Fantastic--thanks for sharing that. We had a similar experience with
our boy, who is now seven. He started out at four or so on a Skuut,
which is the $89 version of the nice wooden bikes I first saw in the
Riv Reader. The lack of steering lock is a real boon. He LOVED that
thing! When he
My 3 year old loves his like - a- bike balance bike and rides it
everywhere. It is one serious machine it even has Schwalbe Big Apples.
One additon that made him like it even more was a Honka Hoota horn.
Rig content-- my 3 year old says when he is big he is going to get a
blue A Homer Hilsen and
I, too, am a big believer in Skuuts. All three kids have used 'em so far,
you can flip the frame upside down to fit smaller kids, and they make
learning a big kid bike a breeze. I did still have to take off the pedals
when I moved the kids up to real bikes (they handle a bit differently), but
I had three great rides this weekend:
1) Halfmoon Bay (in California) down to the Tunitas Creek climb
2) A loop around San Luis Obispo
3) the absolute best-of-all: a ride with my brother and his 5.8-year-old son on
the Santa Clara bike path. It was flat and was probably about 6 miles total.
(We
on 6/28/10 9:04 AM, James Warren at jimcwar...@earthlink.net wrote:
I had three great rides this weekend:
1) Halfmoon Bay (in California) down to the Tunitas Creek climb
2) A loop around San Luis Obispo
3) the absolute best-of-all: a ride with my brother and his 5.8-year-old son
on the
The boy next door, about 2.5 years old now, has been riding one of the scoot
bikes for a long time. I picked up a kids bike from somewhere for free and
everytime he comes over, he checks it to see if he's grown enough to ride
it. He's just about able to make it go but can't quite handle the
What a nice thing to do!
René
On 6/28/10, Jeff Perry jeff.pe...@gmail.com wrote:
The boy next door, about 2.5 years old now, has been riding one of the scoot
bikes for a long time. I picked up a kids bike from somewhere for free and
everytime he comes over, he checks it to see if he's grown
