Woom OFF AIR Review 

Hi Jesse, no, it shouldn't be making any noise. It sounds like something rubbing the spokes--perhaps the rear derraileur?

Hi Michael, All 3 are great bikes so you can't really screw this one up. If he's doing jumps/simple DH, the Woom OFF AIR should be fine. If he's going to be doing lift-served downhill or more aggressive riding, then I'd opt for the Meta HT, but otherwise, the extra weight isn't worth it.

@@Rascalrides Thx. As it will take around 6 more weeks before Woom is available in Europe, then there are only two options ER(+weight) and Meta(+fork). We are going to do some lift-served DH (flow lines), but not more often than 2-3times per month. w/o lift kids are not so motivated to uphill and additional Meta weight makes it even worse. On top of that we also visit really often bikepark/pumptrack. Correct me if I am wrong, but additional bike weight makes it bit more dangerous for little one when falling. Appreciate your comments 😁

In this video, he was 7 years old and 55 lbs. Your son might be on the smaller end of the spectrum, but I'd go for it. I think he'd fit pretty well.

My son is 5 and normal height. We just got him a Woom 4 Off Air and he fits/rides it no problem. What a great bike.