For the littlest riders in the crew, the Fit Misfit 12″ is where it all starts. Whether making the switch over from a balance bike or hopping straight to pedals, the Misfit 12 is scaled down in all the right ways. Built with chromoly tubing in key areas for strength, it’s fine-tuned for short legs with custom 23/9 gearing and 75mm 3-piece cranks. A sealed cassette rear hub makes learning tricks and jumps easier (and safer) than with a coaster brake. Details like domed axle nuts and angled valve stems make things safer and easier. The Misfit 12 features a wider, flatter padded seat with a quick release clamp for easy adjustments on the fly. The Cheetah graphics and colour scheme give it a “wild child” vibe, setting the pace for a lifetime of BMX.
COLOUR: Cheetah.
FRAME: 13” TT Cro-Mo Top & Down Tubes.
GEOMETRY: 12.
HEADSET: A-Headset.
BB: Sealed Mid.
BARS: 2-Piece 4.5”x 19.75”.
FORK: New 31mm Offset Cro-Mo Steerer Tube.
STEM: Mini Front Load.
GRIPS: FIT Misfit.
SEAT: New Flatter/More Padded Integrated Combo.
SEAT CLAMP: Quick Release.
CRANKS: Tubular Cro-Mo 75mm.
SPROCKET: FIT Bite 23T.
PEDALS: Nylon Platform.
FRONT WHEEL: 16H Single Wall W/Unsealed Hub/Domed Nuts.
REAR WHEEL: 16H Single Wall w/Sealed 9T Cassette/Domed Nuts.
TIRES: FIT OEM 2.1” W/Curved Valve Stems.
BRAKES: Odyssey Springfield w/Linear Cable/Short Reach Lever.
WEIGHT: 15.4 lb / 6.98 kg.
For quick sizing see the chart below, or click here for more information
Wheel Size (in)
TT Length (in)
Rider Height (ft)
Rider Height (cm)
Rider Age
Balance Bike
Balance Bike
< 3'
< 90cm
< 3 years
12"
12"
2' - 3'
60cm - 90cm
< 4 years
14"
14"
2' 8" - 3' 4"
80cm - 100cm
2-5 years
16"
16"
3' 0" - 3' 8"
91cm - 111cm
3-7 years
18"
18"
3' 6" - 5' 0"
106cm - 152cm
6-11 years
20"
18.5" - 20.5"
4' 2" - 5' 4"
127cm - 162cm
10+ years
20"
20.5" - 21"
5' 2" - 6' 4"
157cm - 193cm
11+
Smaller items will be shipped Royal Mail Tracked Shipped same day if before 3.:00PM and in Stock
Larger Items will be sent DPD for Next day if ordered before 2:00 PM and are fully in stock at time.
