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Recommended inseam length: 27–36,5 cm | Manufacturer’s Website
The Woom GO 1 on Test
White at the front and back, contrasted with one of four bold colors on the main frame – the GO 1 is instantly recognizable as part of the Woom family. And as the smallest model in the lineup, it’s designed to get the youngest riders hooked.
Kids will notice this right away. The low-slung, high-quality aluminum frame makes hopping on a breeze,the ultra-slim grips with a great tactile feel offer security even for tiny hands, and the bright green, tool-free brake lever adjustability makes one thing clear – the GO 1 is built to be a kid’s best friend.


At just 2.92 kg, this featherweight is super nimble and easy to lift over steps or curbs. However, these weight savings come at a price: the skinny tires roll smoothly but offer less grip and cushioning than wider options.
A clever touch: the oval seat post keeps the saddle from twisting out of alignment – finally! As the young shredders’ balance improves, you can add an optional footrest. And when their little legs give out, the integrated carry handle under the saddle makes it easy to tote the bike home. Bonus points for the Woom’s excellent resale value on the secondhand market.


Conclusion
The thoughtfully designed Woom GO 1 stays true to the brand’s signature look and pays attention to the details. Its low frame, slender grips, and featherlight build provide kids with confidence-inspiring, easy handling. Parents will love the integrated carry handle, tool-free brake lever adjustability, always-straight saddle – and high resale value. Sure, off-road adventures would call for wider tires, but overall, the Woom GO 1 is a stellar choice.
Tops
- Perfect contact points for small hands
- Tool-free brake lever adjustability
- Low step-through frame for easy mounting
- Ultra-lightweight
- Comfort-focused features for parents
Flops
- Skinny tires limit cushioning and versatility
Tuning tip: Swap in wider tires for more comfort and grip
More info at woom.com.
Words: Moritz Geisreiter Photos: Lars Engmann
