Eldest daughter likes the look of the Islabikes in her size with 26" wheels.
Shame you can't get a frame only cos I've got a shitload of 26" wheels, tyres and other stuff.
Is there a more readily-available frame in a comparable size...ie, small enough for a kid 10 ish years old?
Specialized Hardrock XS has a really low stand over height, my 9 year lad is riding round on one with all my old brakes, wheels, forks etc, just got some shorter cranks. Set it up 10 speed with a 30T on front. Got mine off eBay and he even help build it up ( well kind of )
Hardrock, even better in women's version with shorter TT.
13.5" Trek are also great, even shorter again.
I could make you one but with current progress on my wife's CX your daughter would probably fit a 29er by the time I finish......
Will be at most of the NWCX races if she wants a spin - I'll lend you the plans if you fancy a bit of metalwork 🙂
Mick (from the Mr Sparkle Sunday rides).
What about a Dartmoor two6player? Listed as a DJ frame but its not far off being a normal angled / sized small 26" frame.
Or just wait and see what mamadirt is selling next.
I've an aluminium Identiti Dr Jekyll which was used for exactly that, although I initially ran it with 24" wheels when my son was smaller.
About 12", but long, so with 26" wheels did him until he was 16.
Available if you are interested - eip
I bought my Ms a dialled holeshot, she never uses it, but did remark that it's a much nicer ride than her BSO.
And you have a nice jump bike so its win-win.
I picked up a cube frame from bike discount in 13 or 14" for junior.
It's a great frame and I know a few others from here picked them up too as they were a bargain.
I'm not sure if they'll still have any but worth a look.
EDIT: doesn't look like they have any small frames left - they have some very small 26" full bikes though (XXS).
I've just moved number 2 son up from a Beinn 26, but nabbed the wheels and brakes for the new bike. So I have the frame, forks gears etc sat in a box in the garage. Let me know if they are of any interest.