Cyberbike (Infant - ages 3-6)
Cyberbike (Infant - ages 3-6) 
Winner of the Good Toy Award 2007. The Cyberbike is the UK’s first interactive exercise gamebike. Personally endorsed by Olympic gold medal sprinter, Darren Campbell, whose children also use the Cyberbike: “They absolutely love it!”. The Cyberbike connects directly into the red/yellow AV ports on your tv. The games are built into the onboard computer - simply plug and play. The user controls the game character by cycling, steering and using the brake. There are 5 different games and 8 sports mode levels for that ‘in gym’ experience. The Cyberbike is available in 2 sizes: Infant bike for kids aged 3-6 and the Junior bike for kids from 6-10. For more details and video of the bike being used,please visit www.gymkids.uk.com
Customer Review: Fantastic Exercise Game Bike
I bought 2 of these: one for my younger and one for my older children. I wasn’t sure quite what to expect but I’ve got to say that I have been totally impressed by the Cyberbikes. They assembled very easily and had them up and running within a few minutes. They plugged into the back of the tv and started up straight away. The children were excited about the bikes when they arrived and went on them immediately. I can’t get them off! With all the rain we’ve been having recently the kids have been trapped inside so these bikes were a Godsend. What they don’t realise is exactly how much exercise they are getting while they are playing. We calculated that during 30 minutes of game play they’d probably cycled about 8km!! They would have trouble doing that on their bikes outside. The games are fun and challenging and the kids don’t even think that they are exercising. A friend of ours bought the Fisher-Price bike but found out that the kids don’t get to cycle that much. They spend most of the time using the joystick to play the games, so I don’t see the point. And it was more money too. All I can say is “What a brilliant idea. Wish I’d thought of it.”
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