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Watch This Bike Grow
Put the neighbourhood on alert: there’s a new driver in town. And their little bike is made to grow with them. From Radio Flyer, this little bike - yes a bike, not a trike - lets you skip the tricycle stage (and save some cash) thanks to a small set-up made to fit kids as young as 18 months. With the training wheels already built in...
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The Stroller Bike Built For Three
Earlier today we brought you the Cynthia Rowley tandem bike with child seat, now he's another marvellous wheeled contraption. The Taga trike stroller transforms from trike to stroller in a few seconds and comes with a range of accessories, like the pictured double child seat, car seat, basket, and wooden double-seat trailer. Even more ama...
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A Bicycle Built For THREE
Forget the bicycle built for two, this one is built for three. Bike lovin’ parents can cruise with their baby in this stylish tandem bike with a child seat by Cynthia Rowley. Yes, that Cynthia Rowley of handbag, clothing and accessories fame. Visions of taking a leisurely ride thru Central Park, along a random beachfront boardwalk or just...
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A Push Bike Built For Two
Got twins? Or maybe just an afternoon playdate? Instead of having the kids fight over who gets to ride the bike, with the Push Bike for Two by Winther both can hitch a ride. This 2-seater push bike has double tires in the front for extra balance and a grab bar for the back seat. But it’s just not fun, this push bike encourages cooperative...
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And Now A Tandem Trail-a-Bike
If you already have a bike, trailercycles are a popular way to bring kids along. You have the comfort of a familiar bike, the control of the steering and pace, and the kid can pedal to his-or-her heart's content. Normally, trailercycles mean a 1:1 adult-kid ratio, but the Adams Trail-a-Bike Original Tandem ($US420) ups it to 1:2. I've seen some...
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Up Yours, Recession: Here’s a $3,700 Titanium Trike
As luxury gifts go, this Dutch-designed $AU3,700 titanium tricycle at least has practicality in mind: Your tyke would have to wrap the thing around a tree after leaping a school bus just to put a dent in the thing. Considering that the trike will probably go unused after a few weeks of mild play, you might want to aim a little lower this holiday s...
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Paul Frank Bicycle For Kids – The Kid’s Julius Cruiser
Paul Frank's Julius, the little monkey that seems to be everywhere these days, has now set up shop in the garage. The Kid's Julius Crusier is a sky blue kid-sized bicycle with a classic look and, of course, a happy little monkey.The bike has a 20" wheel base, full length fenders and a double spring saddle with Julius' face. Check i...
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Should Kids Lose Their Bikes For Not Wearing Helmets?
It's one thing to require that children wear helmets while biking or skateboarding. But how should the police enforce it? There's a range of consequences for adults caught speeding or running a red light: the police can issue fines, require offenders to attend safety classes - even, for repeat offenders, revoke their licen...
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Try Out the Trek Trikester
Yup, I'm bike obsessed. But I hope my obsession helps readers find sweet rides for their sweet children, so here's another for the wishlist: the Trek Trikester. Designed for 3 to 4 year olds, the Trikester falls into the "real bike" category with a high-tensile steel frame and fork (and an AU$259 price tag). The saddle, the crank and pedals...
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