The video about Islabikes is wonderful. I suppose the UK has different regulations. Long ago, the US made it illegal for kids' bikes to have QR skewers, and I suppose that's fair enough because adults don't know how to operate them. Hand brakes are legal here but disfavored, and the new trend is having no front brake at all. I wonder if the no-front-brake trend comes from some regulation. I'm very heartened to see Isla's emphasis on light weight and quality. It's true that some kids' bikes are practically crimes because they're so bad. I spent a lot of money on bikes for my kids because I couldn't bear to let them ride that crap. I also understand why parents don't want to spend the money on real bikes because raising kids is so expensive.