16 on Test
PUKY gets a lot right with the LS-PRO 16. Weighing in at just 6.3 kg, it’s one of the lighter bikes on test. That’s despite coming equipped with a kickstand, bell, and chain guard as standard. The low step-through frame, the riser handlebar, and the upright riding position instil young riders with confidence.


The all-purpose tires roll smoothly and easily on paved surfaces. While the rim brakes perform reliably, the levers aren’t quite as ergonomic as those from Early Rider, KUbikes, or Woom. Furthermore, the plastic chain guard and kickstand are practical but tend to rattle, especially on cobblestones or forest paths. Then again, this isn’t a trail bike. As a city ride with the occasional shortcut over gravel or grass, it holds up just fine.
Another plus is the kid-friendly look. The design feels modern without being cheesy, and the bold colours appeal far more to young riders than some of the pastel trends seen on brands like Early Rider. If you’re looking for a lightweight, everyday bike that’s easy to handle and fun to ride, the LS-PRO 16 is a solid package, albeit with a few minor flaws in the details.


Conclusion
The LS-PRO 16 impressed us with its low weight, city-friendly features, and easygoing ride feel. It’s a well-rounded choice for everyday use and short adventures off the beaten path. That said, some components – like the brake levers, chain guard, and kickstand – show signs of cost-saving here and there. It’s not a premium bike, but overall, it’s a solid, well-thought-out package.
Tops
- Lightweight despite full accessories
- Stable, confidence-inspiring ride
- Versatile everyday bike
- Bold, kid-approved colours
Flops
- Brake lever ergonomics could be better
- Chain guard and kickstand tend to rattle
Tuning-Tip: None

Words: Jonny Grapentin Photos: Lars Engmann
